by Pat Donohue | Nov 24, 2021 | Terps Basketball
Rough 1-1 week for the Terps last week as they lost to local mid-major George Mason and barely pulled out a win against Hofstra — both at home. It certainly hasn’t been the start to the season that Mark Turgeon’s team would have hoped for, but the upcoming schedule...
by Pat Donohue | Nov 16, 2021 | Terps Basketball
Moving to 3-0 this season, No. 20 Maryland beat Quinnipiac, George Washington, and Vermont last week. But while the Terps won their season opener against Quinnipiac in convincing fashion, its two most recent games weren’t so impressive. Maryland defeated George...
by Rose Katz | Nov 8, 2021 | Terps Basketball
Maryland Men’s basketball began its season with an exhibition game on Friday and will begin playing games that count on Tuesday against Quinnipiac. To preview the season, here are three things I’d like to see the Terps accomplish to make this season better than last...
by Pat Donohue | Nov 6, 2021 | Terps Basketball
Maryland has been criticized in recent years for not challenging itself enough in its out of conference schedule. But the critics might have a hard time poking holes in the out of conference slate this year’s Terps team will play. Sure, the out of conference schedule...
by Pat Donohue | Nov 1, 2021 | Terps Basketball
Talent, good coaching, and depth — all things that winning college basketball teams have. The latter is what might set this year’s Maryland team apart from its competitors. Coming into the year ranked No. 21 in the preseason AP Poll, the Terps have a fair amount of...
by Chris Knoche | Oct 19, 2021 | Terps Basketball
If the 2021-22 version of the Maryland Terrapins fails to achieve expectations this year it probably will not be due to a lack of depth. The Terps enter this season with a team that appears to have been modeled after Noah’s Ark. They pretty much have two of...
