With Chris Beard out, who may be the next Longhorns’

When Texas suspended Chris Beard without pay following his Dec. 12 arrest on a felony family violence charge, it seemed the initial step toward an ultimate parting of methods. That came Thursday, when Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte announced the school was firing Beard which associate head coach Rodney Terry, who has actually been the acting head coach given that Beard was suspended, will remain in charge for the remainder of the season.ESPN’s Myron

Medcalf reported in mid-December that the legal procedure for Beard might take more than a year to reach its conclusion, however Texas has actually picked to act quickly and begin the procedure to discover its next head coach.When Beard was hired just 21 months ago, he was the clear leading candidate for the Longhorns. He graduated from Texas and was a student manager under Tom Penders. He also achieved significant success at conference competitor Texas Tech, going to the Elite 8 in 2018 and reaching the national championship game in 2019. Here’s what you require to understand about what might be

next in Austin: Will Texas be the very best task on the marketplace this spring? How does the

position stack up nationally?Given the anticipated hot seat tasks and prospective openings, it’s hard to envision a

better task being readily available at any point over the next couple of months. Texas has among the greatest athletic department budget plans in the country, just recently opened a brand-new advanced home arena and is the flagship school of arguably the most talent-rich state in the country.