Shocking claim made about former Nebraska athletic director

A shocking claim has been made regarding a former Nebraska athletic director.

ESPN college basketball analyst Seth Greenberg alleges that former Texas A&M Aggies head basketball coach Buzz Williams and current Athletic Director Trev Alberts did not speak to one another for over a year.Williams departed College Station on April 1st to take over the Maryland Terrapins.

Greenberg made the stunning claim during an appearance on College GameDay.Coaches change jobs for a lot of different reasons.

Coaches change jobs to get a better job, just like players change schools to get a better job.

That happens.

Thats not a problem.

Im going to use Buzz Williams as an example.

He hasnt talked to his athletic director in a year.

In one year, he hasnt talked to his athletic director.Alberts came to Nebraska in 2021 after a 12-year tenure at the University of Nebraska Omaha.

On March 13, 2024, Texas A&M hired Alberts away from Nebraska to replace former AD Ross Bjork.

The Aggies had to pay a $4 million buyout to officially complete the transaction.

Since his departure, Husker fans have expressed frustrations with certain aspects of Alberts's leadership.

While he hired Matt Rhule and helped bring the Osborne Legacy Complex to the Lincoln campus, there were issues regarding his plans to renovate Memorial Stadium.

He was also seen as not supporting Nebraska's NIL efforts by keeping a distance from the school's fundraising arm, The 1890 Collective.The former Husker was replaced by AD Troy Dannen, who quickly modified the stadium's renovations and has fully embraced The 1890 Collective.

Former Samford head coach Bucky McMillian replaced Williams in College Station.Contact/Follow us @CornhuskersWire on X, and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Nebraska news, notes, and opinions.

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