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St. Frances Academy forward Julian Reese says he committed to Maryland because of the relationship he built with the staff — and he would’ve made the same decision even if his sister Angel wasn’t soon joining the Terps’ women’s basketball team.
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Keith Gatlin, who played at Maryland from 1983-1988 and coached Aaron Wiggins in high school, says his former pupil is ready to take the next step in his development. “I think this year, if there’s a season, he will show that he can do a lot more because he’s very talented,” Gatlin said.
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Former Alabama center Galin Smith says he chose Maryland as a graduate transfer because of the plan head coach Mark Turgeon and assistant coach DeAndre Haynes have to help him to expand his game.
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Former Terps point guard and current Jordan Brand VP Howard “H” White discusses his time at Maryland, his journey with Nike and the Michael Jordan-Len Bias comparisons.
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Maryland men’s basketball head coach Mark Turgeon has announced the signing of veteran forward Galin Smith, who appeared in 94 games during the last three seasons at Alabama.
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Maryland women’s basketball lost three players to transfer this spring, but the Terps added two new players as well. “We’ve been through it before and our culture is fine,” head coach Brenda Frese said, “so it’s just a matter of continuing to do what you do and find other players that fit Maryland.”
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Jalen Smith, who recently declared for the 2020 NBA Draft, says he was “highly confident” the Terps would make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament, but now he’s focused on staying in shape while awaiting clarity about this year’s draft.
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After two years with Maryland men’s basketball, Jalen Smith has declared for the NBA Draft.
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Former Boston College forward Jairus Hamilton says he decided to transfer to Maryland because of his relationship with Terps head coach Mark Turgeon, the chance to win and the opportunity to return to an area where he lived for a few years growing up.
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Maryland sophomore Ricky Lindo Jr. has entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal.
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