
Sean Miller Named New Texas Longhorns Men’s Basketball Coach
In a significant shakeup for Texas Longhorns basketball, Sean Miller has been appointed as the new head coach, replacing Rodney Terry. This move comes after the university decided to part ways with Terry following a season that did not meet the expectations set for the team.
Miller, who previously coached at Xavier University, brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record to Austin. His hiring was announced by Texas Longhorns' athletic director Chris Del Conte, who expressed enthusiasm about Miller's potential to elevate the program to new heights.
The decision to fire Terry and hire Miller has stirred discussions among fans and analysts, given the contrasting coaching styles and philosophies. Terry, in a statement released alongside Del Conte, thanked the university for the opportunity and wished the Longhorns success under new leadership.
This coaching change is seen as a strategic move by Texas to bolster its men's basketball program, aiming to compete more effectively in the fiercely competitive landscape of college basketball.
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Why was Rodney Terry fired?
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — The University of Texas fired basketball coach Rodney Terry on Sunday after a disappointing first season in the Southeastern Conference and another quick exit from the NCAA Tournament.
Has Texas fired Rodney Terry?
Texas has informed men's basketball head coach Rodney Terry he has been fired, sources told ESPN. Terry led the Longhorns to the Elite Eight in 2023 after taking over midseason for Chris Beard, then went to the NCAA tournament in each of the past two seasons. Texas lost to Xavier 86-80 in the First Four on Wednesday.
Where is Sean Miller going?
Texas basketball hires Xavier's Sean Miller to replace Rodney Terry, per reports. One era of Texas basketball came to an end on Sunday, and another appears ready to be started.
What coach did Texas fire?
University of Texas head coach Rodney Terry has been fired. The firing follows a disappointing loss in the NCAA Tournament's play-in game. Terry went 40-29 in two full seasons as head coach.