Greg M. Cooper, USA TODAY SportsBoston College center Dennis Clifford collides with Maryland guard Seth Allen.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunSeth Allen celebrates Maryland's 51-50 win over N.C. State.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsJake Layman defends a shot by Clemson guard Demarcus Harrison.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Alex Len knocks the ball away from N.C. State's C.J. Leslie.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsSeth Allen drives past Clemson forward Devin Booker.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesMark Turgeon reacts during the ACC tournament game against Wake Forest.
Geoff Burke-USA TODAY SportsAlex Len dribbles the ball while Virginia's Akil Mitchell defends.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland coach Mark Turgeon and assistant Dalonte Hill react to a missed basket in the second half of the Terps' loss to North Carolina on Senior Night at Comcast Center.
Getty ImagesMaryland's Alex Len, center, shoots over Duke's Mason Plumlee, left, in the first half at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisVirginia's Justin Anderson tries to block Charles Mitchell.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesJames Michael McAdoo goes up for a shot against Alex Len.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisLogan Aronhalt chases Virginia's Evan Nolte for a loose ball.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunAlex Len (behind) watches Nick Faust poke Clemson's Devin Booker in the eye for a foul in the second half.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesSeth Allen reacts in the second half of the Terps' ACC semifinal game against North Carolina.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunSnatching an offensive rebound after two missed free throws by Seth Allen, Charles Mitchell powers the ball up in front of Clemson forward Milton Jennings.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunLefty Driesell addresses the crowd at Comcast Center as he's honored at halftime accompanied by his wife, Joyce.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Seth Allen, front, drives past Denver's Chase Hallam to score in the second half.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMark Turgeon reacts to an uncontested North Carolina basket in the second half.
Geoff Burke-USA TODAY SportsNick Faust is fouled by Virginia guard Paul Jesperson.
U.S. PresswireTerps guard Pe'Shon Howard, right, shoots over Wake Forest forward Arnaud William Adala Moto during the second half.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsTerps guard Nick Faust questions a referee about a call.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsAlex Len dunks the ball against Clemson guard Demarcus Harrison.
Bob Donnan, USA TODAY SportsA Maryland cheerleader performs during the Terps' ACC tournament game against Wake Forest.
Greg M. Cooper-USA TODAY Sports, USA TODAY SportsBoston College's Dennis Clifford is guarded inside by Maryland forward Charles Mitchell (left) and center Alex Len.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps players, including forward-guard Dez Wells, center left, and guard Seth Allen, center right, celebrate Maryland's 83-81 victory over No. 2 Duke at Comcast Center. Allen hit two free throws with 2.8 seconds remaining to seal the win.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesAlex Len goes up for a dunk against North Carolina.
U.S. PresswireTerps guard-forward Dez Wells, right, drives to the basket as Georgia Tech forward Robert Carter defends in the first half.
Geoff Burke-USA TODAY SportsVirginia forward Akil Mitchell prepares to shoot over Maryland's Charles Mitchell.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Shaquille Cleare slams home two over N.C. State's Scott Wood, during the first half.
Bob Donnan, USA TODAY SportsCharles Mitchell and Wake Forest guard C.J. Harris battle for the ball in the first half of their ACC tournament game.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsCharles Mitchell dunks against Wake Forest.
McClatchy-Tribune photoTerps center Alex Len, left, dunks over Duke's Mason Plumlee in the first half at Greensboro Coliseum.
Geoff Burke-USA TODAY SportsVirginia's Justin Anderson grabs the ball in front of Maryland guard Nick Faust.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunMark Turgeon watches play in the second half against Clemson.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Jake Layman blocks this half shot taken by Niagara's Ameen Tanksley as Shaquille Cleare helps on defense.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunNick Faust fires a 3-pointer above Clemson guards Rod Hall (left) and Damarcus Harrison in the second half.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunAlex Len works his way through the students who rushed the court after Maryland's upset 51-50 win over N.C. State.
Getty ImagesMaryland's Jake Layman smiles as he runs up the court in the second half against Duke at Greensboro Coliseum.
Melina Vastola-USA TODAY Sports, Melina Vastola-USA TODAY SportsTerps center Alex Len, top, misses a dunk as he goes past Florida State's Kiel Turpin, right, in the second half.
Mitch Stringer-USA TODAY Sports, USA TODAY SportsLefty Driesell and his wife, Joyce, are presented with a plaque honoring him by Tom McMillen (right) at halftime of the game against Clemson.
U.S. PresswireFlorida State guard Aaron Thomas, left, shoots over Terps forward James Padgett in the second half.
U.S. PresswireTerps guard Pe'Shon Howard, center, goes up for a shot as Wake Forest's Travis McKie, left, defends in the second half.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunClemson guard Adonis Filer fails to stop Alex Len from dropping two points off a feed from Dez Wells.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Logan Aronhalt puts up two points against Boston College's Danny Rubin.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunAlex Len gets his pass off around Niagara's T.J. Kline.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisNick Faust drives against a Virginia defender.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsMaryland gathers before the start of the second half against Wake Forest.
U.S. PresswireTerps center Alex Len, right, and Florida State's Michael Ojo battle for the ball in the second half.
USA TODAY SportsNorth Carolina's James Michael McAdoo shoots over Maryland forward Dez Wells and center Alex Len.
Getty ImagesTerps guard Nick Faust, left, and Duke's Quinn Cook battle for a loose ball in the first half at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
U.S. PresswireTerps guard Nick Faust, left, drives inside while Wake Forest's Chase Fischer defends in the second half.
U.S. PresswireDuke guard Seth Curry, right, shoots over Maryland's James Padgett in the first half at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
U.S. PresswireMaryland's Jake Layman, right, fouls Florida State's Ian Miller in the second half.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Charles Mitchell, left, watches as Terps coach Mark Turgeon celebrates after Jake Layman, not pictured, hit a shot in the second half.
U.S. PresswireGeorgia Tech center Daniel Miller, left, looks to pass as Maryland's Charles Mitchell defends in the first half.
USA TODAY SportsDez Wells and Seth Allen battle North Carolina forward Brice Johnson for the ball.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunAlex Len blocks a layup attempted by Clemson's Devin Booker.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisDez Wells drives past Virginia's Evan Nolte.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsMaryland guard Pe'Shon Howard defends Wake Forest guard C.J. Harris.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunSeth Allen goes up for a shot over North Carolina defenders Marcus Paige and Desmond Hubert.
USA TODAY SportsShaquille Cleare defends North Carolina forward Brice Johnson.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunNorth Carolina's bench reacts to a scoring run in the second half.
USA TODAY SportsAlex Len defends North Carolina guard Marcus Paige.
Bob Donnan, USA TODAY SportsDez Wells reacts after the Terps' loss to North Carolina in the ACC semifinals.
Getty ImagesDuke's Josh Hairston, second from left, and Maryland's Nick Faust, left, battle for the ball in the first half at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunSeth Allen tries to block the shot of North Carolina's Dexter Strickland.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps guard Nick Faust smiles as he heads off the court following Maryland's 83-81 victory over No. 2 Duke at Comcast Center.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunCoach Mark Turgeon yells at his team to get down the court on defense early in the second half of their NIT opener against Niagara.
Michelle Lepianka Carter, Tuscaloosa NewsAlabama guard Trevor Lacey is defended under the basket by Maryland guard Nick Faust during the NIT quarterfinals.
U.S. PresswireTerps center Alex Len shoots during the second half against Wake Forest.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunCharles Mitchell battles Clemson's Devin Booker for position on a free throw in the second half.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps center Alex Len, right, blocks a shot from Duke's Mason Plumlee in the second half at Comcast Center.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisVirginia's Evan Nolte tries to block Seth Allen.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisNick Faust scores despite the defense of Virginia's Justin Anderson.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesNick Faust reacts during the second half of the Terps' ACC semifinal loss to North Carolina.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesMaryland's Nick Faust and North Carolina's Leslie McDonald battle for a loose ball.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Alex Len blocks this first-half shot by N.C. State's Richard Howell.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunSeth Allen gets fouled by Clemson's Devin Booker while driving for the basket in the first half.
Getty ImagesTerps guard-forward Dez Wells, right, looks for an open man as Duke's Rasheed Sulaimon defends in the ACC quarterfinals at Greensboro Coliseum.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesDez Wellls dunks against Wake Forest in the Terps' ACC tournament first round game.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunAlex Len and Dez Wells try to stop North Carolina's Reggie Bullock from getting to the basket.
Greg M. Cooper, USA TODAY SportsMaryland coach Mark Turgeon reacts during the first half against Boston College.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsSeth Allen brings the ball up court against Wake Forest.
Getty ImagesMaryland's Alex Len, top, and Duke's Josh Hairston go after a loose ball in the second half of the ACC quarterfinal matchup at the Greensboro Coliseum.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Pe'Shon Howard and Dez Wells hug Alex Len after Len's shot propelled Maryland over N.C. State, 51-50.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunFormer Terps coach Lefty Driesell is honored at halftime.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsDez Wells drives for a basket against Clemson.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisSeth Allen and Jake Layman defend Virginia's Jontel Evans.
U.S. PresswireTerps coach Mark Turgeon reacts to a call during the second half against Wake Forest.
Robert Sutton, Tuscaloosa NewsAlabama's Rodney Cooper blocks the shot of Maryland's Pe'Shon Howard in the first half of their NIT quarterfinal game.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland coach Mark Turgeon reacts to a second-half play against N.C. State.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunBoston College's Lonnie Jackson knocks the ball away from Nick Faust in the first half.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisLogan Aronhalt and Virginia's Evan Nolte hit the floor in pursuit of a loose ball.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps center Shaquille Cleare celebrates with fans after Maryland's win over Duke at Comcast Center.
U.S. PresswireTerps guard-forward Dez Wells, left, attempts to keep the ball from going out of bounds in the first half against Georgia Tech.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunNiagara's Antoine Mason defends Alex Len.
Melina Vastola, USA TODAY SportsFlorida State's Okaro White and Maryland's Alex Len go up for the opening tip at the Donald L. Tucker Center.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMark Turgeon yells at his team in front of a sparse crowd at the Comcast Center during the Terps' NIT first-round game against Niagara.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunDez Wells knocks the ball out of the hands of North Carolina's James Michael McAdoo as Alex Len looks on
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps fans fill the court at Comcast Center after Maryland's 83-81 victory over No. 2 Duke.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunNiagara's T.J. Kline guards Maryland's Charles Mitchell.
Bob Donnan, USA TODAY SportsJames Padgett shoots as Wake Forest forwards Travis McKie and Devin Thomas defend.
Bob Donnan, USA TODAY SportsSeth Allen knocks the ball away from Wake Forest guard Madison Jones.
USA TODAY SportsSeth Allen defends North Carolina guard Marcus Paige.
Michelle Lepianka Carter, Tuscaloosa NewsMark Turgeon coaches in the NIT quarterfinal at Alabama.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland coach Mark Turgeon, left, gives a high-five to Dez Wells during the win against Denver.
U.S. PresswireTerps guard Nick Faust, left, shoots as Wake Forest's Tyler Cavanaugh defends during the second half.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Alex Len slams home two points over N.C. State's C.J. Leslie late in the second half.
U.S. PresswireFrom left to right, Terps players Dez Wells, Alex Len, Nick Faust and Pe'Shon Howard celebrate in the second half against Wake Forest.
Greg M. Cooper, USA TODAY SportsTerps center Alex Lenblocks a shot by Boston College's Dennis Clifford during the first half.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisCharles Mitchell is surrounded by Virginia's Justin Anderson (23), Akil Mitchell (25) and Joe Harris (12).
U.S. PresswireTerps center Alex Len, left, reverse dunks over Duke forward Mason Plumlee in the first half at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Logan Aronhalt, left, passes around Denver's Royce O'Neale in the first half.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsMark Turgeon reacts to the Terps' play against Clemson.
Bob Donnan, USA TODAY SportsAlex Len and Wake Forest forward Arnaud William Adala Moto fight for the ball.
Melina Vastola, USA TODAY SportsFlorida State center Boris Bojanovsky shoots the ball over Maryland forward Charles Mitchell.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunNick Faust dunks past Niagara's Malcolm Lemmons during the first half.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunJake Layman dunks in the second half against North Carolina.
Greg M. Cooper, USA TODAY SportsTerps forward Jake Layman reacts after a basket during the first half against Boston College.
Getty ImagesTerps guard Seth Allen celebrates after making a shot and getting fouled in the second half against Duke at Greensboro Coliseum.
Getty ImagesTerps forward Charles Mitchell, center, loses control of the ball in front of Duke's Ryan Kelly, left, and Tyler Thornton in the second half of the ACC quarterfinal game at Greensboro Coliseum.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Dez Wells, center, scores as Denver's Jalen Love, left, and Chris Udofia defend in the first half.
McClatchy-Tribune photoTerps guard Nick Faust, left, and Duke guard Quinn Cook reach for a loose ball in the first half.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisMaryland fans support coach Mark Turgeon during the Terps' game against Virginia.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Nick Faust drives to the basket against Boston College's Joe Rahon in the second half.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisLogan Aronhalt maneuvers his way around Virginia's Paul Jesperson.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesCarolina's James Michael McAdoo drives between Logan Aronhalt and Alex Len.
Robert Willett, MCTWake Forest's Devin Thomas tries to get a shot up past the defense of Alex Len.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsNick Faust is defended by Clemson guard Demarcus Harrison.
Getty ImagesTerps forward Charles Mitchell, right, and Duke's Mason Plumlee go after the ball during the first half at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsAlex Len fights for the ball against Wake Forest.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunSeth Allen goes past Niagara's Joseph Thomas to score two points.
U.S. PresswireWake Forest's Codi Miller-McIntyre, left, fouls Terps guard-forward Dez Wells in the second half.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunFans celebrate on the court at Comcast Center after the Terps' 83-81 victory over No. 2 Duke.
Geoff Burke-USA TODAY SportsVirginia's Joe Harris holds the ball as Maryland's Dez Wells defends.
Melina Vastola, USA TODAY SportsTerps forward Charles Mitchell tries to pass the ball as he is defended by Florida State center Michael Ojo.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunFans surround Terps center Alex Len, center, on the court after Maryland's 83-81 victory over No. 2 Duke at Comcast Center.
Greg M. Cooper, USA TODAY SportsMaryland forward Charles Mitchell keeps the ball away from Boston College center Dennis Clifford.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsFormer Maryland coach Lefty Driesell and his wife, Joyce, respond to fans while being honored at halftime of the game against Clemson.
USA TODAY SportsCharles Mitchell battles North Carolina forward James Michael McAdoo for the ball in the first half.
Chuck Liddy, MCTWake Forest forward Devin Thomas loses his handle on the ball as Maryland's Alex Len defends.
Greg M. Cooper, USA TODAY SportsCharles Mitchell goes up for a shot past Boston College forward Eddie Odio.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunTerps guard Nick Faust gets rejected by Denver's Chris Udofia, top, as Chase Hallam also defends in the first half.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisDez Wells and Logan Aronhalt chase Virginia's Evan Nolte for a loose ball.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisVirginia's Evan Nolte can't stop Dez Wells from scoring.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsTerps coach Mark Turgeon shouts instructions against Wake Forest.
U.S. PresswireGeorgia Tech guard-forward Jason Morris, right, fouls Terps center Alex Len in the first half.
Chuck Liddy, MCTCharles Mitchell sits on the bench as time expires on a 79-76 loss to North Carolina in the ACC semifinals.
USA TODAY SportsSeth Allen knocks the ball away from North Carolina forward Reggie Bullock.
U.S. PresswireTerps guard Nick Faust, right, shoots past Georgia Tech center Daniel Miller in the first half.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsLogan Aronhalt drives to the basket against Wake Forest.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps guard-forward Jake Layman, back, fouls Duke guard Rasheed Sulaimon in the second half at Comcast Center.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesNick Faust wrestles for possession with Wake Forest's Tyler Cavanaugh.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunAfter hitting a 3-pointer in the first half, Terps guard Nick Faust, left, gets a chest bump from guard-forward Dez Wells against Duke at Comcast Center.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsAlex Len blocks a shot by Wake Forest forward Tyler Cavanaugh.
Melina Vastola, USA TODAY SportsMaryland center Shaquille Cleare tries to pass the ball as he is defended by Florida State center Boris Bojanovsky.
Geoff Burke-USA TODAY SportsCharles Mitchell defends Virginia's Akil Mitchell.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisAlex Len tries to block the shot by Virginia's Akil Mitchell.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsJake Layman looks to pass as he's defended by Clemson guard Jordan Roper.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Alex Len completes the dunk on Boston College's Lonnie Jackson.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunCharles Mitchell reacts after being called for an infraction on an inbounds pass.
U.S. PresswireGeorgia Tech forward Kammeon Holsey, right, shoots over Maryland center Alex Len in the first half.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunDez Wells skies above teammate Jake Layman to reject a shot by Clemson guard Jordan Roper iin the first half.
U.S. PresswireTerps forward James Padgett, left, defends as Wake Forest's Devin Thomas shoots during the first half.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps players rush onto the court at Comcast Center after their 83-81 victory over No. 2 Duke.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunMaryland athletic director Kevin Anderson whispers something into the ear of former men's basketball coach Lefty Driesell as his wife, Joyce, looks on. Driesell was honored at halftime of the game against Clemson.
Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY SportsJames Padgett drives for a dunk against Wake Forest.
Geoff Burke-USA TODAY SportsVirginia guard Joe Harris holds the ball as Maryland guard Nick Faust and forward Jake Layman defend.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunClemson forward K.J. McDaniels fouls Maryland guard Pe'Shon Howard as Howard strips McDaniels of the ball in the first half.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunRecovering a turnover in front of Clemson forward Milton Jennings, Terps guard Nick Faust dishes a breakaway pass for an assist to Dez Wells.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps guard Nick Faust gestures to the crowd after hitting a 3-pointer in the first half against Duke at Comcast Center.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunJake Layman skies to slam through two points against Clemson.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Charles Mitchell attempts a shot but is called for a charge against Boston College's Joe Rahon.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesCharles Mitchell and Wake Forest's Devin Thomas vie for a loose ball.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland fans took to the court after their team beat N.C. Staet 51-50.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunDez Wells scores past the defense of Niagara's T.J. Kline.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps forward-guard Dez Wells celebrates in the middle of Maryland fans after the team's 83-81 victory over No. 2 Duke at Comcast Center.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunMaryland's Dez Wells, center, gets fouled by Denver's Royce O'Neale, left, as Chase Hallam also defends.
Streeter Lecka, Getty ImagesDez Wells strides up court during the ACC first round game against Wake Forest.
U.S. PresswireTerps guard-forward Dez Wells celebrates after making a basket against Duke in the ACC quarterfinals at Greensboro Coliseum.
U.S. PresswireFlorida State guard Michael Snaer, left, moves the ball past Terps center Shaquille Cleare in the first half. Snaer hit a game-winning 3-pointer with 1.1 seconds left to give the Seminoles a 73-71 win over Maryland.
U.S. PresswireTerps guards Seth Allen, center, and Nick Faust, right, celebrate after Allen made a basket against Duke in the ACC tournament at Greensboro Coliseum.
Michelle Lepianka Carter, Tuscaloosa NewsMaryland's Jake Layman scores over Alabama's Nick Jacobs and Rodney Cooper in the NIT quarterfinals.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps players Dez Wells, top left, and Seth Allen, top right, celebrate with the rest of the team after Maryland's 83-81 win over No. 2 Duke at Comcast Center. Allen hit two free throws with 2.8 seconds remaining to seal the victory.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunFormer Terp Juan Dixon is honored as one of the best March Maddness players of all time.
Gene Sweeney Jr., Baltimore SunAlex Len loses the ball in the second half against Boston College.
USA TODAY SportsPe'Shon Howard defends North Carolina forward James Michael McAdoo.
Baltimore Sun photo by Amy DavisAlex Len is defended by Virginia's Akil Mitchell, left, and Justin Anderson.
U.S. PresswireTerps forward Charles Mitchell, left, looks to shoot over Wake Forest's Arnaud William Adala Moto in the second half.
Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore SunTerps coach Mark Turgeon, right, hugs freshman forward Charles Mitchell during the second half against Duke at Comcast Center.
The Cameron Crazies get their first chance to “comment” today on Maryland’s impending exit from the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Predictably, notes about the Big Ten move are included on the Crazy prep sheets distributed before today’s Duke-Maryland game.
I spotted a “Good Riddance” sign inside Cameron with a Terps logo in the middle. It wasn’t a Crazy holding it, however, but rather a middle-aged woman (a Crazy retiree?).
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“Let’s show them the way out of the ACC in style,” said a notation on the actual prep sheet. The sheet had “dirt” on players, such as Pe’Shon Howard’s disorderly conduct arrest.
For nostalgia purposes, here is a brief highlight reel from previous Crazy talking points on Maryland game days
From when Gary Williams was coach, the prep sheet said:
“Gary Williams tends to sweat. A LOT. Make liberal use of ‘Sweat, Gary, sweat!” when he gets nervous.”
On former Terps star Greivis Vasquez:
“Where do we even start? This week he said of Cameron Indoor, ‘That’s my house. I love going in there. It’s going to be fun.’ He must figure that it can’t get any worse than his home arena.”
On Nick Faust last season:
“You’ll instantly recognize him because he looks like he’s 14.”