WVU Introduces Darian DeVries as Men’s Basketball Coach
In a move that shocked many in the college basketball world, West Virginia University (WVU) announced the hiring of Darian DeVries as the new head coach for the men’s basketball team. DeVries, who previously coached at Drake University, was introduced at a press conference by WVU athletic director Wren Baker.
Baker emphasized DeVries’ loyalty and integrity, highlighting his 23-year tenure at Creighton University before his successful stint at Drake. DeVries, known for his positive energy and hard work ethic, expressed his love for both Creighton and Drake, where he built winning programs and developed strong relationships with his players.
The decision to hire DeVries was met with enthusiasm from the WVU community, who saw in him a coach committed to long-term success and building a strong program. DeVries, in turn, expressed his excitement at joining a community that values hard work and dedication, traits he embodies as a coach.
With his son Tucker transferring to WVU after a successful career at Drake, and his daughter Tatum showing promise as a basketball player, DeVries is set to make a lasting impact on the WVU basketball program. His roster shaping will focus on long-term success, rather than quick fixes, as he aims to shape the future of WVU basketball.
As the WVU community eagerly awaits the start of the new era under DeVries’ leadership, there is a sense of optimism and excitement surrounding the program. With his track record of success and commitment to excellence, DeVries is poised to make a significant impact on the WVU basketball program and lead the team to new heights in the seasons to come.