COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Athletic director Hans Mueh says Mike Hutcheon will step down as baseball coach at the Air Force Academy at season's end.
Mueh said on Saturday that Hutcheon will be reassigned as an instructor within the department for the two remaining years on his contract.
—Deseret News staff and wire reports
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