No. 3 seeded Michigan men’s basketball advances to the Big Ten Tournament championship with an 81-80 victory over No. 2 seeded Maryland
INDIANAPOLIS. (WILX) - No. three-seeded Michigan men’s basketball is still dancing in the Big Ten Tournament after an 81-80 victory over No. two-seeded Maryland on Saturday. The Wolverines now advance to their first conference title game since 2019, and it was guard Tre Donaldson who gave Michigan the lead with 0.4 seconds left.
Add up all the time remaining after opponents’ game-winning shots in Maryland’s last four losses and you’d get 7.8 seconds — ...
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The No. 3 Michigan Wolverines came away with another massive win in tournament play, this time knocking off No. 2 Maryland on Saturday. It was a wire-to-wire ba ...
As the Terps prepare for the Big Ten tournament and the NCAA Tournament, Julian Reese reflected on his senior season and his ...
The Terps capped the season with their best overall and conference record since 2019-20, earning the No. 2 seed in the Big ...
Former Maryland men's basketball star, Duane Simpkins, is getting the job done on the hardwood once again -- in a different role. Simpkins is now coaching and l ...
The Terrapins begin play in the quarterfinals Friday night in Indianapolis, beginning what they hope will be a productive postseason.
Although it's hard not to get excited for the magic that is March Madness, coach Kevin Willard is locked in on the task ahead, winning the Big Ten.
Tomislav Ivisic didn't play last time the teams met, and Will Riley didn't score. Both will change in the rematch. But will Kasparas Jakucionis show up, too?
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