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Transfer portal making big impact in women’s lacrosse Final Four: ‘I don’t see it going away in the near future’

BALTIMORE — This has been a banner spring for Abby Bosco. After spending four years with the Penn women’s lacrosse program, she will play in her first Final Four as a member of Maryland’s team.

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Maryland prepares for new era under Kevin Willard, greeted by pressure to live up to past triumphs

BALTIMORE — For one afternoon at the end of February, past met present, and all felt well in the realm of University of Maryland men’s basketball.

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Maryland hires Seton Hall’s Kevin Willard as next men’s basketball coach

The University of Maryland has announced Monday that Kevin Willard will be its next men’s basketball coach.

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No. 4 seed Maryland women’s basketball routs No. 12 seed Florida Gulf Coast, 89-65, to advance to Sweet 16 for second straight season

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — For a moment, the Maryland women’s basketball team appeared to be the next candidate in Florida Gulf Coast’s Cinderella run in the NCAA Tournament.

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What is Maryland looking for in its next men’s basketball coach? Athletic director Damon Evans says the Terps are casting a wide net.

BALTIMORE — March 8, 2020, served as a joyous day for Maryland men’s basketball. The Terps defeated Michigan at Xfinity Center to claim a share of the Big Ten Conference regular-season title and head into the NCAA Tournament with high expectations.

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Rick Pitino shuts down Maryland coaching rumors: ‘It will not be me’

BALTIMORE — Iona College coach Rick Pitino on Thursday shut down rumors that Maryland was pursuing him to fill the Terps men’s basketball head coaching vacancy.

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On day of celebration, Fatts Russell and Eric Ayala lead Maryland men’s basketball to 75-60 upset over No. 22 Ohio State

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — On a day when Maryland men’s basketball honored its 2002 NCAA championship team, the Terps used the energy surging throughout Xfinity Center to upset No. 22 Ohio State, 75-60, Sunday afternoon.

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The oral history of how Juan Dixon led Maryland to the 2002 NCAA national championship

The Maryland men’s basketball team’s national championship victory over Indiana in 2002 might feel like a lifetime ago for many Terps fans. But for the players and coaches who were at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta on April 1, the momentous achievement feels like it happened yesterday.

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Maryland men’s basketball drops fifth straight, blows second-half lead as upset bid falls short in 62-61 loss to No. 3 Purdue

After Maryland men’s basketball suffered one of its worst losses in program history against Iowa on Thursday, the only thing the Terps could do was look forward. However, looking forward meant a trip to West Lafayette, Indiana, to face No. 3 Purdue and its star trio of Jaden Ivey, Zach…

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Maryland men’s basketball reaches new low with 82-67 loss to No. 16 Ohio State; first time under .500 this late in season since 1993

Despite everything that has transpired with the Maryland men’s basketball team this season, the Terps have largely battled under interim coach Danny Manning. That much was evident last month when the Terps clawed back from a 21-point deficit before losing to Wisconsin by one. On Tuesday, Maryland trailed by 15…

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Without Cockburn, No. 17 Illinois falls at Maryland

The Terrapins beat the Illini 81-65 with Cockburn sidelined because of a concussion. With the star big man unavailable, the Terps enjoyed a 40-16 scoring advantage in the paint.

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Maryland upsets No. 17 Illinois, 81-65, behind Donta Scott’s 25 points off the bench

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Maryland's game against No. 17 Illinois provided a breath of fresh air.

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