One of college basketball’s most tradition-rich programs is at a critical juncture, both in where it will go and how it will look.

Villanova has missed the past three NCAA Tournaments after making the Final Four in Wright's finale in 2021-22

Villanova fired Kyle Neptune after a three-year run in which he succeeded Hall of Fame coach Jay Wright but failed to make the NCAA Tournament.

Villanova has fired head men’s basketball coach Kyle Neptune after three disappointing seasons. John Fanta explains why and lists potential candidates for the job.

Following legendary coach Jay Wright, Neptune was just 54-47 in three seasons leading the Wildcats. Villanova has fired head men’s basketball coach Kyle Neptune, sources told The Inquirer.

After three straight seasons of missing the NCAA Tournament, Villanova has fired head men’s basketball coach Kyle Neptune. Neptune was put in a difficult position from the beginning, having to replace the Naismith Hall of Famer Jay Wright who won two NCAA championships at the school before retiring in 2022.

Villanova has fired men's basketball coach Kyle Neptune after three seasons, sources confirmed to ESPN. An official announcement could come as early as Saturday afternoon. Neptune, who replaced Jay Wright following the Hall of Famer's retirement in 2022,

The Kyle Neptune era at Villanova is over. The Wildcats have reportedly fired their head coach, according to CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein. The move comes after they fell to UConn in the Big East tournament quarterfinals on Thursday, which all-but ensured that the team would miss the NCAA tournament for a third straight season.

Neptune replaced Wright following the Hall of Famer's retirement in 2022. In three seasons, Villanova was 54-47 under Neptune and didn't make the NCAA Tournament. MORE: UAB's Yaxe