No. 4 Maryland breezes by No. 13 Grand Canyon in NCAA tourney first round, 81-49
No. 4-seed Maryland easily handled No. 13-seed Grand Canyon, 81-49, at the Climate Pledge Arena in the opening round of March Madness. After starting 1-for-9, the Terps made 16 of their final 24 first-half shots — that included an 18-1 run that gave Willard’s team a 20-point lead, which it never looked back from.
The Maryland Terrapins kicked off the NCAA Tournament with a dominant performance against Grand Canyon on Friday.
College basketball has produced many memorable squad nicknames over the years. Maryland's "Crab Five" is the latest.
The Terps, who are hosting the first two rounds, are excited to utilize its home court to their advantage this Saturday against Norfolk State.
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University Maryland Head Coach Kevin Willard joined the F.H. Furr Home Court Advantage to discuss the keys to making a deep ...
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