The best of Gary Williams at Maryland (1989-2011)
A First for the Terps: Maryland Claims NCAA Basketball Championship
(Kevin Clark / The Washington Post)
In a game that ensured the University of Maryland’s basketball season would be long remembered, the Terrapins faced a relentless Indiana Hoosiers team. They struggled at times but withstood the pressure, winning their first NCAA championship tonight.
Hired: June 13, 1989
Maryland Brings Williams Home as Basketball Coach
The University of Maryland hired Gary Williams yesterday as basketball coach, hoping the 44-year-old alumnus will bring the school a competitive and turmoil-free program.
First NCAA Tournament at U-Md.
At Home in Kansas, In NCAAs
It was appropriate that Maryland won its NCAA tournament game -- the first since an unjust NCAA probation -- on a court in Kansas, home to the NCAA, the dictatorial governing body that crippled the Maryland basketball program three years ago.
- Maryland finds Georgetown worth the wait
- Just a Minute In Hoops Hell Terps Stunned by Duke Rally
- After an Arduous Climb, Maryland Reaches Its Peak
- For Terps, Final Euphoria As the Best in the West, U-Md. Set to Face Duke
- Terrapins Fail to Preserve Big Lead, Fade in First Final Four Appearance
- Nicholas Keeps Terps on Target : Three-Pointer Gets Williams 500th Victory
- The Weight Is Worth It
- Terps Pick Up Six Maryland Gets Better Seeding for ACC; Cavs Are 8th
- Terps Give Williams Record: Win Is Coach’s 349th at U-Md.
- Vasquez, Gist Help Williams Get No. 600
- Gary Williams Is Happy
- Missed Shots: A Shell of Its Former Self
- Missed Shots: A Whole New Ballgame That Williams Won’t Play
- Missed Shots: Raised Expectations, Lowered Standards?
- Gary Williams on Cheaters and Cheating
- Gary Williams Explains His Fist Pump
- Through all the turmoil at Maryland, Gary Williams has outlasted them all
- Gary Williams once talked about when he’d be gone
- Gary Williams’s NCAA Tournament history
