For the third consecutive season, Maryland basketball failed to win a game in the Big Ten tournament, losing to a short-handed No. 13-seed Nebraska team March 14.
Despite the early exit, head coach Mark Turgeon isn't yet on the hot seat, according to broadcaster, author and Washington Post columnist John Feinstein.
"I've liked a lot of what this particular team has done. They've had some good moments. No great moment though," Feinstein said on Glenn Clark Radio March 15. "He's not on a hot seat partly because of his contract. Maryland has no money. They can't afford to buy anybody out at this stage, so he's not on a hot seat."
