Doubt it. He wasn't replacing someone we were happy to see go. He had giant shoes to fill. Was it his first season that they beat Duke at home? Maybe that was the high point. Or I think first year in the Big Ten they beat Izzo twice.
Gary was obviously a legend, but aside from the Vasquez senior year, basketball had become pretty mediocre at Maryland.
The early years in the B10 under Turgeon were exciting even if those teams never lived up to the hype.
Turgeon ball just seemed painfully slow and boring.