Maryland Basketball Jumps To No. 6 In AP Top 25 Rankings
After a 1-0 week, the Maryland men’s basketball team jumped from No. 7 to No. 6 in this week’s AP Top 25 rankings thanks to Kentucky’s loss against Evansville.
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Slow Starts, Long-Range Shooting Early Issues For Maryland Men’s Basketball
On the surface, the Maryland men’s basketball team’s 2019-20 season looks to be off to a smooth start, but there’s been some turbulence as the season takes off, and it’s come from familiar places. Thomas Kendziora breaks it all down.
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Mark Turgeon: Terps Can Be ‘A Little More Consistent As Individuals’ Than Last Year
The Maryland men’s basketball team nearly made the Sweet 16 last year, and Mark Turgeon says this year’s team can take a step forward for one reason in particular. “… I think we can just be a little more consistent as individuals,” Turgeon said.
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Maryland Men’s Basketball Uses LSU Loss As Motivation Heading Into 2019-20 Season
“You can learn so much from that loss,” sophomore Aaron Wiggins said of the Terps’ last-second loss to LSU in the 2019 NCAA Tournament. “… Seeing it everywhere after the loss, seeing the video, it was a really big deal. It motivated us to be better.”
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Baltimore’s Own: Darryl Morsell, Jalen Smith Look To Fuel Maryland Men’s Basketball
Baltimore natives and former high school teammates at Mount Saint Joseph, Darryl Morsell and Jalen Smith are looking to fuel Maryland basketball’s return to prominence.
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Kaila Charles To Lead Way For Maryland Women’s Basketball
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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Maryland Men’s Basketball Enters Season With High Expectations
With the bulk of last year’s NCAA Tournament team back and another solid recruiting class in tow, the Maryland men’s basketball team enters the 2019-20 season with high expectations. Can the Terps win the Big Ten?
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Former Terps Star Greivis Vasquez: Coaching In Summer League ‘Unbelievable Experience’
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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Maryland Men’s Basketball Needs An Offensive Coordinator
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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Maryland’s Final ACC Tournament Victory Still Special
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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