Villanova hires Maryland coach Kevin Willard
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The Columbus Dispatch |
Willard pointed to a specific instance when Maryland was playing at Madison Square Garden and was told by the administration they couldn't afford to stay another night in New York City.
The New York Times |
Kevin Willard has agreed to become Villanova’s next head coach, leaving Maryland in need of a head coach after the men’s basketball program’s first trip to the Sweet 16 since 2016.
CBS News |
Willard still had four years remaining on his seven-year, $29.4 million contract he signed in 2022.
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Kevin Willard's messy breakup with Maryland was completed Sunday when the 49-year-old coach was hired by a Villanova program that suffered through a March malaise over the last three seasons under the fired Kyle Neptune.
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He loves this job, he reiterated. He wants to be at Maryland. He left Seton Hall for this job because he grew up watching Steve Francis play and Gary Williams coach. The tradition of Maryland basketball energized him. The possibilities excite him.
The Best is Ahead” will no longer be the Terps’ guiding philosophy, Locksley said at Tuesday’s spring media day.
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