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“I don’t mind a freshman going out there and missing or doing some stuff,” Maryland HC Kevin Willard said following the Terps’ 65-53 loss at Indiana, “but we have some older guys right now that are just doing stuff that you’re like, ‘What are we doing?'”
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After starting the season 1-3, Maryland men’s basketball has won three in a row, and the Terps will look to keep that momentum going as they open Big Ten play. “I think we still have a lot of work to do,” HC Kevin Willard said, “but they’re trending in the right direction.”
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The Terps shot 24 percent from the floor in a 57-40 loss at Villanova to drop to 1-3 overall. “I thought we’d struggle a little bit. I didn’t think we’d struggle this bad offensively to start,” HC Kevin Willard said.
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Maryland men’s basketball will reunite with a familiar face when the Terps match up against No. 21 Villanova on Nov. 17 — former Maryland wing Hakim Hart.
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Michael Rovetto takes a look at what went wrong for Maryland men’s basketball at the Asheville Championship and how the Terps can turn things around.
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Maryland men’s basketball defeated Mount St. Mary’s, 68-53, in its 2023-24 season opener Nov. 7, as Julian Reese led all scorers with 18 points and contributed on the boards and defensive side with eight rebounds and two blocked shots.
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Maryland men’s basketball enters the season with much higher expectations than last year. “[I’m] excited about getting the season started,” head coach Kevin Willard said. “It’s been a really really good preseason, guys have been energetic [and are] working hard.”
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Navy linebacker Colin Ramos enjoyed a breakout sophomore campaign in 2022, and he has a chance for an even better junior season. But he understands his work has to start in the classroom.
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Maryland head coach Michael Locksley believes the Terps have shown the necessary improvement to compete for a Big Ten championship in 2023, but he says it’s important to “not let the goal of competing for Big Ten championships get in the way of doing the work.”
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Former Cardinals manager Mike Shildt describes new Orioles pitcher Jack Flaherty as “a pro’s pro” and says he’s confident Flaherty will “get back to a high-caliber form.”
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