The Gonzaga Bulldogs could be one step closer to landing their first player out of the college basketball transfer portal. Rodney Rice, a 6-foot-4 guard who helped guide the Maryland Terrapins to the Sweet 16, listed the Zags among the six teams he's considering for his third season of college.
The Tennessee Vols have found some early offseason success in the NCAA transfer portal by landing Maryland transfer guard Ja'Kobi Gillespie and Vanderbilt
The sweepstakes to land Maryland Terrapins transfer Rodney Rice are heating up. After recently completing a Zoom meeting with the USC Trojans, the 6-foot-4
Could he join his teammate? Transfer portal season is in full swing, and Tennessee will be one of the main players for several top options this offseason.
There's no question that the Maryland Basketball program will look significantly different in 2025-26 than it did in 2024-25. In addition to the departure of Kevin Willard and the arrival of Buzz Williams, the Terps are also replacing key contributors like Derik Queen, Julian Reese, Selton Miguel, and Ja'Kobi Gillespie.
Buzz Williams and Maryland basketball landed their third transfer commitment on Sunday. The Terps landed former Washington State and Indiana guard Myles Rice, who has two years of eligibility remaining.
Although Maryland fans are still holding out hope that Rodney Rice will remain in College Park, it feels like an uphill battle at this point. Rice, once of the key members of Maryland's "Crab Five" last season, entered his name into the transfer portal earlier this week.
With the Maryland men’s basketball program in a state of flux following a coaching change, multiple players have entered the transfer portal in search of stability and opportunity.
Once Kevin Willard left Maryland basketball for Villanova, there was a mass exodus in College Park. Both Ja'Kobi Gillespie and Rodney Rice entered the transfer portal, and so did most of the bench.
On the second day of the new year, Rodney Rice came through Alaska Airlines Arena with the Maryland Terrapins and left with a 75-69 upset loss to Danny Sprinkle's University of Washington basketball team.
The transfer portal madness continues. The wheels of the transfer portal continue to turn, as transfers from Maryland and Xavier become names to keep an eye on for the Kentucky Wildcats.
Just days removed from the program's third appearance in the Sweet 16 in the last two decades, the Maryland Terrapins are in the thick of a mass exodus.
Every year, there are multiple teams that are hit extremely hard by the transfer portal. These teams are rendered unrecognizable from the previous season.
A familiar foe Following a coaching change, Maryland Terrapins guard Rodney Rice has entered the portal. Per reports, Indiana is one of the schools involved in his recruitment.
Ja'Kobi Gillespie and Rodney Rice, two starters for Maryland's Sweet 16 team, reportedly entered the transfer portal Monday in the wake of coach Kevin Willard bolting the program for Villanova.
It's been a rough stretch for the Maryland Terrapins following Kevin Willard's departure to Villanova over the weekend. On Monday, both Rodney Rice and Ja'Kobi Gillespie - two key memebers of the "Crab Five" - entered their names into the transfer portal.
The college basketball transfer portal has been humming even with the NCAA Tournament being played. There have been quite a few notable names that have entered the transfer portal, with the Maryland Terrapins being the most recent school to lose key players to the portal.
In the wake of Kevin Willard leaving College Park and heading to Villanova, Maryland basketball had already lost bench contributors after both Jay Young and Tafara Gapare entered the transfer portal on Monday morning.
The ripple effects of Kevin Willard’s surprise departure to Villanova are already being felt in College Park. Maryland guard Rodney Rice is heading to
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.
Maryland's Rodney Rice acknowledged he felt motivated going into the Big Ten Conference tournament quarterfinals Friday night against Illinois because he was left off the all-conference teams.
After getting left off the All-Big Ten team, Maryland sophomore guard Rodney Rice took out his frustration on Illinois Friday in the Big Ten Tournament.
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.
The loss destroyed Michigan's chance at the Big Ten title.
The Terrapins stormed back to tie the game with under a minute remaining; then Tre Holloman happened.
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