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The Maryland basketball team split a pair of road games with Northwestern and Wisconsin last week, and the Terps ultimately stayed in the same spot in bracketology predictions as a result.
Maryland is a 6-seed according to ESPN’s Joe Lunardi and CBS’s Jerry Palm. Those brackets have the Terps heading to Greenville, S.C. and starting off with Middle Tennessee and Arkansas, respectively. Both projections have them slated to potentially play Duke in the second round.
The Terps are 22-5 and ranked No. 24 in the latest AP Poll. They have four regular-season games remaining, three of which are at home. Next up is a Wednesday bout with Minnesota, whom they downed on the road in January.
In other news
Michal Cekovsky won’t be around for any more games this year, as the junior center suffered a fractured ankle in Sunday’s loss at Wisconsin.
Maryland women’s basketball lost to Ohio State, dropping just its second game of the season.
The team is No. 7 in the selection committee’s rankings, which were unveiled at halftime, but with the Terps and No. 6 Texas both falling Monday, that list is already somewhat outdated.
Melo Trimble’s 59 points in two road games last week was enough to earn him Big Ten Player of the Week honors.
Maryland football’s spring game will be on April 22.
Maryland men’s lacrosse has brought an aggressive style of play to the field this season, and it’s helped them earn a share of the No. 1 ranking with Denver.
Some mainstream outlets took notice of Maryland softball’s crazy upset of No. 1 Florida. Here’s Dan Steinberg on how it went down.
Former Maryland and NFL corner Josh Wilson is taking a coaching position at DeMatha, his alma mater. If anything, that helps the Terps’ efforts to land prospects from there.