Plan to come to Finley Stadium and cheer for the Football Mocs as they kick off the 2013 season opener against UT Martin on Thursday, August 29 at 7:30 p.m.
Will Wade named Mocs Men’s Basketball Coach
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics David Blackburn announced Will Wade as the new men’s basketball head coach today. Wade just finished his fourth season as an assistant coach at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va., and is the 18th head coach in the history of Chattanooga basketball. Read more here.
Chattanooga announces Jim Foster as Women’s Basketball Head Coach
2013 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee was named the new women’s basketball head coach.
David Blackburn introduced as Vice Chancellor & Director of Athletics
Hundreds of members of the University community came out to meet, greet and hear from the new leader of UTC Athletics.
David Blackburn announced as new athletic director
Blackburn most recently served as the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Administration at the University of Tennessee where he was member of the Volunteers’ executive staff.
UTC announces finalists for Athletics Director
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga has announced the names of three finalists who have been invited to the campus for a series of interviews next week. The announcement was made by Dr. Debbie Ingram, chair of the search committee for the position.
Mocs at the Masters
Masters Week 2013 is an exciting time for Mocs golfer Steven Fox, who won the 2012 U.S. Amateur Championship last August at Cherry Hills Country Club near Denver. As a result of that win, he was invited to play in the Masters in Augusta.
Fun with the Final Four® Floor Tour
It was a good day to warm up, practice a foul shot, and win a prize when the 2013 NCAA Final Four® Floor Tour made a stop on the UTC campus.
Lady Mocs make 11th NCAA Tournament appearance
The Lady Mocs made their 11th appearance to the NCAA Tournament after an exciting season. The team was matched to play six-seeded Nebraska. The 11-seed women’s basketball team couldn’t hold off a late Nebraska rally Saturday evening at Reed Arena on the Texas A&M campus, falling 73-59 to the Cornhuskers in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament.