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Maryland men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon has announced the signing of veteran transfer Xavier Green, a former Conference USA Tournament MVP who spent the last five seasons at Old Dominion.
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Maryland men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon has announced the hiring of Prince George’s County native Bruce Shingler as assistant coach.
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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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As some question whether Maryland men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon might be on his way out, former Loyola and Siena head coach Jimmy Patsos urges fans to pump the brakes first. “Before we all worry about what’s wrong, why don’t we acknowledge what’s right?” Patsos said.
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Five years after Glenn Clark first wrote about the concept of “Turgatory,” Mark Turgeon’s Terps have lost in the NCAA Tournament again and he says we’re still asking the same questions.
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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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Maryland men’s basketball’s run in the Big Ten tournament came to an end with a 79-66 loss to top-seeded Michigan in a game that everything from a double-digit comeback to the coach of the winning team getting ejected during a commercial break.
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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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Glenn Clark has a reminder for Maryland basketball fans: It’s not just that they shouldn’t get too high after big regular-season wins. It’s that they also shouldn’t get too low after crushing regular-season losses.
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