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Maryland DL Sam Okuayinonu didn’t start taking football seriously until his senior year of high school, but he’s confident he’ll hear his named called in the NFL Draft. “I did everything I could do,” Okuayinonu said, “and the cards are out of my hands now and just waiting to see what happens.”
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Noah Batchelor says it’s “definitely really special” to be Kevin Willard’s first commitment at Maryland and credits assistant Greg Manning Jr. for establishing a relationship back when Batchelor was a 10th-grader at Glenelg Country School.
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“Would I have liked to have continued on being the head coach of Maryland? Yeah, absolutely,” Danny Manning said of his time with the Terps. “Maybe I would have had an opportunity if we had won more games. … But at the end of the day, it was still an experience. I’m grateful for the experience.”
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Former Maryland basketball great Greivis Vasquez believes the program needs to do more to involve former players. “We have to come back together. We have to bring everyone together again — former players, everyone,” Vasquez said. “They’ve got to get us more involved.”
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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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Head coach Gary Williams and players from the 2001-02 team look back at five key moments from the Terps’ championship run.
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Andre Collins was a reserve guard for the 2001-02 Maryland men’s basketball national title team and holds a special place in Terps lore. Now, Collins is focused on giving back to players who hold dreams similar to the ones he had growing up on the Eastern Shore.
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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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Derrick Gordon, who came out as the first openly gay Division I men’s basketball player a year before he transferred to Seton Hall, has positive memories of his time with new Maryland hoops coach Kevin Willard. “He just made it comfortable for me,” Gordon said.
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Maryland sophomore forward Angel Reese likes where the Terps stand entering their Sweet 16 matchup against Stanford March 25. “A healthy Maryland is a scary Maryland,” Reese said.
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