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June 15, 2006
Brown introduces new head basketball coach
AP file photo Craig Robinson
Brown University welcomed its new head basketball coach, Craig Robinson, at a news conference today in the university gym.
Robinson, 44, a two-time Ivy League Player of the Year in the early 1980s at Princeton, had been an assistant coach at Northwestern University before being tapped for the Brown job. His brother-in-law is Democratic Congressman Barack Obama of Illinois.
Brown athletic director Michael Goldberger said Robinson fit the school's three requirements for a new coach: integrity, ability to balance athletics and academics, and leadership abilities, according to the Associated Press.
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Craig Robinson was certainly a good player in his day. He's big shoes to fill since he's replacing Glenn Miller, best wishes to him.