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Maryland women’s basketball is 17-2 and eying another Big Ten title, and the eighth-ranked Terrapins are flying high in no small part due to transfers Katie Benzan and Chloe Bibby, who have helped power the nation’s highest-scoring offense.
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“I was just hoping … that I would be good enough that they wouldn’t fire me,” women’s basketball coach Brenda Frese said as she reflected on reaching 500 wins at Maryland. “It’s amazing to think back to the journey of what it’s been like to get to this point.”
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Maryland’s 2006 NCAA women’s basketball championship, which was 15 years ago this season, still engenders plenty of smiles and laughs from those Terps. Brenda Frese, Laura Harper and Kristi Toliver remember that remarkable season.
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Maryland women’s basketball coach Brenda Frese is already seeing the impact of St. Frances grad Angel Reese as a player and a leader. “Angel Reese is as good as advertised, if not better,” Frese said. “She’s playing at a level that’s pretty special as a freshman coming in.”
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“I feel that there are so many young women looking up to me and I have to make them proud,” new Coppin State women’s basketball coach Laura Harper said of joining the Eagles. “I have to lead by example.”
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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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Maryland women’s basketball wasn’t able to test itself in the NCAA Tournament, but the Terps certainly passed the eye test as one of Brenda Frese’s finest squads — and the team’s unselfishness was a big reason why.
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Maryland freshman Ashley Owusu is flourishing in her role off the bench for the Terps. “I’m a very competitive person and that’s what drives me,” Owusu said.
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After the Maryland women’s basketball team lost in the second round of the NCAA Tournament last March, Kaila Charles said she planned to work on “everything” during the offseason. Now, she’s set to be the team’s senior leader.
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