Humbled against a Rutgers team they had won seven of their last 10 against, the Terrapins are taking a long look in the mirror at what needs to be fixed — or even can be — with two games to go. Source link
Kaylene Smikle scored 21 points, Christina Dalce and Shyanne Sellers had double-doubles, and No. 11 Maryland rolled past Towson 98-63 on Sunday. Source link
Maryland’s hopes for a fourth-straight bowl appearance are on life support after Saturday night, as Rutgers quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis threw for two touchdowns and Kyle Monangai rushed for two more as the Scarlet Knights beat the Terrapins 31-17. Source link
In a true prize fight-like contest and atmosphere against No. 15 Marquette, Maryland held its own behind 24 point performances from guard Ja’Kobi Gillespie and center Derik Queen. Kam Jones, however, proved unstoppable, scoring a game-high 28 points as the Golden Eagles pulled away in the final minutes to win 78-74. Source link
Mike Locksley let out a sigh before the question was even finished. The Maryland coach is not the only one trying to figure out what can be done to revive the Terrapins’ struggling ground game. Source link
Kaylene Smikle scored 22 points, Allie Kubek added 16 and No. 11 Maryland topped Syracuse 84-73 on Wednesday night. Source link
Now back at home for the first time in nearly a month and with three games remaining, the chance for Maryland to salvage a disappointing season with a potential bowl appearance begins with Rutgers. Source link
The finger wag. The enormous smile. The unmistakable voice. Dikembe Mutombo played defense at a level and with a flair that few others in basketball history ever possessed, all among the many reasons why he’s immortalized in the Hall of Fame. Source link
Dikembe Mutombo, a Basketball Hall of Famer who was one of the best defensive players in NBA history and a longtime global ambassador for the game, died Monday from brain cancer, the league announced. He was 58. Source link
The Washington metro area is a hotbed for basketball talent. You can find all the proof you need of the area’s hoops legacy at the Washington D.C. Basketball Hall of Fame. Source link
