Wright State focuses on building culture for upcoming basketball season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 2:05 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
College SportsWright State basketball coach Clint Sargent emphasizes the importance of creating a cohesive culture as the team prepares for next season. Organized workouts and meetings begin on June 6, marking a significant commitment of at least 10 months for players. Sargent highlights a solid nucleus with returning talents like Dom Pangonis and Kellen Pickett, while the Raiders welcome eight new players. The team aims to maintain a strong core despite losing several players to the transfer portal, and Sargent believes the recruiting process is crucial for developing both players and character.
- •Organized workouts start June 6 for the Wright State basketball team.
- •Sargent retained key players like Dom Pangonis and Kellen Pickett.
- •The Raiders added eight new players to their roster.
- •Wright State aims for cohesion after losing nine players to transfers.
- •Sargent emphasizes character development alongside on-court skills.
- 2:05 PMYahoo Sports — Wright State basketball: Sargent knows success next season begins with building right culture
"Jun. 2—FAIRBORN — Former college basketball coaches and players of a certain age remember when the sport had a genuine offseason — lasting from the end of the final game to the first practice of the next season Oct. 15. Ah, the good ol' days. The new regimen requires at least a 10-month commitment, starting this year with organized workouts and meetings Saturday, June 6. "One of the perks of ...
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