Since taking over as the head coach at Maryland, Buzz Williams has signed eight players from the transfer portal. That may sound like a lot, but the Terrapins lost their entire roster after Kevin Willard left for Villanova, so Williams has more work to do in order to fill out his roster.
Head coach Buzz Williams is continuing his work to rebuild Maryland's roster, and that includes reaching out to an intriguing prospect from Kentucky. On Thursday, On3's Joe Tipton reported that transfer guard Travis Perry has heard from a whole host of schools since entering the portal, including Maryland.
Back on April 18th, an intriguing prospect entered the transfer portal with ties to Maryland head coach Buzz Williams. After two seasons at St. John's, sophomore point guard Simeon Wilcher is searching for a new home.
Buzz Williams had to start from scratch when he was hired as the head coach at Maryland. The Terrapins lost all of their players from the Sweet 16 team under Kevin Willard.
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Buzz Williams has been impressing since landing the Maryland basketball job. The former Texas A&M head coach has landed eight players out of the transfer portal, including four former Aggies who followed him.
Since Buzz Williams became the new head coach of Maryland men's basketball, the Terrapins have hit the transfer portal hard. Needing to field a new roster, the Terrapins have signed eight players from the portal -- four of them from Texas A&M who followed Williams.
Facing a complete rebuild this off-season, Buzz Williams and the Maryland Terrapins are hard at work trying to fill critical needs via the transfer portal.
After losing Kevin Willard to Villanova, the entire Maryland basketball roster left College Park. Either graduation (Julian Reese), the NBA Draft (Derik Queen), or to the portal (the rest of the team) -- there won't be any players from the Sweet 16 team left.
Since being hired by Maryland, head coach Buzz Williams has landed eight transfers from the portal. It was needed, the Terrapins lost every player on their roster from the Sweet 16 run to either graduation, the NBA Draft, or to the dreaded transfer portal.
Head coach Buzz Williams continues to do work in the transfer portal. On Saturday, it was announced that junior forward Elijah Saunders had committed to the Terrapins.
Following Buzz Williams’ departure to Maryland, Texas A&M experienced a mass exodus, leaving the Aggies with just one player. While four Aggies have joined Williams and the Terrapins, a former four-star recruit joined a mid-major in his home region.
Buzz Williams continued his transfer portal momentum on Friday when Maryland men's basketball gained its seventh commitment from the portal. This time, the Terrapins landed former Washington State guard Isaiah Watts.
Another member of the Texas A&M Aggies men's basketball program is following Buzz Williams to Maryland. Per an announcement Thursday on his social media, Texas A&M transfer forward George Turkson Jr.
New Maryland men's basketball coach Buzz Williams was dealt a very tough hand when he accepted the Terrapins' job. The entire roster either left due to graduation, headed to the transfer portal, or entered the NBA Draft -- hello, Derik Queen.
Following the chaotic departure of former head coach Kevin Willard, it didn't take long for the University of Maryland to find it's next head coach of the men's basketball program.
It's become commonplace for a coach to take a player or two with them when going from one school to another, especially in the transfer-portal era where the restrictions are basically non-existent.
Former Texas A&M Aggies head coach Buzz Williams is plucking more talent from College Station as he continues to get settled in College Park. Per multiple reports, the Maryland Terrapins have landed a commitment from Texas A&M transfer guard Andre Mills after he redshirted this past season as a freshman.
The Maryland basketball season ended a couple of weeks ago in the Sweet 16, and head coach Kevin Willard left for Villanova shortly after. There was a lot of drama surrounding the program during the final week of the season as Willard was linked to the Villanova job, and the rumors were accurate.
Former Texas A&M Aggies head coach Buzz Williams shocked the college basketball world by leaving the program to join the Maryland Terrapins earlier this month after six seasons in Aggieland.
Less than one week into his tenure with Maryland, Buzz Williams already has his first commitment from the college basketball transfer portal. Days after accepting the move to College Park, Williams managed to recruit former Washington State and Indiana guard Myles Rice to the Terrapins.
After losing head coach Kevin Willard and most of its team, Maryland men's basketball moved quickly and named Buzz Williams the new coach of the Terrapins.
The Texas A&M Aggies have hired a new coach to replace Buzz Williams.
The first major dominoes of former Texas A&M head coach Buzz Williams’ departure to Maryland fell Friday afternoon. After entering the transfer portal this week, forwards Pharrel Payne and Solomon Washington announced they will be joining Williams and the Terrapins.
The Texas A&M Aggies are still without a leader. After coach Buzz Williams accepted the head position at Maryland, the Aggies turned to Ole Miss coach Chris Beard.
Buzz Williams is officially saying his goodbye to the Texas A&M Aggies after being hired as the head coach at Maryland. Williams posted a lengthy message Thursday on X, thanking those that made a difference during his time in College Station.
After Texas A&M basketball lost Buzz Williams as head coach, one of its best players has gone to the transfer portal. Junior power forward Pharrel Payne joined the pool, per Peter Nakos of On3Sports.
Coaching changes are a staple of college basketball, but some hires shake up the landscape more than others. Maryland’s decision to bring in Buzz Williams as its next head coach is one such move.
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