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WNBA·BREAKING·October 30, 2026 01:41 PM ET

Rachid Meziane Retained as Head Coach for Move to Houston

He posted a 22-66 record over two seasons in Connecticut.

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What happened: Rachid Meziane will remain head coach as the franchise prepares for its 2027 return to Houston as the Comets. General manager Morgan Tuck confirmed that Meziane is retaining his position for the transition. Meziane previously led Connecticut through a 22-66 stretch over the past two seasons.

Why it matters: Retaining Meziane provides coaching continuity as the organization relocates to Texas after 23 years in Connecticut. Tuck and the front office now turn to rebuilding the roster ahead of the 2027 campaign. Establishing an on-court identity will be paramount after consecutive rebuilding seasons kept the team out of postseason contention.

By the numbers: Meziane went 22-66 (.250 win percentage) across two seasons with the Sun.

What to watch: The front office will focus on roster construction and expansion dynamics leading into the 2027 WNBA season. Meziane and Tuck enter the winter with significant cap flexibility to reshape the team.

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