Mizzou, Robin Pingeton and Women's Basketball

Mizzou Parting Ways with Women's Basketball Coach Robin Pingeton
At the conclusion of the 2024-2025 basketball season, head coach Robin Pingeton will be stepping away from the program, the team announced Wednesday. Across 15
Mizzou women's basketball coach Robin Pingeton to depart at end of season
Missouri women's basketball coach Robin Pingeton will depart the program as expected upon the conclusion of the ongoing season, ending a 15-year tenure.
For first time in 15 years, Mizzou is looking for a new women’s basketball coach
Missouri women’s basketball coach Robin Pingeton will step down after this season. Pingeton, in her 15th season as the Tigers head coach, will leave as the second-winningest coach in program history. Her career record heading into Thursday’s game at Arkansas is 249-216.
Mizzou’s Robin Pingeton to step down as women’s basketball coach after 2024-25 season
On Wednesday, head coach Robin Pingeton informed Mizzou Athletics that she will be leaving the program after the 2024-25 season.
Mizzou women’s basketball brings in $745,000 during 2023-24 athletic season
The University of Missouri's women's basketball program brought in $745,00 for the university during its previous athletic season. MU will now have to look for a new coach of its program, after head coach Robin Pingeton announced she's stepping down after 15 seasons on Wednesday.
Mizzou’s Pingeton stepping down from women’s basketball after the season
Missouri women’s basketball head coach Robin Pingeton has announced her departure from the program at the end of the 2024-25 season after 15 years at the helm. Under her leadership, Pingeton amassed a 249-216 record,
Pingeton will not return to lead Mizzou women's basketball after 2024-25 season
Missouri women's basketball head coach Robin Pingeton will not return for a 16th season with the Tigers, Mizzou Athletics announced Wednesday. Pingeton is in her 15th season leading the Tigers and has built a record of 249-216. She has led Missouri women's basketball to four NCAA tournament appearances.
Robin Pingeton, coach of struggling Missouri women, announces resignation effective at end of season
Missouri women's basketball coach Robin Pingeton announced her resignation effective at the end of the season.
SEC women’s basketball team makes change at head coach. Who could get the job?
After 15 seasons at the helm of Missouri, Robin Pingeton is stepping aside. Could a former Tennessee coach replace her, or will it be someone from the mid-major ranks?
Women's College Basketball Coach Is Stepping Down At 56
After 15 years at the helm of Missouri's women's basketball program, head coach Robin Pingeton is reportedly deciding to step down at the end of the season. In a statement on her decision, the second-winningest coach in Tigers history said she felt it was time for a change and that she's grateful
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How can Missouri basketball clinch SEC Tournament double-bye? Here’s Mizzou's path
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Former Georgia Teammates Praise Mizzou's Damon Wilson II
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No. 14 Mizzou men aim to rein in turnovers, adapt to whistle better vs. struggling South Carolina
We just didn’t snap back and recoil how we needed to in those moments to defend," Missouri coach Dennis Gates said of the ...