Baltimore Sports. Period
Former Maryland basketball star Greivis Vasquez is still hoping to return to the court as a player, but he got a start on his post-playing career life this month by working as an assistant coach for the New Orleans Pelicans’ Summer League team.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles has seen enough of the sloppiness on offense and the underwhelming postseason performances — he thinks it’s time for an offensive coordinator for the Maryland men’s basketball team.
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Fifteen years after Maryland won the 2004 ACC tournament, the victory still resonates. “That game changed my life,” said Mike Grinnon, one of the key figures in the Terps’ win against Duke in the title game.
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The Terps have had issues with turnovers throughout the season, averaging 13.4 per game and committing at least 15 in their last three games. “If we can correct that then we’re going to be really good,” head coach Mark Turgeon said.
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Maryland’s Aaron Wiggins may not be on the court when the ball is tipped, but the freshman guard might as well be the team’s sixth starter, and he’s making the most of his playing time.
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Though Maryland men’s basketball fans may first notice Ricky Lindo Jr. because of his short shorts, the Terps freshman has already made an impression with his defense and energy. Now, he’s working to develop his offensive game.
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Now in his second year as Coppin State’s head coach, former Maryland star Juan Dixon looks to return the program to its winning ways.
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“I’ll be in the Hall of Fame for my grandchildren … my great grandchildren,” former Maryland basketball coach Lefty Driesell said of his election to the Naismith Hall of Fame. “It’s just the biggest honor you can get as a basketball coach.”
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It’s been 15 years since the Maryland men’s basketball team captured a national championship, and the memories are still fresh for Steve Blake, Lonny Baxter and the rest of the 2002 Terps squad.
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Glenn Clark says it’s time for the University of Maryland men’s basketball program to hang Adrian Branch’s jersey in the rafters at Xfinity Center.
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