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As some question whether Maryland men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon might be on his way out, former Loyola and Siena head coach Jimmy Patsos urges fans to pump the brakes first. “Before we all worry about what’s wrong, why don’t we acknowledge what’s right?” Patsos said.
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Five years after Glenn Clark first wrote about the concept of “Turgatory,” Mark Turgeon’s Terps have lost in the NCAA Tournament again and he says we’re still asking the same questions.
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In Maryland men’s basketball’s journey to the national championship in 2002, there was perhaps no better game than the Terps’ Elite Eight matchup against UConn. Gary Williams and Jim Calhoun share their memories of the game.
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The Terps had to wait a long time to hear their name called on Selection Sunday, but Maryland enters the NCAA Tournament as a No. 10 seed. “We stuck together and just trusted in the process and trusted in each other,” Darryl Morsell said.
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Maryland men’s basketball’s run in the Big Ten tournament came to an end with a 79-66 loss to top-seeded Michigan in a game that everything from a double-digit comeback to the coach of the winning team getting ejected during a commercial break.
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After trailing 23-11, Maryland roared back to thwart Michigan State, 68-57, advancing in the Big Ten tournament and in all likelihood locking in a berth in next week’s NCAA Tournament.
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Though only a sophomore, Ashley Owusu is easily one of the best basketball players in the country, and she has broken out of her shell as a vocal leader for the Terps this season as well.
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Terps guard Darryl Morsell, who anchored a Maryland defense that allowed the second-fewest points in the Big Ten, was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year by the league’s coaches.
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Glenn Clark has a reminder for Maryland basketball fans: It’s not just that they shouldn’t get too high after big regular-season wins. It’s that they also shouldn’t get too low after crushing regular-season losses.
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Former Maryland wide receiver DJ Turner solidified himself as a legitimate NFL Draft prospect thanks to a strong 2020 season at Pitt. “I’ve always had to prove a lot of people wrong,” Turner said. “The team that drafts me will get a versatile playmaker.”
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