In a dramatic turn of events Wednesday, Hendrix College women's basketball coach Chris Hitchcock resigned, and men's assistant Thad McCracken was named as the new head coach. Hitchock, whose team won five straight games ...

... transformed from men's assistant basketball coach to head women's coach for the Warriors after the sudden resignation of Chris Hitchcock for personal reasons. In the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, the men and women travel together on some ...

... than that. "The win may have been a real turning point; a loss would have been devastating," said Warrior coach Chris Hitchcock. - Advertisement - Hendrix, with by far the most quality depth any women's team has ever assembled, had developed ...

... opponent at 3 p.m. Friday. "We've started doing the little things that kept us from winning," said Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock. "It's a made shot here or a loose ball there or an offensive rebound. We're playing together and we're playing ...

... 14 edge on the offensive board and a 36-11 advantage in bench points. "That's the stat," said Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock referring to the 22 offensive rebounds. "When you play DePauw, you got to keep them off the offensive board. Too ...

... time to square to the basket. Just enough time. It was exhilarating." - Advertisement - The play Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock drew up during a timeout was designed to go to Clark. "But it was supposed to be a layup, not a jump shot," Hitchcock ...

... the Warriors (7-4) took charge. Hendrix forced 30 turnovers. "It all started with defense," Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock said. "We were really playing sluggish in the first six or seven minutes, and then the defense sparked us." It ...

... run with a 3-point basket for Hendrix, but time was running out then, and Colorado coasted on in. Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock said, "We just did not execute defensively in the last several minutes. We came a long way, got up by eight points ...

... the Colonels the lead for good, added 12. WOMEN "One of those nothing-went-right games," said Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock after his team started lethargically and never really showed any energy in a 56-42 defeat. The Warriors (10 ...

... traditional DePauw score on the surface but not this time). "It was closer than the score," said Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock, who was extremely disappointed not to win. "The effort was there, the want-to and the heart was certainly there ...