When Kevin Willard left Maryland, the worry was that he was going to take some Terrapins with him. So far, nobody has followed Willard to the 'Cats, but Maryland has lost almost its entire roster to this point to either graduation or the transfer portal.

Maryland star guards Ja'Kobi Gillespie and Rodney Rice entered the transfer portal on Monday, a day after Kevin Willard accepted the vacant job at Villanova amid a cloud of conflict with power-brokers.

In the wake of Kevin Willard leaving College Park and heading to Villanova, Maryland basketball had already lost bench contributors after both Jay Young and Taf

Maryland guard Rodney Rice is heading to the transfer portal, a source confirmed to 247Sports' Travis Branham on Monday. It’s a significant loss for a program now suddenly in flux, just days removed from Willard accepting the Villanova job after three seasons with the Terps.

The 6-foot-1 guard earned Third-Team All-Big Ten honors after averaging 14.7 points, 4.8 assists, and 2.8 rebounds per game. He was also one of the nation's most efficient shooters, knocking down 40.7 percent from beyond the arc.

Even if Willard had stayed, the NBA might have been an option for Queen. The freshman big man averaged 16.5 points this season, and his bank shot at the buzzer gave the Terrapins a one-point win over Colorado State and a berth in the Sweet 16.

The Maryland basketball program is undergoing massive change this offseason. The Terps, fresh off a run to the Sweet 16, are in the midst of a coaching

The Maryland Terrapins are undergoing a season of change. Head coach Kevin Willard decided to leave the team after their March Madness exit and took the head coaching job at Villanova.

In the wake of Kevin Willard leaving Maryland for Villanova, there will likely be quite a few players who enter the transfer portal -- ask Indiana. The first on