In a stunning announcement, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski says he's leaving the news industry to help run the college basketball program at his alma mater.
NBA reporter Adrian Wojnarowski announced his retirement from ESPN and the news industry Wednesday, a stunning announcement for a prominent U.S. sports reporter who regularly broke news to players, coaches and executives as well as fans.ESPN will lose Wojnarowski to the St. Bonaventure men's basketball program, where he'll be the general manager for his alma mater.
After all these years reporting on everyone's teams, I'm headed back to my own.'College basketball teams have been more likely to appoint general managers as the transfer portal has made roster turnover more common.
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