Maryland men's basketball has lost every player from last year's team. Forward Julian Reese is lost due to graduation, but even with him not having any eligibility remaining, Reese has opted to put himself into the transfer portal in case he is granted another year.
The Maryland Terrapins are coming off a successful season, which ended in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. Head coach Kevin Willard led the Terrapins to a first-round victory over Grand Canyon and a second-round win over Colorado State. Following the NCAA Tournament, some big changes were made in the basketball program at Maryland.
Chicago Sky star Angel Reese once more showed full support for her brother Julian Reese as the latter gets his shot at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament.
For those that may not know, Angel isn't the only hooper in the Reese family. Her brother, Julian, is also a basketball player who just wrapped up a four-year career at the University of Maryland.
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With his impressive career at Maryland now in the rearview mirror, Julian Reese turns his attention toward the NBA. In order to boost his draft stock, Reese will participate in the upcoming Portsmouth Invitational Tournament this week (April 16-19).
Every year, there are multiple teams that are hit extremely hard by the transfer portal. These teams are rendered unrecognizable from the previous season.
Kevin Willard and the Maryland Terrapins will see the collegiate career of Angel Reese’s brother Julian Reese come to a close this year. The 4-seed Terrapins lost 87-71 to the Florida Gators in the Sweet 16 of the 2025 NCAA Tournament on Thursday.
Chicago Sky star Angel Reese and her mother went to watch the game of her brother, Julian Reese, as they sprint to the Sweet 16 stage of the NCAA Tournament against Colorado State.
Angel Reese has become one of the most well-known women athletes in the world. Her exploits in college basketball as well as the WNBA have made her a household name.
Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese showed unwavering support for her younger brother, Julian Reese, after the Maryland Terrapins’ tough Sweet 16 loss to the Florida Gators in the NCAA Tournament.
The Maryland Terrapins met their match in the Sweet 16. Maryland lost 87-71 to the Florida Gators, officially falling out of the NCAA Tournament pool. Maryland entered the game having defeated Grand Canyon and Colorado State.
The top-seeded Florida Gators defeated No. 4-seed Maryland 87-71 in an NCAA Tournament West Regional Sweet 16 game at Chase Center on Thursday night.
After barely getting past No. 12 seed Colorado State Rams in the second round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament, Julian Reese and the Maryland Terrapins couldn't get it done against the SEC champions in the Sweet 16.
Angel Reese already won an NCAA title two years ago, and now she is supporting her brother in his quest to win one of his own. The WNBA star Reese was spotted in attendance at Thursday’s big Sweet 16 showdown between No.
Before Maryland men's basketball tipped off on Thursday night in the Sweet 16 against Florida, former Terrapin and current WNBA star, Angel Reese, was seen repping Maryland.
The Maryland Terrapins are going to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament after beating the Colorado State Rams in thrilling fashion on Sunday. Naturally, Chicago Sky star Angel Reese is ecstatic about it.
Angel Reese has been active on social media, cheering on the Maryland Terrapins, who recently punched their ticket to the Sweet 16. Maryland defeated Colorado State 72-71 after a game-winning bucket by freshman Derik Queen.
SEATTLE — The purple wave of Grand Canyon’s March Madness journey crashed against the steady tide of Maryland, with the Terrapins overpowering the Lopes 81-49 in a first-round contest.
Julian Reese had 18 points and nine rebounds and Derik Queen had 12 points and 15 rebounds as No. 4 seed Maryland rolled past No. 13 seed Grand Canyon 81-49 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament's West Regional on Friday in Seattle.
Tre Donaldson played hero and sent the Wolverines to the conference championship game.
Rodney Rice scored 18 of his game-high 26 points in the first nine minutes Friday night and No. 2 Maryland emphatically advanced to the semifinals of the Big Ten Conference tournament by routing 7th-seeded Illinois 88-65 in Indianapolis.
After 31 games, freshman center Derik Queen and senior forward Julian Reese have established themselves as the best 'big man' duo in college basketball.
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 scores with 19 points and 11 rebounds, Reese's strong performance on both ends of the floor proved critical to Maryland securing its 24th win of the regular season.
In his final home game, Julian Reese collected 19 points and 11 rebounds to propel No. 11 Maryland to a 74-61 victory over Northwestern, Saturday in College Park, Md.
We almost saw some fireworks following Maryland's impressive upset road win over No. 10 Illinois on Sunday. Moments after the final buzzer sounded, Terrapins big man Julian Reese and Fighting Illini assistant coach Tim Anderson exchanged a few words.
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