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Donte' Jackson selected as Alabama A&M men's basketball head coach

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NORMAL, Ala. (WHNT) — Alabama A&M has found its 11th men's basketball head coach. AAMU Athletics announced Donte' Jackson will be taking over the program for the 2025-26 season. The university made the announcement during an introductory news conference on Thursday. Jackson, who has compiled a 263-185 career record in 15 seasons, is a three-time SWAC Coach of the Year honoree, guiding Grambling State to three regular-season conference titles in …

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Alabama A&M introduces Donte' Jackson as head men's basketball coach

Donte' Jackson is the new man in charge of the Bulldogs.

1 day ago·Huntsville, United States

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Donte' Jackson selected as Alabama A&M men's basketball head coach

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Three-time SWAC Coach of the Year takes over Alabama A&M’s men’s basketball program

Alabama A&M has hired Donte’ Jackson as the program’s next head basketball coach, it was announced on Thursday at an on-campus press conference.

1 day ago·Alabama, United States

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HoopDirt

SWAC DIRT: Grambling's Jackson headed to Alabama A&M

Following-up on my post from yesterday… Alabama A&M naming their new head basketball coach at a 4pm presser tomorrow. Heard the leader here is a current D1 head coach (from the same conference?!?!). Stay tuned…— Adam Nelson (@HD_DirtKing) April 3, 2025 This is now confirmed that the choice is Grambling State’s Donte’ Jackson. Jackson had been at Grambling for the past seven seasons where he went 132-124 (.516). He led his team to the 2023-24 SW…

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HBCU Gameday

HBCU basketball coach swaps jobs in-league

Alabama A&M is set to make a big hire in the HBCU basketball landscape, as it prepares to announce Grambling State’s Donte’ Jackson as its next head men’s basketball coach. The news was first reported by HBCU Sports and confirmed by an HBCU Gameday source. Jackson will take over for Otis Hughley, who resigned last month after three seasons at the helm in Huntsville.Jackson brings a deep well of experience across the HBCU coaching ranks. A Milwau…

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