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Regardless of what happens in the NCAA Tournament, this has been a wildly successful season that sets an excellent foundation for this era of Maryland basketball, Glenn Clark writes.
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After back-to-back road losses, Maryland men’s basketball enters the Big Ten tournament as the No. 6 seed. “This is disappointing because we lost the double bye,” Terps HC Kevin Willard said after the loss to Penn State, “but I like this team and I like where we’re at.”
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Former Marquette, Indiana and Georgia coach Tom Crean has high praise for the job Kevin Willard has done in his first year at Maryland, and he believes the Terps could be a dangerous team in the Big Ten and NCAA tournaments.
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Maryland men’s basketball’s seniors earned an emphatic 75-59 win against No. 21 Northwestern Feb. 26, as the Terps improved to 20-9 overall and matched their 2019-20 home record of 16-1.
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Maryland men’s basketball is currently projected to be a No. 7 seed in the NCAA Tournament after missing out last year, thanks in part to the improvement of sophomore Julian Reese. “I feel like the sky is the limit,” Reese said, “and we’re going to keep getting better.”
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Maryland women’s basketball defeated Iowa, 96-68, at Xfinity Center Feb. 22 for its fourth top-10 win of the season. “It’s incredible what we’re doing,” sophomore guard Shyanne Sellers said. “… Our connection with each other is just phenomenal.”
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Maryland men’s basketball put together a convincing 88-70 win against Minnesota Feb. 22, as the Terps improved to 19-9 overall and 10-7 in the Big Ten.
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Maryland men’s basketball defeated No. 3 Purdue, 68-54, Feb. 16 thanks to a huge second-half run at a deafening Xfinity Center. “It was definitely a momentum swing,” Jahmir Young said. “… We were believing in each other, making the right play and shots were starting to fall.”
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So far this season, Maryland men’s basketball is 13-1 at Xfinity Center. Can the Terps continue their home-court dominance when they host No. 3 Purdue on Feb. 16? Joshua Sampson breaks it down.
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After splitting a two-game road trip, Maryland men’s basketball returns home to face Penn State Feb. 11. “It’s very hard to win on the road in this league,” HC Kevin Willard said. “… [To] be in the position where we’re at with seven games left, I think we’re in a great position.”
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