Langston University Women's Basketball Coach Steps Down, Nationwide Search for Successor Begins

Donnita Drain-Rogers, Langston University's Director of Athletics, has confirmed the resignation of Kevin Herod, the Lady Lions women's basketball team's head coach. Herod is moving to Florida Memorial University for a similar role. During his time at Langston, Herod played a key role in enhancing the women's basketball team's performance in Oklahoma and at the NAIA national level.

Under Herod's guidance, the Lady Lions recorded a 24-8 season and participated in the NAIA National Tournament in 2023-24. The team's overall record during his two-year tenure was 41-21. Drain-Rogers thanked Herod for his service and wished him success in his future role.

Herod, in his statement, thanked Langston University for the opportunity to coach the women's basketball team. He highlighted the team's academic and athletic achievements during his tenure and acknowledged the lasting relationships he formed at the university.

Langston University is now initiating a nationwide search for a new women's basketball coach. Updates on the search will be available on the university's sports website.

Herod's departure is a notable shift for the Lady Lions. The university is dedicated to finding a suitable successor to maintain the team's strong performance.

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