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When was the last time you felt this good about Maryland men’s basketball going into the start of a season? For Glenn Clark, it’s been more than a decade.
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Former Maryland assistant coach Grant Billmeier is now close to home as the head coach at NJIT, but he says it was a tough move to make. “The University of Maryland is a special place,” Billmeier said. “… [Leaving] wasn’t an easy decision.”
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After going scoreless for a stretch of more than seven minutes in the first half, Maryland fought back and held on to defeat West Virginia, 67-65, advancing to the Round of 32.
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Maryland men’s basketball is currently projected to be a No. 7 seed in the NCAA Tournament after missing out last year, thanks in part to the improvement of sophomore Julian Reese. “I feel like the sky is the limit,” Reese said, “and we’re going to keep getting better.”
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Maryland men’s basketball defeated No. 3 Purdue, 68-54, Feb. 16 thanks to a huge second-half run at a deafening Xfinity Center. “It was definitely a momentum swing,” Jahmir Young said. “… We were believing in each other, making the right play and shots were starting to fall.”
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So far this season, Maryland men’s basketball is 13-1 at Xfinity Center. Can the Terps continue their home-court dominance when they host No. 3 Purdue on Feb. 16? Joshua Sampson breaks it down.
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After back-to-back wins against Wisconsin and Nebraska, can Maryland keep the momentum going when it faces Indiana on Jan. 31?
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So far this January, Maryland men’s basketball is 1-3, including an 81-67 loss to Iowa on Jan. 15. Up next, the Terps will look to get back on track against Michigan.
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Four Maryland players scored in double figures as the Terps defeated UMBC, 80-64, Dec. 29, the final tune-up before Big Ten play restarts. “We are a balanced team when it comes to scoring,” head coach Kevin Willard said. “Every night someone different can get you [points].”
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An energetic crowd at Xfinity Center Jan. 29 was hoping for a third consecutive win, but the Terps struggled in familiar fashion during a 68-55 loss to Indiana. “It was just one of those nights where you have opportunities to score the basketball and it doesn’t go in,” Danny Manning said.
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