Jon Becker

2 weeks ago | marinij.com | Jon Becker

Stanford’s Eric Reveno will be carrying a loftier title when he starts the second year of his second stint as an assistant men’s basketball coach for the Cardinal this fall. The school announced Monday that the 59-year-old Reveno has been named general manager of the men’s basketball program. Reveno, a two-time basketball team captain at Stanford, joins football general manager Andrew Luck as another beloved ex-Cardinal athlete returning to school to run his old program.

2 weeks ago | santacruzsentinel.com | Jon Becker

Stanford’s Eric Reveno will be carrying a loftier title when he starts the second year of his second stint as an assistant men’s basketball coach for the Cardinal this fall. The school announced Monday that the 59-year-old Reveno has been named general manager of the men’s basketball program. Reveno, a two-time basketball team captain at Stanford, joins football general manager Andrew Luck as another beloved ex-Cardinal athlete returning to school to run his old program.

2 weeks ago | mercurynews.com | Jon Becker

Stanford’s Eric Reveno will be carrying a loftier title when he starts the second year of his second stint as an assistant men’s basketball coach for the Cardinal this fall. The school announced Monday that the 59-year-old Reveno has been named general manager of the men’s basketball program. Reveno, a two-time basketball team captain at Stanford, joins football general manager Andrew Luck as another beloved ex-Cardinal athlete returning to school to run his old program.

2 weeks ago | eastbaytimes.com | Jon Becker

Stanford's Eric Reveno will be carrying a loftier title when he starts the second year of his second stint as an assistant men's basketball coach for the Cardinal this fall. The school announced Monday that the 59-year-old Reveno has been named general manager of the men's basketball program. Reveno, a two-time basketball team captain at Stanford, joins football general manager Andrew Luck as another beloved ex-Cardinal athlete returning to school to run his old program.

3 weeks ago | mercurynews.com | Jon Becker

Bay FC returns from its two-week break from competition on Saturday with a single, familiar purpose when it hosts Portland in NWSL action at PayPal Park. It’s a common refrain from second-year Bay FC coach Albertin Montoya, whose optimistic viewpoint on the game has caught on, even while his 11th-place team has faced heartache on the pitch. Before going on hiatus two weeks ago, Bay FC suffered a stinging, last-minute, 2-2 draw in Houston on May 24.