Andy Enfield has agreed to become head coach of USC.

Enfield led Florida Gulf Coast into the Sweet 16.

Enfield had a record of 41-28 in two seasons at FGCU. 

Several news outlets reported that Florida Gulf Coast head coach Andy Enfield is indpendently wealthy as the co-founder of health care business information firm TractManager. The company was said to be worth $100 million.

Enfield earns a salary of $157,000 as head coach at FGCU.

"I still have to work," Enfield told ESPN's Tom Rinaldi on Monday afternoon.

After it was reported on ESPN on Monday that Enfield's story circulating in the media wasn't entirely accurate, the company's founder, Tom Rizk, said he started to get calls.

"I have no idea where that $100 million number came from," Rizk said. "It didn't come from our organization."

Enfield has been mentioned as a candidate for other coaching jobs.

"He was part of our company, he made a modest investment, he cashed out some of his stake and he still retains a small piece," said Rizk of Enfield, who was among the first group of employees, but was not a founding partner. "But, at least by my definition, he is not independently wealthy."

Florida Gulf Coast has advanced to the 2013 NCAA Tournament with their win of the Atlantic Sun Tournament.

The No. 2 seeded Eagles defeated top-seeded Mercer in the championship by a final score of 88-75.

Brett Comer was named Tournament MVP.

Sherwood Brown of Florida Gulf Coast has been named the Atlantic Sun Player of the Year.

Brown was joined on the All-Atlantic Sun First Team by Torrey Craig of USC Upstate, Eshaunte Jones of Northern Kentucky, Stetson's Adam Pegg and North Florida's Parker Smith.

Stephen Hurt of Lipscomb was named Freshman of the Year, while Bernard Thompson of Florida Gulf Coast won Defensive Player of the Year honors.