Will Wade will have a slightly uncomfortable day in the madness of March on Thursday.
McNese chief coach will aim at a nuisance against Clemson, his own Alma Mater, when the ball leans at 3:15 pm in Providence, Rhode Island.
To do even more strange things, multiple reports have said that Wade has already reached an agreement to become the NC state coach at the end of the tournament.
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The chief coach of the McNese State Cowboys, Will Wade, instructed his players from the bank during the first half in Coleman Coliseum. (McLelland-Imagn images)
Wade admitted earlier this week that he had been in contact with Wolfpack, simply responding “yes” when asked.
Wade, 42, said he has always tried to be transparent with his attendees and players during this time of year.
“Just say it as it is,” Wade said. “You may not always like what I am going to say, but I am going to tell you what I think. I have always been like that, and there is no need to hide it. The boys are reading it on social networks. It is no secret. I will not ask them to do something that is not willing to do. It is not good if they do not approach it and if they feel there and that they are.”
The Cowboys chief coach of the McNese state, Wade answers questions during the press conference of the First Round Practice Session at Amica Mutual Pavilion. (Gregory Fisher-Imagn images)
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The NC State coach Kevin Keatts, on March 9, an abrupt end of an eight -year mandate that saw the fall of the program this year, which proved to be too much to overcome even when it was framed against the remarkable end of last season. The announcement occurred one day after Wolfpack closed a 12-19 season and could not be qualified for the ACC tournament as a reigning champion.
The coach of the Cowboys of the state of the McNese, Wade answers questions during the press conference of the first round of the practice session at Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, Rhode Island, on March 19, 2025. (Gregory Fisher-Imagn images)
The cowboys enter this year’s tournament with a 27-6 record and newly released from his second consecutive championship of the Southland conference. Previously he spent five seasons in LSU, two seasons in VCU and two in Chattanogo.
