SIU Broadcaster Sheds Light
(St. Louis, MO) – Bryan Mullins is out as the head coach of the Southern Illinois basketball program after five seasons. His five year record of 86-68 wasn’t deemed good enough by the university and Athletic Director Tim Leonard. We asked LukeMartin what’s next at SIU?
After a high-water mark of 23 wins last season, Mullins was voted third in the Valley’s ‘Coach of the Year’ balloting for this 19-win season.
SIU broadcaster Luke Martin interviewed Mr. Leonard and found out the reasoning behind the departure. Immediately after yesterday’s games were over, he joined us for a live podcast at Enterprise Center. We discussed the tournament, his relationship with his former employer (Indiana State) and the current SIU situation.
Luke is a top flight journalistic and covered this so well. Listen to his podcast here.
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