Adrian Wojnarowski delivered one closing WojBomb on Wednesday when he introduced on social media that he was retiring from ESPN.
Wojnarowski will depart the NBA world to turn into normal supervisor of the St. Bonaventure males’s basketball workforce, the place he graduated in 1991.
“It’s a distinctive pleasure to have the ability to return to a college and neighborhood that I like in a task of service to our student-athletes, our coaches and our establishment,” Wojnarowski informed ESPN“I hope to carry worth in lots of areas to our basketball program and open doorways for the way forward for our younger males, each professionally and personally.”
In his function as Bonnies normal supervisor, Wojnarowski will work with collectives for identify, picture and likeness (NIL) alternatives, handle the switch portal, help with recruiting and work with households and former gamers, and fundraise.
Previous to becoming a member of ESPN, Wojnarowski labored at Yahoo Sports activities for practically a decade, together with as Editor-in-Chief of The Vertical.
The St. Bonaventure males’s workforce performs within the Atlantic-10 Convention and has appeared within the NCAA Event thrice since 2012. Final season, they posted a 20-13 file underneath head coach Mark Schmidt.
