Villanova Fires Kyle Neptune After Three Disappointing Seasons
The Wildcats part ways with their head coach following another underwhelming season and a third consecutive NCAA Tournament miss.
- Kyle Neptune was dismissed after compiling a 54-47 record over three seasons as Villanova's head coach.
- The decision follows Villanova's 73-56 loss to UConn in the Big East Tournament quarterfinals, marking the team’s third straight early exit from the tournament.
- Neptune struggled to meet expectations despite having arguably his best roster this season, ending with a 19-14 record and missing the NCAA Tournament for the third consecutive year.
- New athletic director Eric Roedl, who took over in January, prioritized a change in leadership to revitalize the program and address declining performance.
- Villanova now begins the search for a new head coach, with significant challenges ahead, including a roster overhaul and adapting to the evolving college basketball landscape.