Rob Kurzinsky, who led the Kean University men's basketball program for 11 seasons, has stepped down from his position as head coach.
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He will remain as the university's strength and conditioning coordinator. The school confirmed the move through a spokesperson via email on Friday.
Kurzinsky went 96-188 in 11 seasons at Kean. The Cougars' best season under Kurzinsky came in 2010-11 when the Cougars finished atop the NJAC's southern division with an 18-8 record, earning him NJAC Coach of the Year honors.
Kurzinsky took over the program in 2007-08 after working as the assistant men's basketball coach and recruiting coordinator at Division I St. Peter's. Previous stops included a year as director of operations at Division I Columbia, five seasons as the head men's basketball coach at Rockland (N.Y.) Community College and a stint as head women's basketball coach at Bucks County (Pa.) Community College.
Kean finished 7-18, 5-13 last season.
The Cougars open the 2018-19 season at Neumann on Nov. 8.