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December 23, 2011 | By Liz Clarke
The most spirited cheers at Comcast Center on Friday night came less than three minutes into Maryland 's game against Radford , when Pe'Shon Howard made his long-awaited debut after being sidelined by a broken left foot since the season began. Howard assumed his role as the Terrapins' primary point guard with relative ease, firing a no-look pass and hitting the first two shots he attempted. But for the third time in as many games, Maryland struggled mightily to defeat the sort of mid-major opponent that ought to...
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November 26, 2012 | By Gene Wang
The instant Brene Moseley planted her left leg and heard the familiar pop, she had no doubt. Maryland's promising sophomore point guard was out for the season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament . Adding to the exasperation were the setting and circumstances: an intrasquad scrimmage at Comcast Center on Oct. 21 during which Moseley absorbed no contact when her knee buckled. Teammates did all they could to console Moseley, suggesting she try to walk. If the joint could withstand that...
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December 6, 2011 | By — Liz Clarke
Maryland (4-3) vs. Mount St. Mary's (1-6) When: 8 p.m. Where: Comcast Center. Radio: WWXT (92.7 FM), WWXX (94.3 FM), WTEM (980 AM). Outlook: For the most part, Maryland's 78-71 victory over Notre Dame in Sunday's BB&T Classic represented a confidence boost, with the inexperienced Terps fending off a second-half rally to defeat a big-name opponent. But the struggles of freshman Nick Faust continued. The recently converted point guard managed just three points (missing...
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March 9, 2011 | By Jason Reid
Gary Williams rescued Maryland's basketball program from NCAA probation, pushed it to the top and remains second to none as a game coach. In recent years, though, Williams also has fallen short of the high competitive standards he set, while refusing to revise his outdated recruiting philosophies. In the process, Williams has become such a polarizing figure, most Terrapin fans probably agree with only one-half of the above. But the Maryland coach is all of this. He is a hero who resuscitated his...
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January 18, 2013 | By Alex Prewitt
When opponents scout this Maryland basketball team , Terrapins Coach Mark Turgeon wants them to think defense. So after reviewing Maryland's 51-50 upset of No. 14 North Carolina State on Wednesday, just two words came to mind. Holy smokes. "That was high-level defense for 40 minutes," Turgeon said Friday. Alex Len's buzzer-beating tip-in caused the sellout crowd to storm the Comcast Center floor , but a stellar defensive sequence gave the Terrapins the opportunity to secure arguably...
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December 5, 2012 | By Alex Prewitt
Through seven games, Maryland Coach Mark Turgeon stuck with the same starting lineup, a veteran-laden bunch, with younger teammates entering from the bench. Turgeon could tinker from there, working with combinations and coaching by feel. But an entirely different group found themselves huddling after pregame introductions Wednesday evening at Comcast Center. James Padgett and Dez Wells were the two holdovers, starting their eighth straight game, joined by Jake Layman, Seth Allen and Shaquille Cleare,...