Xavier's Sean Miller has reached an agreement to be the next head coach of the Texas Longhorns, sources confirmed to ESPN on Monday.
Miller is a veteran head coach who has led teams to 13 NCAA tournament appearances in his career, including in two of the past three seasons at Xavier. Miller has won 487 games and brings a winning percentage of more than 71%.
He will replace Rodney Terry, who was informed Sunday that he would not return to lead the Texas program.
Terry took over on an interim basis after Chris Beard was suspended in 2022, and he was given the official job after leading Texas to the 2023 Elite Eight.