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Northeastern to name Mike Glavine as Head Coach after 2014 Season

by Brian Foley
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GlavineCollege Baseball Daily has learned that Northeastern will promote assistant coach Mike Glavine to Head Coach replacing Neil McPhee as head coach at the end of the 2014 season. Glavine has served as an assistant with the Huskies for the last four years serving as the Recruiting Coordinator while working with the infielders and hitters.

The news will be announced tomorrow at 10am during an athletic department press conference.

He will replace long time Northeastern coach Neil McPhee who announced his retirement from the school at the end of the 2014 season in August. (LINK)

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