Maryland basketball coaching candidates after Kevin Willard's exit, headlined by Texas A&M's Buzz Williams
Finally, some clarity for Maryland after an awkward, uncomfortable few weeks. Kevin Willard to Villanova is done. It comes ...
Maryland basketball coaching candidates: Where will the Terps turn to replace Kevin Willard?
Willard guided Maryland to the NCAA Tournament two times in three seasons, including the 2025 trip to the Sweet 16. What's ...
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Maryland Coaching Candidates: Top 5 Potential Replacements for Kevin Willard
The Maryland Terrapins men’s basketball program is entering a new era following the departure of head coach Kevin Willard, ...
Maryland needs a men’s basketball coach. Here’s who might win the job.
Who might be Maryland’s next men’s basketball coach? Here’s a list of a handful of potential candidates to replace Kevin ...
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Maryland basketball coaching candidate hot board, first edition: Who could be the guy to replace Willard?
Kevin Willard is heading to Villanova. After three years, Willard turned his side affair into a marriage, leaving Maryland to find a coach at a difficult time. Who could Maryland hire to take over a ...
Texas A&M coaching candidates: Brad Underwood, Porter Moser among options to replace Buzz Williams
The latest domino of the college basketball offseason fell on Tuesday when Texas A&M coach Buzz Williams bolted for the same ...
SEC Coach Denies Maryland Interest; Buzz Williams Top Candidate?
The Texas A&M Aggies' Buzz Williams was not the only SEC head coach who has been rumored to potentially be interested in the ...
Texas A&M basketball coaching candidates: Potential names for Aggies opening
Texas A&M basketball has a coaching search after Buzz Williams left for Maryland. Here are the top potential names for the ...
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Maryland Basketball coaching candidates: Top 5 potential Kevin Willard replacements for Terrapins in 2025
Head coach Kevin Willard and the No. 4 Maryland Terrapins were eliminated in the Sweet 16 of March Madness by the No. 1 Florida Gators. They lost their game 87–71 after narrowly defeating No.