
Steve Forbes Honored for College Basketball Career
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Steve Forbes, head coach at Wake Forest, to receive special honor for his long career in college basketball. Forbes, a key voice in coaching world and N C A A Division one mens basketball oversight committee member, built resume step by step from small community colleges to power five programs. With over one hundred seventy wins at Wake Forest, hes earned this recognition at N A B C convention welcome reception this Friday in Indianapolis.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Steve Forbes Honored for College Basketball Career. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 5th, Steve Forbes, the head coach at Wake Forest, is set to receive a special honor for his long career in college basketball. He's been a key voice in the coaching world and serves on the NCAA Division I men's basketball oversight committee. The recognition comes at the NABC convention welcome reception this Friday, April 3rd, in Indianapolis. Forbes built his resume step-by-step, starting out at small community colleges like Southwestern and Barton in the 1990s. He racked up 36 wins at Southwestern from 1991 to 93, then 68 at Barton from 1995 to 98. He kept climbing, leading Northwest Florida State to 62 victories between 2011 and 2013. That success landed him at East Tennessee State University, where he coached for five years and notched 130 wins from 2015 to 2020. Now in his fourth year at Wake Forest, Forbes has added 107 more wins since 2020.
His total record shows steady growth and commitment to the game at every level. Fans and fellow coaches alike praise his journey from junior colleges to power five programs, and this award caps off years of influence behind the scenes. Keep an eye on what he does next in Winston-Salem, and keep an eye on what he does next in Winston-Salem.
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