bruinsnation.com - 7/2/2008
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Bumped. GO BRUINS. -N
The assistant head coaching spot left vacant when Brian Green took a job at Kentucky has been filled by Rick Vanderhook. Hook spent 21 years as an assistant at Fullerton and was promoted to Associate Head Coach under George Horton prior to the Titans' first game of the 2007 College World Series. He was expected by many to succeed Horton at Fullerton, but was passed ...
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Morning Orange Juice, 7.2.08
Building The Dam —
... While we're talking about UCLA, we may as well mention that Rick Vanderhook is now a UCLA assistant baseball coach. That's huge for the Bruins, as Vanderhook really should be a head coach somewhere. He spent lots of time at Cal State Fullerton under George Horton, expecting to get the head coaching job when Horton left. Horton finally did leave for Oregon last year, but the job went to Dave Serrano of UC Irvine. After taking last year off, "Hook" is finally back in the business at UCLA. ...
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