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Legendary ESPN college basketball analyst Dick Vitale says Mark Turgeon faced a tough challenge following Gary Williams, but he says Turgeon “has done a solid job” and is “a good basketball technician.”
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James Graham III, a forward out of Milwaukee who committed to the Maryland men’s basketball program Aug. 19, says he picked the Terps because of his relationship with the coaching staff and how well he fits into Maryland’s system.
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Connor Odom, the son of UMBC men’s basketball head coach Ryan Odom, has joined the Maryland men’s basketball program as a preferred walk-on, and he is looking forward to playing close to home after battling health issues for much of his life.
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Maryland men’s basketball head coach Mark Turgeon has announced the signing of 6-10 Swiss forward Arnaud Revaz, who most recently competed for JL Bourg basketball club (France) and is a member of the Swiss National Team player pool.
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Former Maryland star Len Elmore discusses the role of sports in creating societal change and responds to recent comments from some NBA stars that they don’t want to resume the season and take away from the fight for racial equality.
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“When I had a virtual visit with Maryland, they checked all the boxes,” Ike Cornish said of his decision to commit to the Terps. “Maryland was always in the back of my mind. It was a good fit for me.”
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When former Maryland basketball player Dino Gregory Jr. first heard that a man had been injured while stopping a car from driving into a crowd of protestors in Seattle June 7, he didn’t immediately know that it was his brother, Dan.
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“I think he had just begun to scratch the surface,” Terps broadcaster Johnny Holliday said of Len Bias. “I think he could have been as good, maybe even better, than Michael Jordan.”
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After a slew of outgoing transfers and recruiting shortfalls, Maryland men’s basketball’s 2020-21 outlook remains murky. Thomas Kendziora looks at what has happened and where the Terps go from here.
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Former Maryland men’s basketball coach Lefty Driesell agrees with those who say former Terps star Adrian Branch’s name and number should hang in the rafters at Xfinity Center — but he’s got a couple others who he says should be up there as well.
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