The Seattle University men’s basketball team has received early accolades for the 2011-12 campaign, as CollegeSportsMadness.com released its Preseason All-Independent Team. Head coach Cameron Dollar, entering his third season with the Redhawks, was named Preseason Independent Coach of the Year. Dollar has collected 28 victories during his first two seasons at SU and was named Independent Coach of the Year by coaches and SIDs of the independent...
It was the one big question that had hovered over the Seattle University athletic department since the school decided to return to Division I sports in 2007. Where would it find a conference to call home? Tuesday, the Redhawks got their answer when the Western Athletic Conference invited Seattle U. to join, a proposal that was quickly and joyously accepted. “This is a landmark day for all of our sports,” said men’s...
Cameron Dollar builds Seattle University men’s basketball from the ground up. Seattle University men’s basketball Cameron Dollar has a grand vision for the Redhawks. A week shadowing a startup Division I basketball team begins, fittingly, with a basic act. The Seattle University players and coaches gather at center court for a pre-practice chat. Coach Cameron Dollar, eyes wide and dancing from athlete to athlete, fills the entire...
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Cameron Dollar is in his third season as head coach at Seattle University. In just a short span of time, he has shown why many college basketball writers consider him one of the rising stars in the coaching industry.
Seattle U picked up 11 victories during the 2010-11 season, including the team’s second straight victory over Oregon State and a road victory at ACC school Virginia. The Redhawks also played a tight game at Pac-10 school Stanford and put up its best performance against Washington since starting the reclassification process in front of over 11,000 fans at KeyArena. With Dollar at the helm, Seattle U was invited to participate in the 2K Sports Classic Benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer, opening the season at the University of Maryland. The Redhawks were also chosen for the ESPN BracketBuster series of games, defeating Northern Illinois on the road.
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