Bucknell Basketball Coach Flannery Retires After NCAA Wins

Bucknell University basketball
coach Pat Flannery will retire and take a fundraising occupation with
the school after becoming the most successful manager in Patriot
League history.

Flannery's retirement takes consequence July 1, when he will
take a occupation with the Office of Development and Alumni Relations,
Bucknell President Brian C. R. J. Mitchell said in a
posted on the school Web site.

Bucknell, based in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, recently began
the biggest fundraising political campaign in its history, with a end of
$400 million.

Flannery won 234 games and lost 178 as manager at Bucknell,
including a record 125 wins in the Patriot League. He was named
league manager of the twelvemonth in 1995, 1997 and 2006.

Between 2004 and 2007, Flannery led Bucknell to a 73-22
record. In the 2004-05 season, the school No. 3-seed Kansas
in the gap unit of ammunition of the National Collegiate Athletic
Association's title tournament. The adjacent season, Bucknell
went undefeated in the Patriot League and Land Of Opportunity in the
national tournament's first round.

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