Maryland senior forward Julian Reese played his final game in College Park on Saturday, and he fittingly led the Terrapins to a 74-61 victory. Leading all score

Maryland will have a six-day break before playing in the Big Ten Tournament. The Terps know they have to “plan accordingly.”

Gary Williams is impressed at how unselfish Maryland is playing and how Kevin Willard and his staff recruited from the transfer portal.

Julian Reese is a throwback of sorts — a four-year player who stuck it out at Maryland despite some ups and downs. At his final home game, the crowd had a chance to show its appreciation. Reese had 19 points and 11 rebounds,

While everything moved around Reese, he didn’t. Some of his coaches worry he’s the last of a dying breed in college basketball. Now, after being part of some of the program’s most turbulent years, Maryland’s success has justified his loyalty.

Saturday will mark the regular season finale for the Maryland men's basketball team. While the Terrapins are going to go dancing come the NCAA Tournament, this

The Baltimore standout shined on senior day, notching 19 points and 11 rebounds as the surging Terps beat Northwestern, 74-61, in their regular season finale.

The Terps finish the regular season 24-7 and 14-6 in the Big Ten — their best since having the same records in the 2019-20 season.

Maryland basketball has been very, very good this year. Michigan State fans got to see that on display on Wednesday night as the Terrapins went toe-to-toe with the Spartans in a game Tom Izzo called a 'rock fight'.

In his final time taking the Xfinity Center court, Julian Reese registered his Big Ten-leading 14th double-double to keep Maryland afloat during a sluggish first half and eventually help it pull away from Northwestern on Senior Day Saturday afternoon,

The next came thanks to a banked in triple from Ohio State's Bruce Thornton with fewer than eight seconds remaining to evaporate a Maryland lead that had reached 17.  Does the third even need a mention?

The nadir of the season for Maryland came in a loss at Northwestern on Jan. 16. The defeat dropped the Terrapins to 0-4 in road games in the Big Ten and refueled criticism of coach Kevin Willard that his teams shrink in hostile arenas.