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As Maryland men’s basketball makes it way through a down season, fans are already looking ahead to next season and the promise of a strong 2026 recruiting class. Joshua Sampson looks at three current players who could help the Terps next season.
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Maryland men’s basketball lost to No. 11 Illinois, 89-70, on Jan. 21. “I think we did a lot of good things,” head coach Buzz Williams said, “but you have to be even better than good to win at [No. 11] Illinois.”
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The Terps secured their first conference win and snapped a four-game losing streak behind an efficient 43-point performance from graduate guard Diggy Coit in a 96-73 win against Penn State on Jan. 18.
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Maryland men’s basketball hosts Penn State Jan. 18, with the Terps still looking for their first Big Ten win of the season. Joshua Sampson looks at where Maryland stands and how next year’s roster may come together.
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“We’ve got to continue to find ways to improve,” Maryland head coach Buzz Williams said after the Terps fell to Indiana, 84-66, on Jan. 7, dropping to 7-8 overall and 0-4 in the Big Ten. “… And that, for sure, is me at the front of this. I’ve got to do a better job.”
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Daylon Dickerson is coming into his own during his second season with UMBC men’s basketball, which comes after redshirting one year with SMU football and restarting his hoops career in the Texas JUCO scene.
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Solomon Washington posted 17 points and 12 rebounds, but Maryland shot 28 percent from the field in a 64-54 loss to Oregon that dropped the Terps to 7-7 overall and 0-3 in the Big Ten.
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Diggy Coit scored 31 points and Myles Rice added 15, but Maryland couldn’t slow down high-powered Michigan in a 101-83 loss in its Big Ten home opener. Joshua Sampson breaks down the loss.
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Maryland dropped its Big Ten opener at Iowa, 83-64, with a slow start burying the Terps early. Joshua Sampson breaks down the loss.
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“This year wasn’t good enough, let’s start with that,” Terps HC Michael Locksley said after a 38-28 loss to Michigan State to finish a 4-8 season. “We did not meet expectations that any of us set inside of Jones-Hill House.”
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