COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — Texas A&M coach Mark Turgeon has agreed to take over at Maryland, calling it a “great opportunity.”
Turgeon went 97-40 in four seasons with the Aggies, leading them to four consecutive appearances in the NCAA tournament. They went 24-9 this past season, losing to Florida State in the second round.
The Terrapins had been looking for a coach since Gary Williams retired last week after recording a school-record 461 wins over 22 seasons. They went 19-14 last season and didn’t make the postseason.
Turgeon spent seven years at Wichita State before joining Texas A&M, compiling a 128-90 record with the Shockers.
