Quincy Pondexter accepts head coach position with the Windy City Bulls
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Last updated Sep 2, 2026

Quincy Pondexter has been named the head coach of the Windy City Bulls. Pondexter transitions to the role after serving on the coaching staff at the University of Washington. In a statement released Tuesday, Pondexter expressed gratitude for his time with the Huskies program and noted that becoming a head coach has been a long-term goal. He credited his development as a student, athlete, and coach at the university as instrumental preparation for his new responsibilities in Chicago. Pondexter intends to focus on player development and establishing a team culture as he prepares to lead the squad. He officially leaves the University of Washington staff to join the Bulls organization effective immediately.
- •Quincy Pondexter takes over as head coach of the Windy City Bulls.
- •Pondexter previously coached at the University of Washington.
- •The new coach aims to prioritize player development and team culture.
- •Pondexter officially departs the University of Washington coaching staff.
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