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After raising his draft stock throughout the pre-draft process, former Maryland guard Aaron Wiggins was selected No. 55 overall by the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2021 NBA Draft.
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Maryland men’s basketball’s 2021-22 non-conference schedule includes a home matchup with former ACC foe Virginia Tech, a meeting with Florida at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., and a Thanksgiving trip to the Bahamas.
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The day before the 2021 NBA Draft, former Terps guard Aaron Wiggins joined Glenn Clark Radio to talk about his decision to leave Maryland and why he’s confident he made the right choice.
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Former Maryland lefty Sean Fisher, now with the Frederick Keys, is one of many trying to make an impression in the MLB Draft League. “I wanted to give myself a shot,” Fisher said. “I’ve put all these hours in over the years. I would hate myself if I didn’t give myself every chance that I could.”
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Glenn Clark weighs in on Aaron Wiggins’ decision to leave the University of Maryland to play professional basketball and why he thinks asking if it’s the “right” decision is a misguided question.
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Jacob Steinberg breaks down Aaron Wiggins’ decision to remain in the NBA Draft and forgo the remainder of his collegiate eligibility, and how it will affect Maryland’s roster entering next season.
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All-Big Ten guard Eric Ayala has announced he will withdraw his name from the NBA Draft and return to Maryland for his senior season.
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Now an attackman for the Premier Lacrosse League’s Whipsnakes LC, former Maryland lacrosse star Matt Rambo is going for his third championship in three years in the PLL. “Our goal every year is to win a championship,” Rambo said.
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The Maryland 3×3 team of Angel Reese, Katie Benzan, Mimi Collins and Faith Masonius came in second overall at the 2021 Red Bull USA Basketball 3X Nationals, the highest finish for any college entry. “I like 3-on-3, it’s much faster, a quicker game,” Reese said.
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Cover Story: Taulia Tagovailoa enters his second season in College Park with high expectations. Can he lead Maryland to prominence in the Big Ten?
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