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Maryland men’s basketball hosts Penn State Jan. 18, with the Terps still looking for their first Big Ten win of the season. Joshua Sampson looks at where Maryland stands and how next year’s roster may come together.
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“We’ve got to continue to find ways to improve,” Maryland head coach Buzz Williams said after the Terps fell to Indiana, 84-66, on Jan. 7, dropping to 7-8 overall and 0-4 in the Big Ten. “… And that, for sure, is me at the front of this. I’ve got to do a better job.”
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For Baba Oladotun, the second-highest ranked commit in Maryland men’s basketball history, his relationship with head coach Buzz Williams was a key factor in his decision to sign with the Terps.
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Can Maryland men’s basketball head coach Buzz Williams bring some stability back to what was once a model program for coaching excellence and longevity?
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Players from the Maryland men’s basketball team discuss a variety of off-court topics, from their favorite movie to their dream NIL deal and more.
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Maryland men’s basketball freshman Jaziah Harper says head coach Buzz Williams was key to his decision to commit to the Terps in May. “I knew right off the bat if I had the opportunity to play with him, I knew I would advance and grow tremendously.”
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Former Maryland star Aaron Wiggins talked with PressBox about winning the NBA championship in June and what sets the Thunder apart.
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Maryland men’s basketball will face UNLV on Nov. 24 and Gonzaga on Nov. 25 as part of the 2025 Players Era Men’s Championship Tournament in Las Vegas, the Terps’ first matchup against UNLV since 1986 and the first against Gonzaga since 2008.
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Maryland basketball legend Juan Dixon talked with PressBox about coaching Shell Shock in The Basketball Tournament this summer and how he hopes to help former Terps engage with the basketball program and show support for the new coaching staff.
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After declaring for the 2025 NBA Draft following his freshman season, Baltimore native Derik Queen became the 65th player in Maryland basketball history to be selected in the NBA draft.
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