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No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball started its season 1-0 with a win over Quinnipiac on Tuesday night.
Junior forward Qudus Wahab led the way with 17 points. The transfer from Georgetown also grabbed six rebounds, had two assists and two blocks. Junior forward Donta Scott and senior guard Eric Ayala picked up 11 points each while graduate guard Fatts Russell and freshman Julian Reese had strong debuts in a Maryland uniform. The Baltimore native tallied 11 points while Russell picked up 12 and four assists.
Now, the Terps will face George Washington as they look to pick up their second straight victory to kick off the season.
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Catch up before the game
- No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball vs. George Washington preview
- Testudo Times Podcast: College basketball is back
- Three takeaways from No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball season-opener win against Quinnipiac
- No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball shows off its new additions, captures 83-69 win over Quinnipiac in season-opener
- No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball guard Eric Ayala named to preseason watch list for Wooden Award
- No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball takes down Fayetteville State, 89-40, in exhibition match
- Taking an in-depth look at Maryland men’s basketball’s projected starting five
- Donta Scott enters critical junior year, both for himself and Maryland men’s basketball
- A look at how some Maryland men’s basketball players are benefiting from name, image and likeness
- Maryland men’s basketball’s revamped backcourt was years in the makingNo. 21 Maryland men’s basketball vs. George Washington preview
- Testudo Times Podcast: College basketball is back
- Three takeaways from No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball season-opener win against Quinnipiac
- No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball shows off its new additions, captures 83-69 win over Quinnipiac in season-opener
- No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball guard Eric Ayala named to preseason watch list for Wooden Award
- No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball takes down Fayetteville State, 89-40, in exhibition match
- Taking an in-depth look at Maryland men’s basketball’s projected starting five
- Donta Scott enters critical junior year, both for himself and Maryland men’s basketball
- A look at how some Maryland men’s basketball players are benefiting from name, image and likeness
- Maryland men’s basketball’s revamped backcourt was years in the making