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Despite the challenges of the Terps’ 2021-22 season, Fatts Russell says he enjoyed his time at Maryland. “It was definitely a ride full of ups and downs,” Russell said. “… but all in all, I’m happy I made the decision to come to this amazing university.”
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A reserve big man for Maryland’s 2001-02 national championship team and now a special education teacher in Texas, Ryan Randle hadn’t been back to College Park in nearly 20 years until the recent reunion, which brought back a flood of memories.
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Maryland’s season, and Eric Ayala’s and Fatts Russell’s college careers, came to an end March 10, as the Terps’ comeback fell short against Michigan State in the Big Ten tournament. “We just didn’t want it to be our last game with each other,” Russell said.
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Maryland fought back in the second half but fell to Michigan State, 77-67, in the regular-season finale. “We’ve been fighting all year,” Danny Manning said. “That’s one thing that we’re proud of as a staff. These guys have continued to show grit and determination regardless of situations.”
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Former Georgia Tech head coach Bobby Cremins weighs in on the search for the next Maryland men’s basketball coach and some of the possible candidates.
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“We’ve just got to give 100 percent the whole game and every possession,” Maryland guard Fatts Russell said after the Terps’ 110-87 loss to Iowa Feb. 10. “We talked about it, but we just can’t keep talking about it. We’ve actually got to do it in a game.”
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The Terps entered their Feb. 6 matchup against Ohio State in a familiar situation — looking to snap a losing streak, earn a conference win and play at a high level from tip to horn. Yet, despite solid play from Donta Scott, Maryland was not able to accomplish any of those goals.
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Former Maryland men’s basketball players Len Elmore and Travis Garrison believe it’s important for the team’s next head coach to embrace the history of the program … and Elmore has a suggestion for the school as it searches for the right hire.
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Emma Shuster breaks down five key numbers from Maryland men’s basketball’s 70-69 loss to Wisconsin, including a double-digit scoring night from graduate guard Xavier Green.
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ESPN analyst Seth Greenberg said he was surprised by the timing of Mark Turgeon’s exit. “He’s won a Big Ten championship. He went to the Sweet 16. The COVID year, he would’ve been to the NCAA Tournament six out of seven years,” Greenberg said. “… The timing was odd.”
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