Dartmouth men's basketball coach Terry Dunn was forced to resign
after his entire team threatened to boycott taking the court this
weekend.
Multiple sources told FOXSports.com that the each player
signed a document that was taken to the administration on Friday
stating they refused to play for Dunn.
Dunn, who had a 47-103 overall record in five-plus seasons,
was forced to resign on Friday afternoon.
The school released the news that Dunn resigned in a
statement on Friday evening.
"Terry has been a loyal and dedicated member of our
staff,” Acting Athletic Director Bob Ceplikas said in the
statement. "We thank him for his service and leadership to our
basketball program and wish him the best in his future
pursuits.”
The Big Green was 3-10 this season.
Sources also told FOXSports.com that the entire staff from a
year ago chose to leave this past offseason.
No interim coach has been named yet. First-year Dartmouth
assistant coaches Mark Gaupe, Michael Brown and Tim Lane will share
coaching against Harvard on Saturday.
It's the second Ivy League coach that has been forced to
leave during this season after Penn fired Glen Miller last month
after a winless start.
