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Benet coach resigns

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Patrick Mooney
on April 8, 2008 5:10 PM | | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

After 19 years, Marty Gaughan has resigned from his position as Benet boys basketball coach, the school announced Tuesday, though he will remain in Lisle as assistant athletic director.

The job began to consume too much of his time, Gaughan said over the phone on Tuesday, and he will now be free to watch his son Brian, a graduating Benet senior, play Division III basketball next season at Loras College (Iowa).

Gaughan, 46, will be part of the search committee to find his replacement. He said he expects the school to name the new coach by early May. Look in Wednesday's print edition for more information.

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