Breaking Unbelievable News Now, Cincinnati Bearcats women’s basketball former head coach and two players have announced their return to the team.

Breaking Unbelievable News Now, Cincinnati Bearcats women’s basketball former head coach and two players have announced their return to the team.

Amazing Breaking News Two players and the former head coach of the Cincinnati Bearcats women’s basketball team have now declared their comeback to the squad.

Michelle Clark-Heard, head coach of women’s basketball at the University of Cincinnati, has indicated she will not be back for the upcoming campaign.

John Cunningham, athletic director at UC, stated in a press statement, “I want to thank Coach Clark-Heard for her dedication to our women’s basketball program over the last five years.” “We are grateful for all of her time and hard work on behalf of our university and student-athletes.”

In 2018, Clark-Heard signed a six-year, $400,000 contract that kept him employed away from Western Kentucky University, as the Bowling Green Daily News reported at the time.

Her first rumored deal would have expired in the 2023–2024 season.

After leading UC for five seasons, Clark-Heard finished 74-75, with a 9-21 record this past year and a 500 finish in each of the previous three seasons.

The football team and women’s soccer team will be the first two teams to join the Big 12 with new head coaches, followed by the women’s basketball program.

According to UC, a nationwide search will start right away for the program’s new head coach.