Miami (OH)’s Travis Steele Linked to Big East Job Ahead of NCAA Tournament
Summary
Travis Steele, head coach of the Miami (OH) RedHawks basketball team, led his team to a strong season and is set to compete in the NCAA Tournament. Steele is also being considered for a coaching position with the Butler Bulldogs in the Big East Conference due to recent vacancies. Despite rumors, he remains committed to leading his current team in the ongoing tournament.Key Facts
- Travis Steele is the head coach of the Miami (OH) RedHawks basketball team.
- Miami (OH) finished the regular season with a 31-0 record but lost in the MAC Tournament.
- The team received an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament and will play SMU.
- Steele is making his debut in the NCAA Tournament as a head coach.
- He is being considered for the Butler Bulldogs head coaching job in the Big East.
- Steele has a past connection to Butler, having attended the university and worked as a student manager for the basketball team.
- Butler's previous coach, Thad Matta, recently retired.
- Steele previously coached at Xavier, a Big East program, but did not reach the NCAA Tournament during his tenure.
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