Adrian Wojnarowski (Photo by Joe Murphy/NBAE via Getty Images)
ESPN’s basketball insider Adrian Wojnarowski has dropped what must be the biggest Woj Bomb of his career, as he’s leaving The Worldwide Leader in Sports for an entirely new career.
Woj, who is responsible for breaking some of the biggest developments in basketball history, informed ESPN that he has agreed to become the general manager of the St. Bonaventure men’s basketball program.
The 55-year-old has strong links to the school as he is an alumnus and has been instrumental in raising funds for its collective over the past few years. He graduated from the Western New York institution in 1991.
“It is a thrill of a lifetime to be able to return to a university and community that I love in a role of service to our student-athletes, coaches and institution,” he told the network. “I am hopeful that I can bring value in a lot of areas to our basketball program and open doors for our young men’s futures in ways both professionally and personally.
“I am retiring from a dream job at ESPN and am so incredibly grateful for my time and experiences with the World Wide Leader.”
Adrian Wojnarowski Will Be Missed
“Woj is the perfect person to fill this new role, combining his intimate knowledge of St. Bonaventure and our Franciscan values with a deep network of relationships he has built across the worlds of professional and intercollegiate basketball,” Bob Beretta, the school’s athletic director, was quoted as saying.
“The fact that the preeminent journalist in his field is willing to walk away from a lucrative media career to serve his alma mater in a support role is a testament to his love and passion for Bona’s.”
While he will definitely be missed, we imagine that Woj’s fans will be wishing him well.
All the best, Woj!
News
VIDEO: Jay Cutler’s Ex-Wife Kristin Cavallari Gets Called Out For Sleeping With Famous Hollywood Actor & Country Music Star, And Her Reaction Suggests She’s Guilty
Kristin Cavallari (Photo via Instagram) Kristin Cavallari has certainly been a free woman since divorcing Jay Cutler. Her good friend Justin Anderson recently exposed the “Very Cavallari” star while both were engaged in the ‘Suspect’ challenge that is sweeping social media. People…
Hughes Turned Down a Major Trade Involving Arber Xhekaj, Exact Offer Revealed by Pagnotta
We have indeed just learned that the general manager of the Montreal Canadiens, Kent Hughes, rejected a trade involving Arber Xhekaj. Were you wondering if the Canadiens still believe in Xhekaj? The answer is yes, and we just received a very…
Montreal Canadiens Make an Announcement Ahead of Tonight’s Game that Will be Broadcast on Prime Video
As just confirmed by the organization via an official statement, please note that tonight’s game between the Canadiens and the Oilers will be on Prime Video. It’s good to remind everyone since we’re not quite used to it yet, but…
Arber Xhekaj Was Asked About the Possibility of Fighting Jake Paul, His Response Is Hilarious
The young Montreal Canadiens defenseman, Arber Xhekaj, faced another question about Jake Paul today. Let’s just say it led to a rather unusual moment. Asked moments ago about the possibility of fighting Jake Paul, Xhekaj responded: Journalist to Xhekaj: «What…
REPORT: Chicago Bears Will File Complaint With NFL After Catching The Green Bay Packers Blatantly Cheating During Their Game-Winning Field-Goal Block
Chicago Bears and Packers players (Photo via Twitter) The Chicago Bears are not happy about what happened on Sunday at Soldier Field. The Bears lost in heartbreaking fashion for an 11th straight defeat against the Green Bay Packers, and head coach Matt Eberflus…
Social Media Detectives Have Uncovered Shocking Evidence That Suggests The Kansas City Chiefs Will Now Win Super Bowl 59 Thanks To Their Loss To The Bills
Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen (Photo by Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images) The Kansas City Chiefs won without winning a game on Sunday. The defending Super Bowl champions are no longer the NFL’s only remaining unbeaten team after the Buffalo Bills handed them their first loss…
End of content
No more pages to load
