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On The Green Magazine editor in chief & senior writer; Golf Trek sales; Horry Independent CCU athletics reporter; former Golf, CCU reporter at The Sun News
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'It does feel like home': New CCU coach Lemonis where he wants to be

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By Alan Blondin Verified
| The Horry Independent Verified
Chris Lemonis and his wife, Jill, recently got into a disagreement over where he might coach next. Lemonis has been a coaching free agent since he was let go by Mississippi State last April, and the argument was based on both of their desires to live in the Myrtle Beach area and be affiliated with Coastal Carolina University. “I’ve had opportunities all through the year,” Lemonis said. “I’d say ‘Jill, you want to move here?’ And she always kind of knew this was sitting out there.
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Coastal Carolina hires a Socastee High grad to be its next baseball coach

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By Alan Blondin Verified
| The Horry Independent Verified
Coastal Carolina has hired a former Myrtle Beach resident and national championship-winning coach to be the seventh head baseball coach in program history. Socastee High graduate Chris Lemonis was hired Thursday to replace Kevin Schnall, who was hired by the University of South Carolina on Wednesday, according to CCU Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics and University Recreation Chance Miller in a CCU press release.
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Coastal Carolina hires a Myrtle Beach native to be its next baseball coach

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By Alan Blondin Verified
| The Horry Independent Verified
Coastal Carolina has hired a Myrtle Beach native and national championship-winning coach to be the seventh head baseball coach in program history. Socastee High graduate Chris Lemonis was hired Thursday to replace Kevin Schnall, who was hired by the University of South Carolina on Wednesday, according to CCU Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics and University Recreation Chance Miller in a CCU press release.
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