Mike Brey has found his next job.
last month that he interviewed for the open job at South Florida, but he wasn't offered the position. Instead, USF opted to hire Kennesaw State coach Amir Abdur-Rahim.
Brey said that he was going to take time off and focus on pursuing a career in television. Now, though, it seems he’s getting back in the game. Brey and Snyder have known each other for decades. Brey was an assistant at Duke when Snyder played there from 1985-1989, just a few years before Brey took his first head coaching job at Delaware.
Snyder replaced Nate McMillan in Atlanta in February, and helped lead the Hawks into the postseason. Snyder spent eight seasons leading the Utah Jazz, but he resigned after last season. The Hawks fell to the Boston Celtics in Game 1 their opening-round playoff series on Saturday.
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