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Oluchi Okananwa’s season may have ended earlier than she hoped, and perhaps in a more viral way than she anticipated, but her rise as a leader has become an important story for Maryland women’s basketball. “I love pressure,” Okananwa said. “I think pressure is a privilege.”
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After four seasons with the Terps, Julian Reese is making his mark with the Washington Wizards. “I feel like my growth … has a lot to do with the mental side of it,” Reese said. “Thinking less and being more confident in the ball.”
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Maryland women’s basketball will face Murray State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. “This is a group that’s really, really resilient,” head coach Brenda Frese said of her team. ” … It’s a group that just comes ready to work, wants to be as good as they can possibly be.”
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With the 2025-26 Maryland men’s basketball season now in the rearview mirror, Joshua Sampson looks at three types of players the Terps could target in the transfer portal.
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Redshirt freshman Andre Mills was again the bright spot for the Terps, this time in a 78-72 loss to No. 11 Illinois on Senior Day with the Big Ten tournament around the corner.
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The Terps erased a 19-point halftime deficit to Rutgers on March 1 but still lost, 69-65, to fall to 11-17 overall and 4-13 in the Big Ten. Joshua Samspon breaks down Maryland’s fourth loss in five games.
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More than 100 Maryland men’s basketball alumni and their families returned to College Park on Feb. 21, marking the public launch of the Maryland Basketball Coalition. “I think this thing could be very special for Maryland basketball and Maryland alumni,” Dave Neal said.
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Maryland men’s basketball lost at Nebraska, 74-61, on Feb. 25, finishing the month of February 3-5 after a 1-6 January run.
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Buck Williams was recently named a finalist for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, and if elected, he would be the first Maryland alumnus to go into the Hall as a player. “It would be about them, my family, my friends and guys I played with, really,” Williams said.
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Kyndal Walker’s father won’t say basketball runs in the family, but his daughter definitely caught the bug early, starting with driveway competitions and Maryland women’s basketball games.
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