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“I’ll be in the Hall of Fame for my grandchildren … my great grandchildren,” former Maryland basketball coach Lefty Driesell said of his election to the Naismith Hall of Fame. “It’s just the biggest honor you can get as a basketball coach.”
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Maryland men’s lacrosse coach John Tillman talks about ending the team’s 42-year title drought, what the championship meant to the lacrosse community, the top-notch talent that surrounds him at Maryland and more.
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Terps linebacker and former Gilman standout Melvin Keihn described the moment he saw his mother for the first time in 14 years as “the best feeling of my life.”
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Maryland linebacker Melvin Keihn, who left a war-ravaged Liberia when he was 8 years old, will return to Liberia this weekend and be reunited with his mother for the first time in 14 years.
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It’s been 15 years since the Maryland men’s basketball team captured a national championship, and the memories are still fresh for Steve Blake, Lonny Baxter and the rest of the 2002 Terps squad.
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Glenn Clark says it’s time for the University of Maryland men’s basketball program to hang Adrian Branch’s jersey in the rafters at Xfinity Center.
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“This kid, he is a complete miracle,” Biff Poggi said of Terps LB Melvin Keihn. “I believe God has a great future for this child because this child, by all rights, shouldn’t even be here.”
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Glenn Clark says if Maryland’s season ends before the Sweet 16, fans are going to start talking about Mark Turgeon’s contract.
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The sale of Cole Field House seats allows former Terps to keep a piece of a building that was so special to them for different reasons.
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More than two decades since he graduated, Walt Williams’ fidelity to the Maryland men’s basketball program is still the stuff of legends.
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