Guard Seth Allen is leaving the Maryland basketball program.
The school announced Friday that Allen has been granted a request to be released. In two seasons with Maryland, Allen averaged 10 points over 56 games.
“I've grown close to Seth and his family over the past few years, so I am disappointed he has decided to leave Maryland,” coach Mark Turgeon said.
After missing the first 12 games of last season with a broken foot, Allen averaged 13.4 points and three assists. His best game came against Florida State, when he scored 32 points.
With a strong recruiting class coming in, Maryland has lost four players since the end of its 17-15 season: Allen, forward Nick Faust, center Shaq Cleare and guard Roddy Peters.
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