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After raising his draft stock throughout the pre-draft process, former Maryland guard Aaron Wiggins was selected No. 55 overall by the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2021 NBA Draft.
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The day before the 2021 NBA Draft, former Terps guard Aaron Wiggins joined Glenn Clark Radio to talk about his decision to leave Maryland and why he’s confident he made the right choice.
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Glenn Clark weighs in on Aaron Wiggins’ decision to leave the University of Maryland to play professional basketball and why he thinks asking if it’s the “right” decision is a misguided question.
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Jacob Steinberg breaks down Aaron Wiggins’ decision to remain in the NBA Draft and forgo the remainder of his collegiate eligibility, and how it will affect Maryland’s roster entering next season.
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Maryland men’s basketball picked up commitments from transfers Qudus Wahab and Fatts Russell April 3, while Mark Turgeon is reportedly moving toward an extension. Thomas Kendziora breaks it all down.
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Maryland’s season ended with a 96-77 loss to Alabama in the NCAA Tournament’s second round March 22, and all of the Terps’ imperfections were on display against the Crimson Tide. Thomas Kendziora breaks down the loss.
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Maryland defeated UConn in the NCAA Tournament’s first round March 20, but the Terps aren’t satisfied — and they’re very aware of the challenges posed by Alabama. Thomas Kendziora breaks down the March 22 matchup.
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Maryland beat UConn, 63-54, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament March 20, with Eric Ayala leading the way with 23 points. The Terps will face Alabama in the second round March 22. “It’s do or die at this point. You’ve got to leave it all out there, empty the tank,” Ayala said.
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After trailing 23-11, Maryland roared back to thwart Michigan State, 68-57, advancing in the Big Ten tournament and in all likelihood locking in a berth in next week’s NCAA Tournament.
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“You have losses in life that are devastating, and this is one of them,” Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon said after his team blew a 14-point second-half lead to Penn State March 7. “Lot of tears in the locker room.”
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