Kevin Willard didn't want to dwell too much on the past during his introductory press conference Wednesday as Villanova's new head coach. His old employer, Maryland, worked quickly to appoint Buzz Williams as his successor, and he said that should be the focus now.

Former Maryland men’s basketball coach Kevin Willard says “it’s time for everyone to move on” after him leaving for Villanova angered fans.

“All I’m going to say is that Maryland just got a great coach in Buzz [Williams],” Willard said at the same time Williams was being introduced at a live press conference on campus. “I’m really happy for them, and I’m super excited to be in a great basketball conference here [in the Big East]. And I just think it’s time that everyone moved on.”

Jay Bilas has been vocal about players being held to an unfair standard then coaches and Kevin Willard's situation gave him a perfect example to include.

Kevin Willard was seen as a big hire for Maryland back in 2022. After taking Seton Hall to five NCAA Tournament appearances — would have been six if not for the COVID-19 cancellation — in 12 seasons,

Maryland is hiring Texas A&M coach Buzz Williams to succeed Kevin Willard, the school announced Tuesday. The Aggies coach will take over a program without a sitting athletic director after Maryland AD Damon Evans left for the same job at SMU last month.

ESPN's Scott Van Pelt shared his thoughts about the way Kevin Willard left Maryland for Villanova. He didn't hold back.

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

From Eric Dixon breaking the program's all-time scoring record to Kevin Willard being named the head coach, all eyes are on Villanova this week at the College Basketball Crown.