Under Buzz Williams, Texas A&M has enjoyed four straight years of at least 21 wins and three consecutive appearances in the NCAA Tournament.

Whatever misgivings Kevin Willard may have had about coaching basketball at Maryland, Buzz Williams' arrival shows the job is still pretty enticing.

Maryland hired Buzz Williams as its men’s basketball coach, quickly moving on after Kevin Willard left the Terrapins to take the Villanova job.

To bookend a tumultuous 10 days: the swing and miss in luring current Ole Miss head coach Chris Beard. Beard, the Longhorns' former coach, was considered a top A&M candidate but reportedly agreed to a raise with Mississippi on Wednesday.

Williams most recently served as the head coach for six seasons at Texas A&M from 2019-25, leading the Aggies to the NCAA Tournament in each of the last three seasons, Maryland's statement said. Williams was named SEC Coach of the Year twice.

After leaving Texas A&M men's basketball to coach the Maryland Terrapins, Buzz Williams pens a thank you to the 12th Man.

Why shouldn’t coaches do the same? It’s all cutthroat anyway. Except Willard didn’t leave the Maryland men’s basketball program Sunday just to shove more cash in his pockets. He left ...

Maryland men’s basketball guard Rodney Rice is entering the transfer portal, according to ESPN and On3. Rice joined the Terps last offseason from Virginia Tech and averaged 13.8 points on 37 percent 3-point shooting. The Clinton native started 32 games after playing the first four off the bench.

Maryland men’s basketball hired Buzz Williams, who spent the last six years at Texas A&M, as its next head coach, Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports reported Tuesday. The two sides agreed on a six-year contract, Peter Thamel of ESPN reported.