Adia Barnes, who led Arizona women’s basketball to prominence, takes SMU job
Two years earlier, Arizona — led by star guard Aari McDonald — won the WNIT championship at McKale Center. Barnes leaves Arizona with a 169-114 record. She compiled the second-most victories in program history behind Joan Bonvicini (297), who coached Barnes when she played for the Wildcats from 1994-98.
UPDATE: Adia Barnes to leave Arizona women’s basketball for SMU
As reported by Michael Lev at the Arizona Daily Star and confirmed by this publication, Arizona women’s basketball head coach Adia Barnes will leave the Wildcats to take the same position at SMU. Arizona women’s basketball head coach Adia Barnes has made no secret over the years that she needed resources to compete at the level she wanted to.
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