Villanova parted ways with men's basketball coach Kyle Neptune on Saturday morning, according to multiple reports. The move follows Villanova's 73–56 loss to UConn in the Big East tournament quarterfinals Thursday.

A disappointing 2024-25 Villanova men’s basketball season will continue at the new College Basketball Crown tournament in Las Vegas. The Wildcats open competition in the 16-team field on April 1 vs. Colorado (8:30 p.m., FS1) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

Kyle Neptune is out at Villanova after three turbulent seasons, and a highly coveted gig is now up for grabs. Villanova is expected to be well-situated in the arms race that is college basketball. With the revenue-sharing era looming, Villanova conveniently does not have a FBS football program with which to share the sugar.

Villanova basketball is looking for a new coach. Kyle Neptune is done at the school following a disappointing three year tenure.

Three seasons as men’s basketball coach at Villanova yielded three consecutive missed NCAA Tournaments for Kyle Neptune, and on Saturday morning, school leadership decided to change course. Villanova fired Neptune less than 48 hours after the Wildcats were eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament.

Villanova fired Kyle Neptune after a three-year run where he succeeded Hall of Fame coach Jay Wright and failed to ever make the NCAA Tournament.

Neptune went 54-47 during his tenure at Villanova, and no NCAA Tournament appearances. His firing comes a day after the Wildcats lost to UConn in the Big East tournament quarterfinals, and the school said assistant coach Mike Nardi will serve as the interim head coach until a new coach is hired.

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Pilots women’s basketball (31-5) fell to the Villanova Wildcats 71-61 in their quarterfinal matchup of the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament (WBIT) March 27.