Alabama women’s basketball loses head coach to mid-major program
Alabama women's basketball coach Kristy Curry is leaving the University of Alabama to take the head coach job at the University of South Florida. Curry had been with the Crimson Tide since 2013 and finished her tenure with a 245-173 record, leading the team to the NCAA tournament for the past four seasons.
The University of Alabama has lost its women's basketball coach, Kristy Curry, to the University of South Florida. Curry is taking the head coach job at USF, which plays in the American Conference. She had been with the Crimson Tide since 2013 and finished her tenure with a 245-173 record. During her time at Alabama, the team made it to the NCAA tournament for the past four seasons. Curry's departure was announced by USF on Tuesday, and she will replace former coach Jose Fernandez, who left the Bulls in October. Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne acknowledged Curry's departure and stated that the university will begin a national search for its next head coach.
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