Wofford to hire alumnus Kevin Giltner as next men's basketball coach, replacing recently fired Dwight Perry

Here is a 181-word summary of the news article: Wofford College has announced that they will hire their alumnus Kevin Giltner as the new head coach of the men's basketball team. Giltner will be replacing Dwight Perry, who was recently fired from the position. Giltner has been an assistant coach at Virginia Tech since 2019, working under former Wofford coach Mike Young. Prior to that, Giltner played for Wofford from 2008 to 2012, and was a standout player for the team. The decision to hire Giltner comes after Wofford parted ways with Dwight Perry, who had served as the head coach since 2016. During his tenure, the team struggled, with a record of 52-72. Giltner's hiring represents a return to the Wofford program for the alumnus, who will now have the opportunity to lead the team as the head coach. The school is hoping that Giltner's familiarity with the program and his coaching experience will help turn the team's fortunes around.