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coaching staff 34 • Coaching Staff Coaching Staff • 35 3636 • Coaching Staff 30th SeasonOverll(585-328,.641) 19th SeasontMaryland(378-200, .654) Head Coach•Marylan‘68 Gary Willims 2007-08 men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions • of 16,822andsellingout17homecontests. in each of the last fiveseasons. The Terrapins playedbefore 319,616 fans last season,averaging crowds final years of Maryland at , Williams’ Terps have finished in the top ten consistently nationally resulted in packed arenas. has After that demolishingfollowing area attendance -D.C. records a with building sellout and crowds formidable, during most the nation’s the of one into program Maryland the transforming after history ACC in coach third-winningest the become has He conference. the in three only of one and title national a boast to America in coaches active 12 just of one is He run. in NCAA DivisionImen’s basketball. season. 17 seasons from 1969-70 to 1985-86. The Terrapins have averaged 23.0 wins per year since the 1994-95 head coach, eclipsing the mark of former Terp mentor Charles “Lefty” Driesell, who amassed 348 victories in college in dominance of basketball’s moststoriedandcompetitiveconference. decade a than more now is what forged literally have staff his and Williams – history basketball Maryland in kind its of first the – championship national 2002 the and showings, Four TournamentFinal of consecutive a pair appearances, Sweet Sixteen seven seasons, 14 the last in berths mater’s basketball program from a period of troubled times to an era of national prominence. With 12 NCAA • • • • • • • • • • In June of 2005, Williams received the University of Maryland’s highest alumni honor as he, Connie he, as honor alumni highest Maryland’s of University the received Williams 2005, of June In Williams was heralded as the national and ACC Coach of the Year during the Terps’ 2002 championship coach head active seventh-winningest the is Williams overall, seasons 29 in victories career 585 With Now, with 378 victories as Maryland’s head coach, Williams is the school’s Terrapins all-time winningest alma his led has ’68) (Maryland Williams Gary 1989, in campus Park College the to returning Since Williams was one of only five coaches in NCAA Division I to have led his team to 11 consecutive NCAA as co-chairsofthescholarshipcampaign,whichisworkingtoraise$350million. support. Williams, along with journalist Connie Chung and technology entrepreneur Buno Great Pati Expectations are initiative, servinga seven-year capital campaign seeking to raise a record $1 billion University’s the on in serve to Mote private C.D. president Maryland by appointed was Williams 2004, of July In Greater new the Washington SportsHallofChampions. into inductees inaugural the as Pollin Abe CEO and Chairman Entertainment and In September of 2004, Williams joined Washington Redskins great Darrell Green and Washington Sports Press ontheprestigiouslist. He joined others such as Washington D.C. mayor Anthony Williams and Tim Russert of NBC’s Meet The In January of 2005, Williams was named one of Washingtonian Magazine’s ‘Washingtonians of the Year.’ Fame. WilliamswasinductedintotheUniversityofMaryland’s SportsHallofFamein1999. of Hall Maryland’s Alumni of University the into inducted were others and Nehemiah Renaldo Chung, more ACC conference wins. of conference victories. Only (364, ) and (272, Duke) have With 157 career ACC victories as Maryland’s coach, Williams is the third-winningest ACC coach in terms history topassthe300-victorymilestone. With 378 wins as Maryland’s head coach, Williams is only the sixth mentor in Atlantic Coast Conference in conferencehistorytoamassasmany as500coachingvictories. With his 500th win at NC State on March 2, 2003, the 1968 Maryland grad became the sixthagainst top-rankedopponents(6). ACC alumnus With a victory over No. 1 Florida in Gainesville on Dec. 10, 2003, he is the winningest coach in the nation was thefirstsince1974toleadhisalmamateranationaltitle. He is one of seven coaches since 1980 to guide his alma mater to the Final Four and comeback inthe52-yearhistoryof ACC Tournament. 1 Duke. By overcoming a 21- first half deficit against the Wolfpack, Williams engineered the greatest history to lead his team to victory over the top three seeds: No. 3 Wake Forest, No. 2 NC State and No. league in coach third Terrapins2004 the the his Tournamentbecame ACC to guiding Williams In title, 14th consecutivepostseasonberthforWilliams’ teams. Tournaments,Terrapins’The 1994-2004. from NCAA the in Tournament appearance 2007 the marked Coaching Staff • 37 1985 1996 2005 1952 2003 1941 1939 1944 1974 1960 2002 2005 1995, 2004 2001, 2002 1961, 1962 1940, 1953 1982, 1983, 1984 1987, 1996, 2003 ball Basket men’s Maryland 2007-08 , Houston , Oklahoma State Maryland , Richard Williams, Mississippi State Roy Williams, North Carolina , Syracuse , St. John’s ng Coaches Guidi a Maters Their Alm l To Nationa Championships Allen, Kansas Phog Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Wisconsin Bud Foster, , Oregon , Branch McCracken, Indiana Utah Peterson, Vadal , NC State State Ohio Taylor, Fred Gary Williams, Maryland Roy Williams, North Carolina Coaches Guiding Their Alma Maters To The Final Four Since 1980 ns ampio Ch ACC 2004 s n ampio Ch NCAA 2002 - During his run of at straight 11 Tournaments Maryland, NCAA he Williams, 378-200 at Maryland, boasts a 585-328 overall record The rise of the Maryland program has run parallel with Williams’ Capping his personal ascent to college basketball’s highest pinnacle, pinnacle, highest basketball’s college to ascent personal his Capping The conjured excitement images of of the ACC Tournament 2004 Guiding his Maryland team to the 2004 ACC title remains a poignant poignant a remains title ACC 2004 the to team Maryland his Guiding For Williams, now in his 19th season, the accomplishments of the in Maryland history with 23 wins and losses 11 – nearly 70 percent. carried has and overall, record Tournament NCAA 27-14 a boasts He Maryland to the Sweet Sixteen in five of the past ten years. his four coaching stops. coach Tournament forged his way to becoming the winningest NCAA sion I head coach, Williams 26 has of coached One in Sixteen. 15 Sweet NCAA Tournaments NCAA the to teams different nine guided and Tournament, NCAA the to schools different three take to ever coaches of each at Tournament NCAA or NIT the to teams guided has Williams places him eighth among active coaches. including four years at American (1979-82), four at Boston College Divi a as seasons 29 In (1987-89). State Ohio at three and (1983-86) trips to the NCAA Tournament from 1994-2004. He has produced more more produced has He 1994-2004. from Tournament NCAA the to trips than 20 wins in 10 of his last 13 seasons, and a school-record eight seasons 20-win career 16 Williams’ 2003-04. to 1996-97 from straight NCAA Tournament in 1994 and their tournament climb ever since. Tournament NCAA consecutive 11 ascent of among the string most notable a in the collegiate boast coaching to fraternity. coaches five only of one was Williams an autobiography entitled Sweet Redemption, with award-winning journalist David Vise. The book captures the essence of Williams’ arrival at Maryland, the re-building Terps’ efforts, their return to the awards, the Victor Award and the New Athletic York Club’s Winged as the coach of the national champions. Award Foot Williams added author to his resume in summer 2002 by completing since 1980, its first No. 1 seed in an NCAA Tournament, and a return to to return a and Tournament, NCAA an in seed 1 No. first its 1980, since for year the of coach league’s the as billing earned He Four. Final the national various with honored was later and career his in time first the the Terrapins’ NCAA title run only two years earlier. Williams followed Williams earlier. years two only run title NCAA Terrapins’ the a remarkable 2001 Final Four season by compiling the most wins in best school’s the engineered He 2002. in 32-4 going history, Maryland regular season ever (25-3), its first ACC outright regular season title diligence and lessons learned – the were Terps transformed from a the in seed 4 No. a to bubble NCAA the of edge the on teetering team national tournament. victorious, with their first tournament title since days three only In 1984program. Maryland the of history and storied the in third only the determination, of worth season’s a of result the were that days three – of success, in a forgotten year be to where soon the accomplishment ACC an not was is rated conference, the competitive nation’s most three featured weekend The himself. coach the or fans Maryland’s by emerged Terrapins the end, the In contests. instant-classic hard-fought, source of pride for Williams and all of the Terrapin faithful. Coaching the the Coaching faithful. Terrapin the of all and Williams for pride of source weekend incredible an to basketball college in team youth-filled most mentor is himself a Maryland alumnus, who found glory for a program program a for glory found who alumnus, Maryland a himself is mentor whose history is filled with a myriad of some of the most prominent names in college basketball annals: Shue, Lucas, Elmore, McMillen, Williams. and Walt , Bias, past 14 years have been particularly sweet for a coach whose roots with with roots whose coach a for sweet particularly been have years 14 past the program extend to his playing days in the late 1960s, and whose earliest seasons as head coach were tormented by sanctions NCAA championship ACC and architect Four Final two-time The inherited. he nence nal Promi Natio 38 • Coaching Staff 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions • WingedFoot Award, 2002(N.Y. Athletic Club) • Victor Award, 2002(National Academy ofSportsEditors) • Atlantic CoastConferenceCoachofthe Year, 2002 • NationalCoachofthe Year, 2002(Basketball America, CBSSportsline.com) • NaismithNationalCoachofthe Year Finalist,1995,1997,2002 Coaching Honors • Eight-game,12-daytour of Yugoslavia withBigEast All-Star Team inJulyof • Six-game,nine-daytour ofGermanywith ACC All-Star Team inJulyof1990 • Six-game,nine-daytourofFrancewithMaryland basketball teamin August • Five-game,12-daytourofItalywithMarylandbasketball teamin August of Experience Internatiol • DistrictCoachofthe Year, 1981 • NationalCoachofthe Year, secondrunner-up,1983 • EasternCoachofthe Year, 1983 • U.S.Olympic Team SelectionCommittee,1988 • Atlantic CoastConferenceCoachofthe Year, 1998(ACC Athlete Magazine) • Atlantic CoastConferenceCoachofthe Year, 2000(CollegeHoopsIllustrated) • NationalCoachofthe Year, 2001(Playboy) • SeaboardRegionCoachofthe Year, 1997,2002( &Eastern • DistrictCoachofthe Year, 2002(Basketball Times) • HarryLitwackEasternCoachofthe Year Award, 2002(HerbGoodBasketball 1998-99 1997-98 1994-95 1993-94 4 Years 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1996-97 1995-96 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 Year-By-r HdCoachingRcord The GaryWillimsFile 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 Y 1985-86 1982-83 1980-81 1979-80 1978-79 1984-85 1983-84 1981-82 18 3 Years 4 Years 29 school ear Y Y 1984 of 1994 2004 Basketball) Club ofPhiladelphia)

ears ears Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland American Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Boston Coll. Boston Coll. American American American Boston Coll. Boston Coll. American Maryland Ohio State Boston Coll. Overall 378 585 28 21 26 18 72 25 19 19 20 21 32 25 25 21 17 12 14 16 19 19 20 20 13 25 24 13 14 20 18 21 59 76 l W 200 328 Overall 12 42 13 13 12 10 10 13 16 15 12 14 15 13 13 15 14 13 12 41 45 11 11 11 11 6 8 9 4 7 6 9 .654 .641 .656 .735 .889 .694 .824 .656 .765 .600 .632 .594 .594 .625 .677 .714 .567 .429 .483 .571 .576 .559 .606 .606 .464 .645 .781 .700 .800 .481 .519 .600 .590 .628 Pct. 157 243 10 10 15 10 13 12 31 12 24 31 11 11 11 l W 5 7 9 8 8 7 7 8 2 5 5 6 6 9 9 4 7 8 8 128 204 Conference 14 13 12 12 30 33 11 6 7 8 6 8 9 9 5 1 6 5 3 8 4 9 8 9 9 9 3 6 4 8 4 0 nCAA .551 nCAA .555 1.000 .625 .563 .500 .125 .705 .625 .500 .438 .438 .688 .938 .625 .688 .813 .500 .750 .313 .357 .429 .333 .500 .500 .250 .438 .727 .455 .636 .500 .750 .444 .484 Pct. nCAA Finish 3rd T-4th T-4th 8th T-3rd 6th T-6th 6th T-2nd 1st 3rd 2nd 2nd T-4th T-1st 8th 7th T-5th 8th 6th 6th 7th 6th 3rd 5th 4th 4th T-1st 1st Family: Daughter:KristinScott(34),Son-in-law:Geoff Scott,Grandchildren: Date ofBirth:March4,1945inCollingswood,N.J. Education: UniversityofMaryland,1968,B.S.inbusiness;Collingswood(N.J.) Personal • Member1965SugarBowlTournamenttitleteamand1966CharlotteInvita • Marylandfieldgoalpercentagerecord(1.000,8-8)vs.SouthCarolina, • Marylandteamcaptain,1967 Playing Honors • 1961-64,CollingswoodHighSchool,letteredfouryearsinbasketballand • 1964,UniversityofMaryland,freshmanbasketballteam • 1965-67,UniversityofMaryland,basketballletterwinner Playing Experience NCAA West RegionSemifinals(2-1) NCAA SoutheastRegionFirstRound(0-1) NCAA MidwestRegionSemifinals(2-1) NCAA MidwestRegionSecondRound(1-1) NCAA DenverRegionalSecondRound(1-1) NCAA SouthRegionSemifinals(2-1) NCAA FinalFour, NATIONAL CHAMPIONS (6-0) NCAA FinalFour, West RegionChampions(4-1) NCAA MidwestRegionSecondRound(1-1) NCAA SouthRegionSemifinals(2-1) NCAA West RegionFirstRound(0-1) NCAA West RegionSemifinals(2-1) NCAA SoutheastRegionSecondRound(1-1) NCAA MidwestRegionSemifinals(2-1) NCAA West RegionSemifinals(1-1) NCAA —1-1 NCAA —3-2 William Scott(bornJune19,2003) David Geoffrey Scott(bornNov. 15,1999),LaurenKelly ScottandJohn High School,1964 tional Tournamentchampionshipteam 12-10-66 baseball —23-11 (.676) —27-14(.659) T ournament Participation - Coaching Staff • 39 68 46 45 45 41 40 32 29 27 23 29 29 29 25 21 19 17 16 15 14 111 879 702 378 354 348 326 266 264 240 222 364 272 157 142 134 122 106 103 101 890 780 775 750 750 588 585 584 571 539 533 529 525 524 516 ball Basket men’s Maryland 2007-08 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Arizona , Tech Texas , Roy Williams, North Carolina , Connecticut Jim Boeheim, Syracuse , Louisville Smith, Minnesota Tubby Maryland Gary Williams, Izzo, Michigan State Tom Dean Smith, North Carolina Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Maryland Gary Williams, Tech , Georgia , Maryland Holland, Virginia Terry Norm Sloan, NC State Frank McGuire, UNC & USC Forest , Wake Forest Wake Tacy, Carl Dean Smith, North Carolina Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Maryland Gary Williams, Frank McGuire, UNC & USC Tech Bobby Cremins, Georgia Lefty Driesell, Maryland Holland, Virginia Terry Bubas, Duke Vic Norm Sloan, NC State Forest Dave Odom, Wake Tech Texas Bob Knight, Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Arizona Lute Olson, Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Jim Calhoun, Connecticut , Kansas State Roy Williams, North Carolina Maryland Gary Williams, Rick Pitnio, Louisivlle Smith, Minnesota Tubby Tech Texas Bob Knight, Arizona Lute Olson, Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Jim Calhoun, Connecticut Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Bob Huggins, Kansas State Maryland Gary Williams, Penders, Houston Tom Valparaiso Homer Drew, Ben Braun, California Carolina Western , Pat Douglass, UC Irvine , Wisconsin Roy Williams, North Carolina Ricky Byrd, Belmont

prior to 2007-08 season NS, CAREER NCAA TOURNAMENT WI ACTIVE COACHES 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. CAREER WINS – ALL GAMES WHILE AT ACC SCHOOL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. CAREER WINS – ACC GAMES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ASONS, MOST 20-WIN SE ACTIVE COACHES 1. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. NG WINS, N I COACHI NCAA DIVISIO OACHES ACTIVE C 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. ns ampio Ch ACC 2004 s n ampio Ch NCAA 2002 66-2.9 91-3.5 Points 330-4.5 173-6.9 82-3.3 74-3.2 80-3.1 236-3.2 - - .539 .633 .476 .500 FT % rebounds -FTA 31-49 20-42 25-50 76-141 FT .450 .530 .377 .379 FG % 23-61 33-87 71-134 127-282 FG-FGA Williams

74 25 23 26 GP men’s basketball media guide. basketball media men’s Flashback ear Career 1966-67 1965-66 Williams’ Playing Statistics At Maryland Y 1964-65 Check out Gary Williams’ player profile as a Check out Gary Williams’ senior team captain from the 1966-67 Maryland 1966-67 the from captain team senior Since Williams’ Since arrival Williams’ as head coach in the summer of 1989, the The decade of the 1990s was certainly a decade of resurgence for resurgence of decade a certainly was 1990s the of decade The Another success story during the Williams Era at Maryland was Inducted into the University of Maryland Sports Hall of Fame in 1999 1999 in Fame of Hall Sports Maryland of University the into Inducted The former Terrapin student-athlete is also noted as one of just eight eight just of one as noted also is student-athlete Terrapin former The A former Terrapin , Williams a starter under coach was Terrapin former A In 2001, Williams became just the sixth coach since 1980 to direct to 1980 since coach sixth the just became Williams 2001, In Williams is one of just two 500-win coaches who now engineer the engineer now who coaches 500-win two just of one is Williams the first century of the program – and unmatched by the vast majority of of majority vast the by unmatched and – program the of century first the the Maryland basketball team. during unmatched prominence national of level a to soared have Terps ing the final 12 years of competition at Cole Field House, and ran the ran and House, Field Cole at competition of years 12 final the ing record to 87 games before a five-point loss to No. 14 Florida on Dec. 14, 2002 at Comcast . non-league home game under Williams for well over a decade since just his fourth home game as head coach: Dec. 12, 1989 vs. Coppin State. went The undefeated Terps against non-conference foes dur programs, and nationally become a fixture among weekly polls. have the coveted home-court win streak over non-conference foes, which spanned more than 12 years and 87 games. Maryland did not lose a his alma mater’s program back among the elite in the always-competi the in elite the among back program mater’s alma his synonymous become have Terps The Conference. Coast Atlantic tive with Duke and North Carolina among the league’s most dominant Williams Era placed has Williams 2005, in Fame of Hall Alumni University’s the and 3-pointer to down NC State, 68-65. With 378 head wins coach, Williams is as only the Maryland’s sixth ACC coach to reach the 300 milestone. former ACC basketball players ever to return to the league as a head a as league the to return to ever players basketball ACC former coach. On March 2, 2003, Williams became the sixth ACC alumnus to win at least 500 games as nailed a buzzer-beating basketball moments as his experience as a Cole legendary spectator Maryland’s at at conducted game the championship national 1966 and Kentucky. Western Texas Field House, between Lewis in 1982, 1983 and 1984. during the 1965, 1966 and 1967 seasons. He was the team captain as a senior and still lists one of his most memorable is the only active coach to take his alma mater alma to his consecutive guide Final to ever mentor eighth the only is He appearances. Four mater to consecutive Final Fours, and the first since Houston’s Guy showings with their alma maters. his alma mater to the Final Four. A year later, he became the coach since 1974 to guide his alma mater to a first national title. Williams programs at their respective alma maters, along with Jim Boeheim at Boeheim Jim with along maters, alma respective their at programs Syracuse. With Roy Williams of North Carolina, those three also are Final one least at to maters alma their direct to coaches active only the Four appearance, with Gary Williams and Boeheim making multiple nus Terp Alum 40 • Coaching Staff Maryland its firstNCAA regionaltitle. and an 87-73 win over No. 2-ranked and top-seeded Stanford earned Sixteen, Sweet the in dispatched was Georgetown rival Local Duke. champion ACC NCAAand eventual to coming losses only their with Four,Final Terps’the the to in path fell foes ranked nationally seven 10, those Of games. 12 last their of 10 win to year the in late stride their found but teams, ranked nationally five included that schedule ACC an during weekly heads butted Terps The Today/ESPN.USA by spot 4 No. the with finished and Press the Associated by ranking highest possibleseedineveryround. the defeating by game championship the reach to history NCAA in team first the becoming after ranking, 1 No. first very its earned and in the title game. Maryland won the first national title in school history, Indiana of defeat 64-52 a and – Kansas and Kentucky,Connecticut game included successive victories over perennial powers Wisconsin, crown with a 15-1 record, the Terps’ ascent to the Tournament’snational championshipstiffest challenges. After winning the ACC regular seasonNCAA the the and handled ACC’s and obstacles personal overcame TerrapinsThe 1. on April Dome Georgia the at evening net-cutting a to way the all Cole, at campaign home (15-0) undefeated an through October, in practice of beginning the from effort consistent a keyed Mouton Byron and Dixon Juan Baxter, Lonny captains senior while a cast of seven returning players from its national semifinalists of 2001, the final season of play at venerable Cole Field House. Williams molded fast dedication to a common goal – and included a magical ride through 2, 2003. Terrapins helped Williams to his 500th career coaching victory on school-record sixth straight season Marchof double-digit ACC victories. The a posted and place, second capturing by the ACC of echelon upper the in finish straight sixth school-record a recorded season, 20-win its fourth final Top 10 ranking in five seasons, posted a seventh-straight Terps to a third-straight Sweet Sixteen. Along the way, the squad earned pionship. NCAAcham 2002 the course, of and Fours Final two appearances, Sixteen Sweet seven berths, NCAA 12 of reality the to competitive nationally become to endeavors from 2004; in title tournament the of realization the to Conference Coast Atlantic the in contention for sixth, 1995. his just in title regular-season the ACC of share a earned and 1994, season, fifth his just in appearance TournamentNCAA an to Terps probationary period resulting from the previous regime, he NCAAguided the an overcoming and records winning to teams first Maryland his two guiding After appearances. tournament postseason 14 to reached iconstatus. seasons (1999-2002). The result is a program and a coach who have four in times three ranking top-five preseason a and (2000), Francis Award. Tournament MVP; and the first recipient of the nation’s Senior CLASS Year;the of an ACC Players two ACC and year Year,the of senior a again with 32 in 2002; four NBA lottery picks, one national Player of the school-record 28 victories during the 1999 season which was shattered outright regular season ACC title in 2002 and a shared one in 1995; a an 2003; and 2000 1999, in distinction runner-up including ACC the in finishes upper-division consecutive 11 title; ACC 2004 the ances; to theFinalFour, anationalcrownandsevenSweetSixteenappear trips consecutive include which (1994-04) Tournamentappearances 11school-record a are: Era Williams the during ments NCAAstraight programs nationwide. Included among the many superior accomplish A year earlier, the Terrapins began the season with a lofty No. 5 No. lofty a with season the Terrapinsbegan the earlier, year A The 2002 championship itself was a product of maturity and stead In 2003, Williams took a group of experienced but mostly untested striving from Maryland brought have seasons 14 past Williams’ Williams is the only head coach in school history to guide the Terps Added for good measure are a NBA Co-Rookie of the Year in Steve 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions - - - - Coaching Staff • 41 2-2 1-4 1-2 11-7 14-5 16-6 15-5 16-4 9-15 15-4 ears 10-12 Y 8 5 6 3 11 11 28 24 18 19 33 55 13 110-66 (.625) 110-66 eam Ranking American American Boston College Ohio State Ohio State Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland 2-2 4-4 6-4 1-4 4-6 6-4 6-3 5-4 6-5 1-2 6-4 ears ast 10 l Y 47-42 (.528) Last 5 1 3 19 16 15 22 21 12 20 54 29 32 41 Drexel, 62-60 New Hampshire, 97-64 Bowling Green, 89-52 Northwestern, 100-89 #10 North Carolina, 82-80 at NC State, 84-67 #13 Clemson, 76-61 San Francisco, 71-61 82-74 Temple, #16 NC State, 68-65 Delaware State, 68-54 Opponent, Score Catholic, 83-68 school ear schedule Ranking t otals Wake Forest Wake Virginia Tech Tech Virginia T Virginia Virginia North Carolina Miami NC State Georgia Tech Tech Georgia Florida State No. 50 No. 100 No. 150 No. 200 No. 250 No. 300 No. 350 No. 400 No. 450 No. 500 No. 550 wer rin Po In The Saga Rankings (Since 1995) Y 1995 Williams vs. the ACC (includes all games) School Duke Williams’ Milestone Victories # Victory No. 1 Boston College Clemson 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 ball Basket men’s Maryland 2007-08 ACC ACC Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland American American American 8-8 (.500) 5-9 (.357) 6-8 (.429) 8-8 (.500) 7-9 (.438) 7-9 (.438) 11-5 (.688 11-5 Pct. .558 .333 .429 .440 .579 .659 5-11 (.313) 5-11 11-5 (.688) 11-5 2-14 (.125) 10-6 (.625) 10-6 (.625) 15-1 (.938) 10-6 (.625) 13-3 (.813) 26-50 (.342) 114-62 (.648) 114-62 Boston College Boston College 4 4 8 46 14 14 ns ampio Ch ACC 2004 Pct. school Pct. school .800 .700 .694 .714 .714 .735 .735 .765 .781 .781 .765 .800 .824 .824 .889 .889 s n ampio Ch NCAA 2002 2 3 W l 11 11 58 27 6 9 9 9 8 7 7 8 6 6 6 4 4 Overall Overall 11 11 10 10

6 7 25-9 (.735) 32-4 (.889) 28-6 (.824) 19 25 41 GP 25-11 (.694) 25-11 21-11 (.656) 21-11 79-69 (.534) 12-16 (.429) 18-12 (.600) 14-15 (.483) 16-12 (.571) 19-14 (.576) 19-13 (.594) 19-13 (.594) 20-12 (.625) 21-10 (.677) 25-10 (.714) 104 261-107 (.709) W l W l 24 21 25 25 25 25 25 26 25 25 26 24 28 28 32 32

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otals otals otals T 1992-93 1993-94 1980-81 1981-82 1991-92 2000-01 1999-00 East Coast T 1990-91 1999-00 2006-07 BIG EAST 1989-90 2006-07 T First 5 2006-07 1994-95 ACC 2005-06 1982-83 1982-83 NIT 2004-05 1994-95 1980-81 NCAA NCAA 2003-04 1998-99 1998-99 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2001-02 2001-02 Williams In The Postseason Event Most Victories Under Williams Season Winning Pct. Under Williams Season Turnaround Under Williams Last 10 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 ugural s invited to be a part of the ina Gary Williams wa hich was hosted by Tiger Woods. AT&T National, w - - A 1968 graduate of Maryland, Williams lettered as the Terps’ starting starting Terps’ the as lettered Williams Maryland, of graduate 1968 A Williams was hired on June 13, 1989. He inherited a team that Williams has cemented his legacy as one of America’s greatest Williams has been voted as a national coach of the year finalist Four years after tying for his first ACC regular season championship championship season regular ACC first his for tying after years Four The 2000 season may have been one of Williams’ greatest coaching coaching greatest Williams’ of one been have may season 2000 The team captain during his senior season. It ACC was as a player in the the win column. point guard from 1965-67 under head coach Bud Millikan, serving as first season was the largest in school history and second largest Press in legendary the Only coach. first-year a by ACC the of annals the his in games 13 by ledger winning State’s NC improved who Maravich, in improvement first-year higher a boast can (1965), season inaugural Invitation Tournament – and making him the first coach in school his Tournament Invitation tory to lead a team into the postseason in his first year. In addition, 10-game improvement in the win column during Williams’ Maryland’s had won only nine games the year before and finished in last place in place last in finished and before year the games nine only won had the helped he immediately, abilities coaching his Displaying ACC. the National the of round second the to advancing while wins 19 to Terps 1992) and (#3, 1987). Two-time European player of the year Sarunas Jasikevicius played for four years under Williams and starred in Europe before signing with the Indiana Pacers in the summer of 2005. seven first-round selections and six lottery NBA picks: (#7 pick, 1992), (#1, 1995), (#2, 1999) and (#8, 2002); and Ohio State standouts (#5, recruiters and college coaches — a statement sea backed27 in records winning 23 or not appearances Four Final consecutive just by assistant former numerous the and choices draft NBA 29 by but sons, coaches who now guide their own programs. Williams has mentored Eastern Basketball. He was honored as the district coach of the year in in year the of coach district the as honored was He Basketball. Eastern Year. of the 1981, and in 1983 he was named as the Eastern Coach the same honor from College Hoops Illustrated in 2000. Following Maryland’s 1997 season, when the named was he ACC, Terps the advancedin record 9-7 a with finished toand Tournament the NCAA as the Seaboard by and Region Basketball Times Coach of the Year Club of ; and Seaboard Region Coach of the Year honors Year the of Coach Region Seaboard and Philadelphia; of Club ACC 1998, In Basketball. Eastern and Times received Basketball by named He as Year. the of Coach ACC the as him voted Magazine Athlete the 2002 championship season included the Winged Foot Award as presented by the Athletic N.Y. Club; the Victor Award as presented by the Academy National of Sports Editors; the Harry Award Litwack presented annually by as the Eastern Herb Coach Good of the Year, five times, including his selection in 2002 as the national coach 2001 in and CBSSportsline.com, and America Basketball of by year the by Besides Playboy. ACC the coaching other honor, accolades after peaked at No. 2 as it won its first 10 games of the season, and its No. its and season, the of games 10 first its won it as 2 No. at peaked seed tournament highest the matched Tournament NCAA the in seed 2 in school history. a school-record 13 ACC victories during the 1999 season. The Terps ACC victories during the a Terps school-record 1999 The season. 13 Associated Press – then the finished the season ranked No. 5 by the history school in time third the only and 1975 since ranking final highest Maryland ranking. national final five top a earned had program the that veterans and national champions. and victories 28 school-record then a to Maryland led Williams 1995, in conference tournament final since 1984. All with a freshman point guard guard point freshman a with All 1984. since final tournament conference only and Dixon) Blake, (Baxter, starters first-year three Blake), (Steve one senior following the loss of three players to the NBA draft. Two years later, those three first-year starters would become seasoned accomplishments ever – guiding a “rebuilding” Terrapin team to 25 wins, wins, 25 to team Terrapin “rebuilding” a guiding – ever accomplishments the to trip first its and ACC the in finish second-place straight second a 42 • Coaching Staff College Park. for Columbus left he when followed that teams successful highly the for groundwork the laid he play,and postseason to advanced teams State Ohio Williams’three of Each TenIllinois. and Michigan powers ranked Purdue team, perennial power Kansas and highly regarded Big During Williams’ three-year term at Ohio State, OSU defeated a in the second-regular season, in what would be the first of many giant-killings. squad defeated then-No. 1 and unbeaten Iowa first (coachedHis appearances. by postseason Tomthree made Buckeyes Davis) the years, He succeeded and once again enjoyed success. In three becoming the 10th basketball coach in that school’s illustrious history. Sixteen. Sweet the to back B.C. leading 1985, in again Tournamentsuccess NCAA that duplicate to on went He peers. his Yearby the of Coach for national coach of the year, and was honored again as the Eastern balloting the in third finished He 16. Sweet the to Eagles the directed season. Making his first appearance in the NCAA Tournament, Williams Eagles to the regular-season championship of the Big East in his first once again an instant success, posting a 25-7 record and leading the AU was72-42. and the Eagles have not returned since. Williams’ four-year record at tournament, postseason a attended had AU arrival Williams’ to prior 21-9 and played in the NIT for the second consecutive year. Only once went Eagles Williams-led the as season next the play postseason to NIT. the Williams was named the district coach in of the year. American played returned and championship, Conference Coast East the won mark, 24-6 a with victories for record school still-standing the . at coach head the became Williams there, year one After College. Boston to Davis accompanied Williams 1978, In coach. soccer head the as served also Williams Lafayette, at assistant an While College. Lafayette at assistant an become to 1972 in Davis from invitation an down anet.” cut to got ever I’ve time other “only his the as Camden at championship recalled fondly he 2001, in championship Region West NCAA “the ultimate — there wasn’t another game to win.” Upon winning the perfect 27-0 record and the state title. Williams has called that season one year, he took over as the head coach and guided his first team to a as an assistant at Woodrow Wilson High School in Camden, N.J. After progressed. Davis in a relationship that would serve him wellwith bonded as Williams his as coachingrecord 12-4 career a with finished team freshman ate students at Maryland under freshman coach Tom Davis. The 1969 College Park Path BackTo Duke teamsusedwhenWilliamswasaplayer. Bubas’Vic style the to similar is employ Williams’teams that offense Millikan, who learned from the legendary Hank Iba. The fast-breaking from defense man-to-man court half his learned He known. now are teams his which for defenses pressure full-court the for penchant his developed he that then was it and Millikan, under game the studied he McMillen, Jay and Harrington Joe teammates three-year beside Playing philosophy. basketball his developing began Williams that In 1987, Williams accepted the head coaching job at Ohio State, Ohio at job coaching head the accepted Williams 1987, In was He College. Boston at Davis succeeded Williams 1983, In Williams immediately began making his mark. His 1981 squad set Williams spent one more year at Woodrow Wilson before accepting After earning a degree in business, he continued his coaching career Williams began his coaching career alongside Harrington as gradu 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions - His Family Williams With Hall of Fame. Williams with his daughter Kristin after he was inducted into the Maryland Lauren, JohnandDavid arefrequentguestsatComcastCenter to rootontheirgrandfather’s team. Coaching Staff • 43 - Terrapin former a and years nine for Maryland at Williams to Assistant Tulane. Currently head coach at player. coach head Former Maryland. at years six for Williams to Assistant American and Delaware State. at Assistant to Williams for 13 seasons at Mary land. Currently the head coach at Loyola. Assistant to Philadelphia Williams for three the years at of Ohio State. Head coach coach at head the was and years, eight for State Ohio After working as an assistant coach 76ers during the 2003 season. for the Orland Magic in 2006, he is currently an assistant Wizards. Washington for the ball Basket men’s Maryland 2007-08 Randy Ayers Randy Jimmy Patsos vice Former AU. at coach head the as served later who American, at Williams to Assistant he Bobcats, Charlotte the of CEO and President Former Knicks. York New the of president Wizards. now works as the Director of Player Development for the Washington After Angeles and working Lakers. Los as an assistant coach for the New with the Lakers. staff Orleans Hornets for two years he returned to ’s Dave Dickerson Assistant to After Williams American spending at University. 17 years as head coach at Temple. the University of , he is now the head coach at Manhattan at coach head the been Has State. Ohio at years two for Williams to Assistant College and St. John’s. Formerly the head coach at New Mexico. Currently an college basketball analyst. ESPN and University Ohio at coach head Former Maryland. at years 12 for Williams to Assistant Virginia. LaSalle. Currently works an assistant at West Chris Knoche Assistant to Williams for two years American. at Has been the head coach American. at radio analyst. Terps’ Currently the Mike Lonergan Assistant to Williams for one year at Maryland. Former head coach at Catholic, current head coach at Vermont. ants Former In Charge Rick Barnes head the been Has State. Ohio at year one for Williams to Assistant coach at George Mason, Providence and Clemson. Currently the Texas. head coach at Paul Brazeau years three and College Boston at year one for Williams to Assistant at Ohio State. Formerly the head coach at Hartford. Former State. Youngstown at coach head former a and State Ohio at Williams to Assistant Champion with the head coach of the , and a former assistant and NBA ns ampio Ch ACC 2004 s n ampio Ch NCAA 2002 ks ks Jim Jackson * 1992 • No. 5 overall (L) Dallas Mavericks Dennis Hopson (L) overall 3 No. • 1987 Nets Steve Francis * 1999 • No. 2 overall (L) Grizzlies Vancouver c i P t t af r D d d n Joe Smith * 1995 • No. 1 overall (L) 1990 • No. 17 overall Knicks York New n * Juan Dixo 2002 • No. 17 overall Wizards Washington ou R

1997 • No. 28 overall Chicago Bulls * 1992 • No. 7 overall (L) - Lottery selection; * - recruited by Williams L Walt Williams 2002 • No. 8 overall (L) Angeles Clippers Los Chris Wilcox *

NBA First First NBA nc e lue Inf ams’ Willi The 44 • Coaching Staff Butler Bucknell Brown Bradley Bowling Green Boston University Boston College American Alcorn State Arizona Duke Coll. OfCharleston Colgate Coastal Carolina Cleveland State Clemson Citadel Cincinnati Chicago State Chaminade Central Michigan Bentley Alabama Akron George Mason Fordham Florida State Florida International Florida A&M Florida Fairleigh Dickinson Drexel Detroit DePaul Delaware State Connecticut Central Florida Baltimore Ball State AU-Puerto Rico Augusta College Air Force Gettysburg Georgia Tech Georgia State Georgia Georgetown George Washington Fairfield Evansville E. Tennessee State Duquesne Delaware Dayton Davidson Columbia Colorado State Catholic California Auburn Army Arkansas Arizona State Opponent Williams’ CreerRecordVs.Opponts Creighton Cornell Coppin State NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA T T T T T T T T T T ournament: 1-0(’01UM, 79-60) ournament: 1-1(’87OSU,79-82);(’01UM,76-66) ournament: 1-0(’01UM,83-80) ournament: 1-1(’85BC,74-73);(’01UM,84-95) ournament: 1-0(07UM,82-70) ournament: 1-0(’99UM,75-63) ournament: 1-1(’95UM,89-99);(’0290-82) ournament: 0-1(’97UM,66-75) ournament: 0-1(’07UM,62-59) ournament: 0-1(’98UM,79-87) 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions Career 14-30 23-15 21-16 25-9 3-12 11-0 0-1 4-2 3-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 1-3 1-0 0-3 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 5-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 3-3 3-0 4-3 1-0 2-0 4-0 8-5 1-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 6-6 1-0 0-1 1-0 2-0 4-0 1-3 2-0 1-0 1-0 4-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 Home 7-12 13-4 12-3 13-5 11-0 3-1 1-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 3-0 2-0 1-0 0-0 4-0 3-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 1-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 2-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-1 at UM 13-30 23-15 21-16 25-9 11-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 1-3 1-0 0-2 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 2-0 5-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 3-0 1-0 1-0 4-0 2-2 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-0 4-4 0-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 Home 7-12 13-4 12-3 13-5 11-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 3-0 1-0 0-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-1 at OSU 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-2 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-2 0-1

at BC 3-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 6-2 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-7 at 2-2 0-1 0-1 4-3 1-0 2-0 1-0 2-0 4-0 4-0 0-4 2-2 AU 1986-87 (OSU) 1987-88 (OSU) 1987-88 (OSU) 1988-89 (OSU) 1987-88 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1988-89 (OSU) 1987-88 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 2006-07 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1990-91 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1990-91 (UM) 1996-97 (UM) 1994-95 (UM) 1999-00 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 2002-03 (UM) 1994-95 (UM) 1996-97 (UM) 1994-95 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 1991-92 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 1997-98 (UM) 2001-02 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1998-99 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 2000-01 (UM) 1996-97 (UM) 1991-92 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1998-99 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 1996-97 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1994-95 (UM) 1998-99 (UM) 1993-94 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1978-79 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1981-82 (AU) 1985-86 (BC) 1982-83 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1984-85 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) 1979-80 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1979-80 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1985-86 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) last First 1994-95 (UM) 1990-91 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2001-02 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2000-01 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 1997-98 (UM) 2003-04 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 1998-99 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 2001-02 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 2002-03 (UM) 2000-01 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 1984-85 (BC) 1981-82 (AU) 1979-80 (AU) 1980-81 (AU) 1981-82 (AU) 1981-82 (AU) 2000-01(UM) Kansas James Madison Jacksonville Jackson State Old Dominion Oklahoma Pepperdine Pennsylvania Penn State Oral Roberts Massachusetts Md.-Eastern Shore Md.-Baltimore Co. Iowa State Iowa Iona Indiana Illinois Howard Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio State Ohio Maryland Manhattan Holy Cross Hofstra High Point Hawaii New Mexico North Carolina Norfolk State Nicholls State Northeastern North Texas NC State Nebraska Maine Loyola (Md.) Louisville Long BeachState Liberty Harvard Gonzaga New Hampshire Kent State Hartford Hampton Opponent Navy Mount St.Mary’s Morgan State Monmouth Missouri-St. Louis Missouri-Kansas City Missouri Minnesota Michigan State Michigan Miami (OH) Miami Mercer Memphis Lehigh LaSalle Lafayette Kentucky

NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA T T T T T T T T T T ournament: 1-0(’02UM,97-88) ournament: 1-0(’95UM,87-63) ournament: 0-1(’03UM,58-60) ournament: 0-1(’94UM,71-78) ournament: 0-1(’85BC,57-59) ournament: 1-0(’94UM,95-87) ournament: 2-0(’87OSU,91-77);(’02UM,78-68) ournament: 1-0(’00UM,74-59) ournament: 1-0(’02UM,64-52) ournament: 1-0(’98UM,67-61) Career 16-24 29-11 12-0 3-0 0-1 2-1 1-0 2-0 2-3 1-0 2-0 0-1 1-0 2-4 5-0 1-0 4-3 2-0 1-8 5-6 4-0 5-1 1-3 1-0 1-0 0-2 0-1 4-0 7-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 2-0 1-0 3-0 1-0 3-0 2-0 3-0 3-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-2 5-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 2-4 5-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 5-2 5-4 3-5 1-0 1-4 1-0 1-1 4-1 4-2 6-1 3-3 Home 12-0 10-8 15-2 0-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 5-0 0-0 2-1 1-0 0-3 1-2 4-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 4-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 3-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 2-2 5-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 3-1 2-0 2-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-0 2-0 2-1 4-1 1-0 at UM 16-24 29-11 11-0 2-0 1-1 1-0 2-2 1-0 2-0 0-1 1-0 2-4 5-0 1-0 2-0 1-1 4-1 3-0 1-2 0-1 3-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 3-0 3-0 1-0 1-2 2-0 5-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-0 1-4 1-0 1-0 2-0 2-0 2-3 Home 15-2 10-8 11-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 5-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 5-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 at OSU 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 3-3 0-6 1-5 1-0 5-1 1-0 1-1 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 4-2 3-3 2-4 1-0 1-0 at BC 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 4-0 3-0 2-0 4-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 at 0-1 1-0 0-1 4-1 2-0 1-0 2-4 4-1 2-2 3-1 AU 1986-87 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1988-89 (OSU) 1987-88 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1987-88 (OSU) 1987-88 (OSU) 1988-89 (OSU) 1987-88 (OSU) 1988-89 (OSU) 1987-88 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 2004-05 (UM) 2003-04 (UM) 1996-97 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1991-92 (UM) 1999-00 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 1996-97 (UM) 2000-01 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1998-99 (UM) 1993-94 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 1994-95 (UM) 2002-03 (UM) 1991-92 (UM) 1992-93 (UM) 2001-02 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 1995-96 (UM) 2002-03 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 1979-80 (AU) 1980-81 (AU) 1983-84 (BC) 1983-84 (BC) 1983-84 (BC) 1985-86 (BC) 1980-81 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1983-84 (BC) 1980-81 (AU) 1980-81 (AU) 1984-85 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1984-85 (BC) 1984-85 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) last First 1987-88 (OSU) 1988-89 (OSU) 1987-88 (OSU) 1988-89 (OSU) 2001-02 (UM) 1990-91 (UM) 2001-02 (UM) 2000-01 (UM) 2002-03 (UM) 1996-97 (UM) 2003-04 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 1999-00 (UM) 2002-03 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 1996-97 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2003-04 (UM) 2001-02 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2002-03 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 2000-01 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 1994-95 (UM) 1997-98 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2000-01 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 1994-95 (UM) 1996-97 (UM) 2001-02 (UM) 1983-84 (BC) 1985-86 (BC) 1984-85 (BC) 1985-86 (BC) 1981-82 (AU) 1985-86 (BC) 1981-82 (AU) 1981-82 (AU) Coaching Staff • 45 1985-86 (BC) 1981-82 (AU) 2006-07 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 2003-04 (UM) 2002-03 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 1996-97 (UM) 1999-00 (UM) 2003-04 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 2001-02 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 1988-89 (OSU) First ast l 1979-80 (AU) 1980-81 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1981-82 (AU) 1980-81 (AU) 1981-82 (AU) 1985-86 (BC) 1982-83 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1984-85 (BC) 1979-80 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) 1985-86 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1981-82 (AU) 1985-86 (BC) 1997-98 (UM) 1991-92 (UM) 1994-95 (UM) 1997-98 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 2002-03 (UM) 2002-03 (UM) 1995-96 (UM) 1998-99 (UM) 1999-00 (UM) 1990-91 (UM) 1998-99 (UM) 1999-00 (UM) 1988-89 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) AU AU 0-2 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 4-0 3-0 1-0 0-2 4-0 1-0 at at 2-0 0-1 1-0 3-5 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 - 72-42 at BC at BC 1-0 3-0 4-2 76-45 at OSU at OSU 2-0 2-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 3-0 1-0 0-0 5-0 0-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 10-5 14-5 59-41 Home Home ball Basket men’s Maryland 2007-08 2-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 4-2 1-0 1-0 7-0 1-2 1-3 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 2-3 19-16 22-15 at UM at UM 234-50 1-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 2-1 1-0 3-0 1-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 7-0 0-0 1-1 1-0 3-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 2-0 2-0 4-0 10-5 14-5 378-0 Home Home

ns ampio Ch ACC 2004 1-0 0-1 0-1 2-0 2-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 3-5 1-0 4-2 1-0 4-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 0-1 1-2 1-5 1-0 5-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 3-0 2-0 7-4 10-0 21-18 22-16 333-88 Career Career s n ampio Ch NCAA 2002 ournament: 1-0 (’02 UM, 87-57) ournament: 1-0 (’03 UM, 77-64) ournament: 1-0 (’85 BC, 55-53) ournament: 1-0 ournament: 0-1 (’00 UM, 70-105) ournament: 1-0 (’03 UM, 75-73) ournament: 1-0 (’98 UM, 82-68) ournament: 1-0 (’99 UM, 82-60) ournament: 0-1 (’83 BC, 92-95) T T T T T T T T

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College Washington Wyoming T Opponent Toledo Asheville UNC UNC Greensboro UNC Wilmington Utah Utah State Utica Vanderbilt Vermont Villanova VMI Tech Virginia Wagner Forest Wake West Chester State West Xavier Virginia Tech Texas Towson State Trenton State Valdosta Carolina Western Kentucky Western Virginia West Whittier William & Mary Tulane UC Irvine UCLA Valparaiso Michigan Western Winthrop Wisconsin work has benefited: The Salvation Army, The Babe Ruth Museum Army, The Salvation Coaches vs. Cancer, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Cystic Coaches vs. Cancer, Williams’ recent charity Great Expectations Campaign, National Autism Research Great Expectations Campaign, National National Physical Education Council, Operation Hardwood 1983-84 (BC) 1981-82 (AU) 1984-85 (BC) 1984-85 (BC) 1985-86 (BC) 1985-86 (BC) Williams has also worked with Maryland grad Boomer for chair¬man honorary the as served also has Williams addition, In Williams has been heavily involved in the Coaches NABC’s 2005-06 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 1991-92 (UM) 1998-99 (UM) 2001-02 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 2004-05 (UM) 1990-91 (UM) 1990-91 (UM) 2000-01 (UM) 2003-04 (UM) 2006-07 (UM) 1995-96 (UM) 1991-92 (UM) 1988-89 (OSU) National Association of Basketball Coaches and the American the and Coaches Basketball of Association National are program this in participating coaches The Society. Cancer dedicated to fighting cancer through increased support for research, patient services, and prevention education. Foundation, Fibrosis Cystic the benefit to others and Esiason hosting charity basketball games and golf events. dol million one than more raised has which N.A.A.R., for Far Walk the chaired also has He Research. Autism of Alliance National the for lars the Army’s Salvation FORE Kids golf tournament in 2003 and 2004, youth. D.C.’s which raises proceeds for Washington, vs. Cancer efforts. The program is a partnership between the First ast l - 1978-79 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) 1981-82 (AU) 1984-85 (BC) 1982-83 (BC) 1983-84 (BC) 1979-80 (AU) 1981-82 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1982-83 (BC) 1980-81 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1982-83 (BC) 1982-83 (BC) 1978-79 (AU) 1982-83 (BC) 1980-81 (AU) 1978-79 (AU) 1980-81 (AU) 2003-04 (UM) 2005-06 (UM) 1999-00 (UM) 1995-96 (UM) 1994-95 (UM) 1998-99 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1998-99 (UM) 2000-01 (UM) 1989-90 (UM) 1993-94 (UM) 1988-89 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) 1988-89 (OSU) 1986-87 (OSU) AU 1-4 1-3 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 3-0 2-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 6-0 0-1 at 1-0 1-0 4-4 1-0 5-3 1-0 1-0 4-6 3-0 1-0 4-0 3-8 7-2 at BC 1-0 2-4 1-1 0-1 1-0 at OSU 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Home

1-0 3-2 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-0 1-0 2-0 1-1 1-3 1-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 2-0 3-0 1-1 1-0 1-0 at UM 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-2 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 3-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 3-1 1-0 2-1 2-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 3-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 1-1 4-0 1-0 2-0 5-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Home 2-4 0-1 1-0 4-5 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 5-4 1-0 0-1 3-0 3-0 3-0 1-0 7-3 1-0 2-4 6-9 1-4 1-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 3-0 1-0 4-0 1-0 7-2 1-0 3-0 9-0 1-2 1-0 1-0 3-10 Career

ournament: 0-1 (’04 UM, 70-72) ournament: 1-0 (’95 UM, 82-68) ournament: 1-0 (’04 UM, 86-83) ournament: 0-1 (’96 UM, 79-91) ournament: 0-1 (’99 UM, 62-76) ournament: 1-0 (’02 UM, 85-70) ournament: 1-0 (’01 UM, 87-73) ournament: 1-0 (’83 BC, 51-42) ournament: 1-0 ournament: 1-0 (’94 UM, 74-66) T T T T T T T T T

Williams served as the commencement speaker at the graduation graduation the at speaker commencement the as served Williams During the summer of 2006, Williams participated in Operation In July of 2004, University President C.D. appointed Mote Wil Jr. The Terrapin’s head coach is an active member of the University of University the of member active an is coach head Terrapin’s The NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA St. Joseph’s 1968 University graduate with a degree in business, addressed the Class of 2004 at the Comcast Center ceremony. coaching basketball teams made up of the best military players. proceedings for the Robert H. Smith School of Business. Williams, a to spearhead the fund-raising effort. Hardwood, a goodwill tour to support American the troops serving in and region Gulf Persian the touring week a spent He East. Middle the Tennessee Paso Texas-El chairs of the scholarship campaign, which is working to raise $350 million. In addition to a pledge of a half-million dollars for of academic scholarships his at the own university, Williams represents the duties networking various performs and functions various at University liams to co-chair the scholarship component of Maryland’s ongoing $1 ongoing Maryland’s of component scholarship the co-chair to liams billion Great Expectations campaign. Williams, along with journalist Connie Chung and technology entrepreneur Buno Pati serve as co- Maryland and greater Baltimore-Washington, D.C. community. Williams Williams community. D.C. Baltimore-Washington, greater and Maryland events speaking public and fund-raising charity, extensive in involved is in the offseason particularly throughout the year, ity Williams In The Commun Temple A&M CC Texas Christian Texas

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Providence San Francisco Santa Clara Opponent St. Mary’s (Md.) St. Mary’s Princeton Randolph-Macon Texas Radford Purdue St. John’s South Carolina South Carolina State South Florida Southern California Stanford Stonehill St. Michael’s Rhode Island Stony Brook Syracuse Seton Hall Richmond Siena Rider Rutgers Sacramento State Saint Louis 46 • Coaching Staff third SeasontMaryland Boston College‘85 Assistant Coach michael dms 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions with theteamtoMemphisuntilendof2001-02season. to the NBA as an assistant coach with the Vancouver Grizzlies, moving helping that team to the 1999 championship game. In 2000, he returned coach of the International Basketball League’s Richmond Rhythm and year hefinishedthirdinthefanvotingforstartingspot. That team. All-Star Conference Eastern the to selected was Adams aged 26.5 points and 10.5 assists. In 1992, as a member of the Bullets, books behind(fellowBostonCollegealum)DanaBarros’ 89. NBA’srecord the in all-time second him placing seasons, 1989 and games acrossthe1988 least one3-pointfieldgoalin79consecutive at made and seasons, 1990-91 and 1987-88 the during made goals per contest through his 11-year career. He led the NBA in 3-point field Charlotte. Adams averaged 14.7 points, 6.7 assists and 2.9 rebounds and Denver 1991-94), and (1986-87 Washington stints Sacramento, with included which league, the in player a as seasons 11 spent Terrapins, asbothaplayerandcoach. the to experience basketball professional of years 14 brings Adams 1982-85. from College Boston at Williams for played Adams when University of Maryland head coach Gary Williams go back to the days “...one of the best assistant coach hires of the off-season.” His ties to him tabbed CBSSportsline.com as acclaim national instant garnered No. 18inthenationbyRivals.com. Terps,Maryland’sassemble rated helping was which class freshman the with year first his in dividends immediate paid Adams recruiting. sible for player development, advance scouting, game preparation, and head coachoftheWNBA’s Washington Mystics. the as season 2004 the spent having and 1996-97 in TeamSports Home on Bullets the for analyst television a as served having 1990s, early and 1980s late the in WashingtonBullets the for played having at GoodCounselHigh School. Michael Christian, is another budding point guard and is a a freshman basketball teams and volunteering for other local organizations. Hisactive son,in many community activities, including coaching his son’s youth of the50GreatestConnecticutSportsFigures. one named Adams Illustrated Sports 1999, December In basketball. inducted into the Hartford Public High School Athletic Hall of Fame for Hartford Public High School, Adams has eight siblings. In 2002, he was Boston College,andhisjerseywasretiredtherein1999. from communications in degree bachelor’s a earned Adams Kings. ing selected in the third round of the 1985 NBA Draft by the SacramentoBoston College, finishing as the school’s fifth-leading scorer before be time intwoseasons. squad to a 17-17 overall record and a berth in the playoffs for the first Adams began his coaching career in 1999, serving as assistant as serving 1999, in career coaching his began Adams aver he when 1990-91, in came statistically season Adams’best One ofthemostproficient3-pointshootersinNBA history, Adams 2005 of April in staff Williams’ Gary coach head to addition His Now in his third season on staff with the Terrapins, Adams is respon area, D.C. Washington, the to face familiar a is Adams Michael Adams now resides in Mitchellville, Md. Off the court, he has been at player school high standout a and Conn., Hartford, of Anative at years four his during career collegiate stellar a enjoyed Adams WNBAthe led 2004, Adams in Mystics the of coach head the As - - - Coaching Staff • 47 IBL Championship Game IBL Participant Playoff WNBA Participant Playoff WNBA Championship Game IBL Tournament NIT Tournament NCAA ball ball Basket Basket men’s men’s Maryland Maryland 2007-08 2007-08 nsns ampio ampio Ch Ch ACC ACC 2004 2004 ss nn ampio ampio Ch Ch NCAA NCAA 2002 2002 Third-round selection, NBA Draft, Sacramento Kings Third-round selection, NBA in 3-point field goals Led NBA Eastern Conference All-Star, NBA in five seasons Playoffs NBA 1995-Charlotte) 1988-90-Denver, (1987-Washington, Jersey was retired by Boston College Boston College, bachelor’s degree in communications January 19, 1963 Assistant Coach, IBL, Richmond Rhythm Grizzlies Assistant Coach, NBA, Vancouver Assistant Coach, NBA, Memphis Grizzlies Mystics Head Coach, WNBA, Washington Terrapins Assistant Coach, Maryland Mystics Head Coach, WNBA, Washington Assistant Coach, IBL, Richmond Rhythm Grizzlies Assistant Coach, NBA, Vancouver Assistant Coach, NBA, Memphis Grizzlies Terrapins Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Maryland Boston College, four-year letterwinner Sacramento Kings Bullets Washington Denver Nuggets Bullets Washington 1985 1989-90 1992 1999 Education: Born: 1998-99 2000-01 2001-02 2004 2005-present 2004 1998-99 2000-01 2001-02 2005-06 2006-07 1982-85 1985-86 1986-87 1988-91 1992-94 1995-96 PLAYING HONORS PERSONAL ms File The Michael Ada COACHING EXPERIENCE Head COACHING Positions ns Assistant Coaching Positio PLAYING EXPERIENCE 48 • Coaching Staff second SeasotMarylan maryland ‘85 Assistant Coach 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions part of four postseason teams under his father’s leadership. The Terps seasons undertheDriesells. nine in appearances postseason four made and CAA) (85-45 record 159-111a compiled JMU 64-62. Florida, finalist national eventual to lost NCAAMadison Tournament,the James to where advanced and CAATournament 1994 title the captured Dukes The time). the at so tion regular-season championships (the only team in the country to do Colonial consecutive five for tied or won either Athletic JMU Associa 1989-94, From success. unprecedented to Dukes the guide helped he father,where his under Madison James at coach head associate served asassistantathleticdirectoratMarymountfrom1999-2003. ship and its first Division III NCAA Tournament appearance. Marymount to Driesellthe Capital also Athletic Conference Tournament Champion led he 1999-2000, In mark. 88-72 an to Saints the guided he where as head coach at Marymount University (Division III) in Arlington, Va., (1997-2003) seasons six spent Driesell 2003-04. in University town Ireton, he was an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator Bishop atat stint George his to Prior Walker.Terrapin current Shane coached he time that During 2006. to 2004 from School High Ireton Bishop and gamepreparation. addition, he is responsible for advance scouting, player development, staff, Driesell works as the lead recruiting coordinator for the Terps. In second round of the NCAA Tournament.the to advanced and play ACC in 10-6 Anwent Maryland integral record. 25-9 part of the coaching coached Driesell, from 1969-86. ‘Lefty” Charles legendary the father, his program Terps’where the to experience coaching collegiate of years 17 from the ACC, and the Big East. He brings schools with head-to-head gone has recruiter a as respected is who enters his second season on head coach Gary Williams’ staff. Driesell, 40-29 recordfrom1985-88. a amassed he where School, Prep Naval States United the at career marketing in 1985. Following graduation, Driesell began his coaching business in B.S. a with graduated and Maryland at years four his of Silver Spring, Md., native was also an ACC Honor Roll selection three The Championship. 1984 ACC the capturing and appearances ment NCAATourna three making while career, his during games 85 won As a four-year letterwinner at Maryland from 1981-85, Driesell was as seasons nine spent Driesell Marymount, at arriving Before at coach head as serving after staff Maryland the joined Driesell Terrapinsthe a 2006-07 posted in staff on season first his During Former Terp and Maryland alumnus Chuck Driesell - - - - Coaching Staff • 49 NCAA Tournament NCAA ball ball Basket Basket men’s men’s Maryland Maryland 2007-08 2007-08 nsns ampio ampio Ch Ch ACC ACC 2004 2004 ss nn ampio ampio Ch Ch NCAA NCAA 2002 2002 University of Maryland, basketball letterwinner Maryland, bachelor’s degree in business marketing November 3, 1962 Head Coach, United States Naval Prep School Assistant Coach, Head Coach, Marymount University Assistant Coach, Georgetown University Head Coach, Bishop Ireton High School Assistant Coach, University of Maryland Head Coach, United States Naval Prep School Head Coach, Marymount University Head Coach, Bishop Ireton High School Assistant Coach, James Madison University Assistant Coach, Georgetown University Terrapins Assistant Coach, Maryland 1981-85 Education: Born: 1985-88 1988-97 1997-03 2003-04 2004-06 2006-present 1988-88 1997-03 2004-06 1988-97 2003-04 2006-07 PLAYING EXPERIENCE PERSONAL The chuck driesell File COACHING EXPERIENCE Head COACHING Positions Assistant Coaching Positions 50 • Coaching Staff fourth SeasontMaryland maryland ‘03 Assistant Coach keith booth 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions are met. He will contribute to the on court coaching, opponent scouting, and recruiting. He will also assume department’s Academic Support and Career Development to ensure that the team’s academic responsibilities Terps’ all-timescoringleaderandkeyedMarylandtothe2002NationalChampionship. the became eventually he as Smith, Joe teammate and Booth by begun resurgence Maryland’s continue a Terp, and in 1998 another Baltimore native, , arrived on campus. Dixon, of course, would help more. Terrapin star Rodney Elliott followed Booth from the Charm City and enjoyed a successful career as record asajunior, helpingtheteamtoaNo.1nationalrankingbyUSA Today. Sun. Baltimore the by Maryland of state the and City A29-0 a to squad Dunbar his led Booth earlier year the of Year”“Player named was Booth Championship. State “A” Class Maryland Baltimore the in to team over toourplayers.” carry will attitude competitive his and opponents, larger against success achieved always “Keith mater. program to the national level,” said Williams when Booth was introduced as an assistant coach at his alma frequently calleduponbyWilliamstoguardbiggeropponents,andhealwaysroseoccasion. one of the major recruiting windfalls for Williams and the Terps in the mid-1990s. As a 6-6 guard, Booth was Charm CityConnection home courtatComcastCenter. Terps’the above honored jersey his have to players 15 of one is and 193) (5th, steals points), 916 (6th, impressive career at Maryland among the Terps’ all-time leaders in scoring (8th, 1,776 points), rebounding rpg) and steals (2.0 spg) and is still Maryland’s all-time leader in free throws made (576). Booth finished his fewer than19gamesandposted25winsin2006-07. scouting, player development, and game preparation. During his time on staff, the Terrapins have won no ran from1994to2004. that berths NCAA11-consecutive of streak Maryland’s began 1994 in and appearances, Sixteen Sweet of NCAApair TerrapinsTournaments,the four a led to including Booth post, the in days playing his from Champion Keith Booth is back to the place he called home from 1994-97. A powerful and versatile athlete rediscovered his love of coaching while managing a middle school baseball team in Baltimore. rediscovered hisloveofcoaching whilemanaging amiddleschoolbaseball teaminBaltimore. and criminal justice in 2003. Booth worked at an after school program at his former high school Dunbar, and 76ers. as hepostedcareer highsof18points,ninereboundsandsix assistsagainstthePhiladelphia when the -led Bulls won the title in 1998. Booth had his best NBA game on March 30, 1999, as the #28 selection overall. Booth became the second player in school history to win a NBA Championship career withaveragesof14.1pointsper game and7.3rebounds. Terrapinhis finished Booth House. Field Cole at record 16-0 perfect a including record, 26-8 a compiled Season Co-Champions and ranked No. 10 in the country in the final AP poll. That year (1994-95) the Terps honorable mentiondesignationduringhisfreshmanandsophomoreseasons. including All-ACC honors four times over, earning first team honors as a senior, third team as a junior, and accolades of host a with Maryland left Booth 1997. in senior a as selection team All-America an third AP Proven Champio the coaches,schedulingoffacilities,housing,mealsandguestspeakers. of management the coordinating camp, basketball Williams Gary the of co-director the as responsibilities Back at Maryland, Booth assists in all facets of the basketball program. He will work with the athletics the with work will He program. basketball the of facets all in assists Booth Maryland, at Back It was Booth’s decision to attend Maryland that revived the Terps’ recruiting pipeline to talent-rich Balti his led also he selection, All-American McDonald’s and Parade a was Booth Dunbar, at senior a As basketball our getting of terms in here years my during recruit important most the was Booth “Keith The Baltimore, Md., native’s decision to attend the University out of Dunbar High School was considered (7.9 rebounding ppg), (19.5 scoring Terpsthe in led Booth Maryland, at season senior dominant a In advance recruiting, including program, basketball men’s the of operations daily the with assists Booth World NBA and TerrapinAll-American former staff, coaching Williams’ Gary on season fourth his In Following a pair of seasons in the NBA, Booth returned to campus and finished his degree in criminology After his playing years at Maryland, Booth was a first round draft pick of the Chicago Bulls in 1997, taken Booth’s teams appeared in two NCAA Sweet Sixteens, finishing his sophomore season as ACC Regular After a stellar career at Maryland playing alongside Smith, Elliott Johnny Rhodes and others, Booth was - Coaching Staff • 51 NIT Semifinals NIT Tournament NIT Tournament NCAA ball ball Basket Basket men’s men’s Maryland Maryland 2007-08 2007-08 nsns ampio ampio Ch Ch ACC ACC 2004 2004 ss nn ampio ampio Ch Ch NCAA NCAA 2002 2002 October 9, 1974 Assistant Coach, University of Maryland Terrapins Assistant Coach, Maryland Terrapins Assistant Coach, Maryland Terrapins Assistant Coach, Maryland University of Maryland 2003, B.S. in Criminology and Criminal Justice 1998 NBA World Champion World 1998 NBA Education: Five game, 12-day tour of Italy with Maryland basketball team in August of 2004 August Five game, 12-day tour of Italy with Maryland basketball team in 1994-97, University of Maryland, basketball letterwinner 1997-99, Chicago Bulls All-America selection, 1997 third team AP All-ACC first-team selection, 1997 2005-06 2006-07 Date of Birth: 2004-present 2004-05 Personal International Experience Playing Experience Playing Honors The keith booth File Coaching Experience ns Assistant Coaching Positio 52 • Coaching Staff Third YeartMaryland UC-Davis ‘05 ASSISTANT RECRUITINGOORDINATOR ROBERT EHS 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions College Park. in resides he Calif., Sacramento, of 2008. Anative of in April UMUC from administration business of master’s a complete is to Ehsan scheduled 2005. through 2002 from roll honor athletics the making pick attheSacramento-areaschool. team in scoring during all four seasons and was a three-time all-league and marketing during summers. Ehsan led his Bella Vista High School in finance ketball CampatMaryland.Ehsanalsoheldotherpositions at Santa Clara, UC Santa Barbara, UC Davis and Gary Williams Bas unselfishness, workethicandcommitmenttowardtheteam. leadership, exceptional symbolizing Award, Baranco S. Gordon the NCAAI. from Division received moving to Ehsan II Davis, Division At while period transition a in was which Cal-Davis, for junior a as age his senior year. Ehsan finished 23rd in the nation in free-throw percent started his last two seasons for the Aggies and was the team captain in and four Terps earnedall-conferencehonorsfollowingtheseason. 25 victories last year was the fourth-highest win total in school history Terpsplay.league in mark 10-6 a including 25-9, finished Maryland’s years and have a record of 63-35 with Ehsan on staff. In 2006-07, the advance scouting,playerdevelopmentandgamemanagement.” has been a tremendous asset for our program working with academics, head coach Gary Williams, regarding the former graduate assistant. “He Gary Williamssummercampsandgolftournament. the with closely works and Terrapins’database the recruiting taining student managers and assisting in operations. Ehsan is responsible for main supervising scheduling, in assisting recruiting, supporting assists with the day-to-day activities He of the basketball office, staff. including Williams’ Gary on assistant graduate as seasons two ing basketball program as the assistant recruiting coordinator after spend He earned a bachelor’s degree in economics while at UC Davis, UC at while economics in degree bachelor’s a earned He He became interested in coaching while assisting with camp staffs Ehsan played four seasons at the University of California, Davis. He The Terrapins have been to the postseason in each of the past three “Robert is one of the top young assistants in college basketball,” said Mary¬land of University the in year third his begins Ehsan Robert AN - - - - Coaching Staff • 53 ball ball Basket Basket men’s men’s Maryland Maryland 2007-08 2007-08 nsns ampio ampio Ch Ch ACC ACC 2004 2004 ss nn ampio ampio Ch Ch NCAA NCAA 2002 2002 Graduate Assistant, University of Maryland Graduate University of Maryland Assistant Recruiting Coordinator, UC-Davis, letterwinner UC-Davis, bachelor’sin economics degree May 3, 1982 University of Maryland

2005-07 2007-present 2001-05 Education: Born: 2005-present Playing Experience Personal The ROBERT ESHAN File Coaching Experience Assistant Coaching Positions 54 • Coaching Staff 12th YeartMaryland UMUC ‘04 Director ofBasketballopertions Troy wainwright 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions three-week periodineachofthelastfoursummers. a over each campers overnight 1,200 history,than its more in attracting largest the were camps Williams coordinate virtually every aspect of the camp including housing, meals and camp speakers. The recent Gary and individualplayerawardsasilentauction. team coordinates he addition, In event. the of day the on management event with helps and participants, the 11 years since Wainwright’s arrival. As tournament director, Wainwright helps solicit sponsorships and during $300,000 than more raised has tournament The program. basketball the for scholarships endow during a12-day, five-gametourofItaly. straight NCAA appearancein2004. and 11thschool-record a for Denver NashvilleSan to and campaign, Sixteen Maryland’sSweet of 2003 part as Antonio to run, championship NCAA 2002 the during Coast East the down and Terrapinsup the directed successfully Wainwright game. season regular every as well as Garden, Square Madison and has successfully coordinated travel to nine NCAA Tournaments, 11 ACC Tournaments, Hawaii, Puerto WainwrightRico tenure, his During accommodations. hotel as well as ground) and (air transportation all nates with aNo.1ranking. finished and championship national first-ever its captured family basketball Maryland the 2002 in course, of USAToday/ESPN,and by rankings final in 4 No. ranked were and Four Final the to Terpsadvanced NCAAthe 2001, In Tournament,nation. the in fifth ranked was and games 28 won Maryland 1999, in and the of Sixteen Sweet the Terpsto the advanced 1999 and 1998 2003, In 1998. in arduous most fifth the and 2002 in difficult most third the 2005, in nation the in schedule second-toughest the playing despite captured the ACC title in 2004. Maryland has averaged over 20 wins during his 11 seasons with the team, The Terps have appeared in the NCAA Tournament nine times, won the NCAA championship in 2002 and conference office tocoordinatethe Terps’ ACC schedule. and housing on-campus the with works and scheduling Wainwrightnon-conference addition, for In responsible contracts. is dining travel, team matters, budgetary including team, the of operations day-to-day the in involved is He athletics. Yow,of Deborah director including Maryland’s department athletics the to the administrationofbasketballoffice. for responsible is and court, the off and on both team, the of success the of part essential an is He staff. Wainwright of2008. degreeinmanagement fromUMUCinMay isscheduled tocompleteamaster’s Park. College in Williams’arrival preceding years three the for manager assistant an as served He ment. 1990, and accompanied the Terps as they advanced to the second round of the National Invitation Tourna College in2004. University Maryland, of University at degree a Washingtoncompleted the He at 1994-96. tive Timesfrom execu account advertising an as served then He 1992-1994. from WashingtonBullets the with manager A TerpReturns Wainwright also serves as the co-director of the Gary Williams basketball camp each summer. He helps to money raises that tournament golf Williams Gary annual the of director the as serves Wainwright Terrapinsthe for travel coordinating in role integral an Wainwrightplayed 2004, of summer the During Among Wainwright’s chief responsibilities is the administration of team travel plans. Wainwright coordi arrival. his Terps’the since in success role integral an played has Wainwright Md., Berlin, of Anative liaison a as serves and program basketball the of operations internal all for responsible Wainwrightis Troy Wainwright, the director of basketball operations, is in his 12th year as a member of Gary Williams’ WainwrightWilliams’during team basketball the for manager head as served Maryland, at season first account an as work to on went and Maryland of University the at major sociology a was Wainwright - - - Coaching Staff • 55 ball ball Basket Basket men’s men’s Maryland Maryland 2007-08 2007-08 NCAA Southeast Region First Round NCAA Region Semifinals West NCAA South Region Semifinals NCAA Midwest Region Second Round NCAA Region Champions West Final Four, NCAA Champions NCAA South Region Semifinals NCAA Denver Region Second Round ACC Champions, NCAA Semifinals NIT Tournament NIT Midwest Region Second Round NCAA nsns ampio ampio Ch Ch ACC ACC 2004 2004 ss nn ampio ampio Ch Ch NCAA NCAA 2002 2002 June 7, 1967 University of Maryland, Director of Basketball Operations Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland University of Maryland, University College, 2004, B.S. Social Science Wife Noelle (married, August 10, 2002), Son: Callum (born June 12, 2003) August 10, 2002), Son: Callum (born June 12, Wife Noelle (married, Five-game, 12-day tour of Italy with Maryland basketball team in August of 2004 August Five-game, 12-day tour of Italy with Maryland basketball team in Manager Team • 1986-90, University of Maryland, ducation: E Family: 1996-present 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 Date Of Birth: International Experience Previous Experience Personal ght File The Troy Wainwri Experience Operations Positions 56 • Coaching Staff 36th YeartMaryland florida stte‘69 Athletic Trainer J.J. Bush third YeartMaryland Shepherd ’87 Strength &Conditioiach pete yurish 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions program. The past 15 years represents his second stint working with the program for the University of University Maryland 30-Yearthe Service for Award winner, ashewasalsotheteam’s trainerfrom1972-1976. program the with working stint second his represents years 15 past The program. ineducationaladministration. on toEastCarolina,wherehereceivedhismaster’s the ShepherdCollege Athletic HallofFamein1999. for three years and helped the Rams to a four-year record of 29-13 from 1983-86. Yurish was inducted into among the career leaders in total tackles (315) and solo tackles (143), as he served as a defensive captain ranks still He NAIAplayoffs. the and title WVIAC the to Shepherd efficiency,helping defensive in league (1992), andasagraduateassistantatEastCarolina(1989-90). Yurish onstaff. NSCA14 produced Shepherd with All-Americans years. three last the during room weight the in records school 40 over set Rams the as region, the in best the of one became Shepherd at program conditioning strength and conditioning activities for the Rams’ athletic teams. Under Yurish’s guidance, the strength and Shepherdstown, W.Va. While at Shepherd, he was an assistant football coach, as well as coordinating all 32 student-athletessetpersonal-bestsintheirrespectiveevents. records. Yurish those also works of with the two swimming Terrapinsand re-broke diving the programs at 2007, Maryland. of During 2005-06 spring 26 of the the In 2006. of summer the during 24 records of all-time 22 broke Terps,who the for dividends immediate paid position the to appointment His program. wife Ginahavetwochildren, BrandonandJordan,reside inUniversityPark,Md. constitution andby-laws. Association Hall of Fame. A founding member of MATA, Bush is credited as the author of the organization’s lecturer throughout theMid-Atlanticregionof UnitedStates. frequent a is and Performance, Human and Health of College Maryland’s in injuries athletic of House andthebasketballteamasanassistanttoathleticsdirector. four ACC championships and played in nine bowl games during that era. In 1992 he returned to Cole Field and averaged23winsperseasonduringhisfirstfour-yearstint. men’s basketball team. The team won the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season championship in 1975 national championshipin2002. Terrapins to 12 NCAA Tournaments, including seven Sweet Sixteen appearances, two Final Fours and the the accompanied has Bush years, 14 last the injury.In of case in efforts rehabilitative all supervises and AShepherd, of graduate 1987 Yurishmoving before education physical in degree bachelor’s a earned J.J. Bush is in his 16th season as the athletic trainer for Gary Williams and the Terrapin men’s basketball Yurish andhiswife,Katrina,resideinBoonsboro,Md.,withtheirson,Calleb. the led and 1986 in honors Conference Virginia All-Westteam first earned he letterman, varsity a As Catawba (1991-92), Lenoir-Rhyne at coach strength and line/weight defensive the as served Yurish Prior to joined the staff at Maryland, Yurish spent 12 seasons on the staff at Shepherd University in nearby basketball men’s the for coach conditioning and strength the as season third his enters Yurish Pete A native of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Bush, 60, graduated from Florida State University in 1969. He and his TrainersMaryland Athletic the into inducted class inaugural the of member a was Bush 2005, May In prevention and care on courses advanced and basic teaches Bush duties, training his to addition In claimed which team, Terrapinfootball the of trainer head the as served Bush 1992, until 1979 From the with immediately working began and trainer assistant an as 1972 in university the to came Bush As the trainer for the basketball team, Bush coordinates the daily medical treatments for all the players Coaching Staff • 57 - ball Basket men’s Maryland 2007-08 ns ampio Ch ACC 2004 s n ampio Ch NCAA 2002

Al Tiffany is in his third season at his alma mater to serve as the equipment manager for the men’s athletics the in years five for served he where Academy, Naval U.S. the from Maryland to comes Tiffany basketball, women’s including Center, Comcast at teams all for needs equipment the direct also will Tiffany Prior to joining for the Terrapins the 2006-07 season, Lisiewski spent two years as video coordinator Lisiewski is a 2002 graduate of the , where he earned his bachelor’s degree in he is responsible for post-season tournament tapes, fulfilling media requests for archived footage and as and footage archived for requests media fulfilling tapes, tournament post-season for responsible is he outing golf Williams Gary the with assists also Lisiewski video. highlight banquet postseason the with sists and summer basketball camp. In addition to his duties and with head film manager with Southern Methodist University in Texas. Dallas, exchange and scouting video, he served as co-director of the summer Mustangs’ camps and handled all practices to prior set-up for responsible was Lisiewski program. basketball men’s the for needs equipment with years two his during teams opposing for shootarounds coordinated also He workouts. individual and the Mustangs. during Network Radio Gator the for worked and Ga., , in CNN with interned He telecommunications. Angeles. Los in SportsNet Fox for working year a spent he degree, his completing After Florida. at time his A native of The Woodlands, Lisiewski Texas, has worked summer camps at Clemson, A&M and UCLA. Florida, Georgia Texas Texas, South Florida, Houston, South Carolina, Tech, wrestling, volleyball and softball. Matthew Lisiewski enters his second season as addition, In videovideos. recruiting and exchange, film video, scouting all producing for coordinatorresponsible is Lisiewski for the men’s basketball program. basketball team. He is responsible for ordering and issuing game uniforms and practice gear for the Terps, Terps, the for gear practice and uniforms game issuing and ordering for responsible is He team. basketball services for the team at home and on the road. as well as coordinating laundry Maryland, at while years four for manager basketball student former A staff. equipment the on department kinesiology in degree bachelor’s his earned He year. senior his in manager basketball head the was Tiffany from Maryland in 1995.

Video Director cond Year at Maryland Florida ’02 • Se LISIEWSKI MATTHEW

t Manager ll Equipme n Basketba d ear at Marylan d ‘95 • thirdY Marylan y ffan al ti 58 • Coaching Staff FIRST YEARTMRYLAND aSSISTANT directorofoperations KENNY BEAVER 20th YeartMaryland to theHeadCoach Administrative Assistant cleo long-thomas 2007-08 Maryland men’sBasketball 2004 ACCChampions 2002 NCAAChampions team andserveasaliaisonwiththeMarylandticketoffice. for the with travelplansandhotelaccommodations managers, assist in the daily operations of the program. Beaver will supervise the team basketball staff, Beaver will work closely with Troy Wainwright, assisting as a team manager the previous four seasons. In his new role with the tor of operations with the men’s basketball program after having served Long-Thomas twograndchildren, T.J., 11, andJovan,7. given Yolandahave wife his and Tyrone24. Raven, and 33, Jabari, day-to-day campactivitiessuchasapplicationandregistration. of the Gary Williams Basketball Camp, Long-Thomas still assists with seating and banquet room setup. The original administrative coordinatorthe Terps’ annual honors banquet including all invitations, decorations, each season. In the postseason, Long-Thomas plans and coordinates responsible for all of the senior day activities at the final home game of also coordinates travel arrangements for the entire coaching staff and is meetings, out-of-town speaking engagements and appearances. She duties ofthebasketballoffice. responsible for the overall administration is andshe addition, theIn staff. day-to-daycoaching the assists and managerialWilliams Coach of schedules professional the coordinates She Maryland. of University the at overall year 20th her and Williams Gary coach head to sistant Cleo Long-Thomas is in her 18th season as the administrative as Kenny Beaver enters his first season as Maryland’s assistant direc 39, Tyrone, children: three of parent proud the is Long-Thomas departmental for schedule Williams’ coordinates Long-Thomas Office Assistant Alex Freeman - - Vanessa Walters Support Office Assistant Lavon Wilkins Kyle Sweeney Jason Davis Steve Miller Manager Manager Manager Manager Staff Massage Therapist Justin Zawitoski Kyle Hershey John O’Brien Geoff Gilbert Billy Vernon Manager Manager Manager Manager