Hill-Eley, who went 59-76 in 12 years leading the Bears, was informed of the university’s decision around noon.
“I appreciate the opportunity that Morgan has provided my family and the opportunity to help educate and raise men,” Hill-Eley, 44, said. “I’m just fortunate enough that I was able to return the program better than what they gave me. It’s time for a new chapter.”
Last November, Hill-Eley accidentally received an email outlining the administration’s plan to find his replacement.
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