Source: Cuonzo Martin has seven-year deal with Missouri after resigning from Cal

Martin went 62-39 in three years at Cal.

Cuonzo Martin has resigned from his position as head coach at California and is expected to take the same position at Missouri, Sports Illustrated’s Pete Thamel reports.

ESPN's Jeff Goodman was first to report Martin’s offer from Mizzou.

Martin’s deal with the Tigers is for seven years at $3 million annually, according to Thamel. 

Cal announced Martin’s decision on Wednesday. Martin coached at Missouri State from 2008–2011 and is a native of East Saint Louis, Ill. on the Missouri border.

Cuonzo Martin is leaving Cal, officially, to take another job. pic.twitter.com/lQFASUV70d

— Brian Hamilton (@_Brian_Hamilton) March 15, 2017

Martin posted a 62-39 record in three years as head coach of California from 2014–2017. He is 186–121 as a head coach, including three seasons at Tennessee from 2011–2014.

The Bears made the 2016 NCAA tournament but were not selected this year. California was upset at home by Cal State Bakersfield 73-66 in the first round of the NIT on Tuesday. 

Missouri was 8-24 on the season and went just 2-16 in SEC play. Missouri's head coach Kim Anderson resigned shortly after the season ended.