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Samuel West: Oxford University
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Samuel West enters his third year as head coach of the Alcorn State University Men’s Basketball team. West, a 50-year old Natchez, Mississippi native, has led the Braves to a combined record of 18-40 overall in his two seasons, including a semi-finals berth in the Southwestern Athletic Conference tournament during the 2003-04 campaign.
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Geboren als Sohn von Timothy West und Prunella Scales - beides ebenfalls Filmschauspieler - hat West zudem einen Bruder, Joseph, sowie eine Halbschwester, Juliet. Er studierte zwischen 1985 und 1989 Englische Literatur an der University of Oxford und schloss sein Studium mit dem Bachelor of Arts ab.
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West received his Bachelor’s Degree in History in 1977 from Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas and earned his Master’s Degree in Health & Physical Education in 1980 from Jackson State University. He is a 1973 graduate of North Natchez High School in Natchez. West is married to the former Theresa Dunbar of Natchez and they are the proud parents of Temmetria (22), Connie (16) and Taylor (14).
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West is active on campus as a sponsor of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He has been involved with this program since his arrival on campus. He received his Bachelors Degree in History in 1977 from Texas Southern University and earned his Masters Degree in Health & Physical Education in 1980 from Jackson State University.
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ALCORN STATE, Miss. The Alcorn State University athletics department officially announces the promotion of assistant men’s basketball coach Samuel West to the rank of head coach pending the board’s approval. West replaces longtime head coach Davey L. Whitney who officially announced his retirement at the conclusion of this season. The Natchez, Mississippi native spent the previous seven seasons as the Braves’ assistant basketball coach who was instrumental in helping Alcorn State win their last three regular season Southwestern Athletic Conference titles along with the team’s last two trips to the NCAA tournament.
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