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New Associate Coach To Help Donahue?

Ivy, Ivy, Ivy. It seems Boston College is looking to the Ivy Leagues to usher in this new era of BC men’s basketball. It has been reported by ESPN, not yet announced or confirmed by Boston College, that Joe Jones, who has been the head coach of the Columbia men’s basketball team for the last seven years, has been hired to work alongside Steve Donahue as the associate head coach.

BC made the announcement introducing Steve Donahue, from Cornell, as the new head coach a few days ago on Wednesday. There had been rumors that Donahue had contacted other coaches about joining his BC staff.

If Jones is coming here, it will be interesting to see what he does to help Donahue. He was 86-108 overall at Columbia, with a 39-59 record in the Ivy League.


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Kaitlin McKinley

Kaitlin McKinley

Kaitlin McKinley is a senior communications major in the College of Arts and Sciences and plans to use her degree for print or broadcast journalism. She joined The Observer in the spring of her sophomore year. She interns with New England Sports Network (NESN). Kaitlin showed horses competitively for 12 years before switching to varsity tennis in high school, which she played for three years and now just plays for fun with her family and friends. Kaitlin is active in cancer fundraising events, especially those involving the Jimmy Fund/Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston where her younger sister receives treatment, and she participates in Relay for Life and Light the Night every year.

Kaitlin has written 38 articles for The Observer.

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