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Maryland basketball’s Chol Marial clearly looks to have been working on his game since this past NCAA basketball season was cut short, as the 7’2 center showed serious signs of improvement in an open run scrimmage in Phoenix, Arizona on Sunday.
In the highlight reel cut up by Ballislife, Marial is seen swatting shots out of the air and throwing down thunderous dunks, while also showing off an improved handle and outside shot. Among some of the notable participants in the scrimmage were 2014 Pac-12 Player of the Year Nick Johnson, as well as 2021 Maryland target and Marial’s former teammate high school teammate TyTy Washington.
Stay woke‼️ #wehunting #watchyohead #stayready pic.twitter.com/mo5reTq9m4
— Chol Marial (@MarialChol) June 23, 2020
Marial saw only limited action with the Terps as a freshman, missing the early part of the season as he recovered from surgery on stress fractures in both legs before making his debut on Dec. 29. He didn’t see many minutes the rest of the year as he continued to recover and get back into basketball shape after not playing in over two years due to injury.
Yet after losing a sizable chunk of their previous frontcourt this offseason, Marial is expected to shoulder significant playing time in the coming season. And if his play from Sunday’s run translates to the college level, Marial could be in for a big season.
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In other news
Maryland football’s Jeshaun Jones spoke on his incredible college football debut against Texas as BTN re-aired the 2018 upset over No. 23 Texas.
One of the greatest debuts in Maryland history.
— Maryland Football (@TerpsFootball) June 23, 2020
Let @JeshaunJones06 talk you through his incredible game against Texas ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/Uk9fFS87vO
The highlights from Jones’s debut:
Greatest first three career touches in college football history?
— Maryland Football (@TerpsFootball) June 23, 2020
TD run, TD reception, TD pass.@JeshaunJones06 is a baller. pic.twitter.com/Vfb7SYK0un
Also part of Maryland Day on BTN, men’s basketball took fans back to when the unranked Terps knocked off No. 1 Florida on the road, with Scott Van Pelt on the call.
"LETS GO TO BENTLEY'S"@notthefakeSVP does the highlights of Terps vs. No. 1 Florida as only he can. pic.twitter.com/zdUF7yCxEB
— Maryland Basketball (@TerrapinHoops) June 23, 2020
Head men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon introduced Terp fans to Maryland’s newest big man, Galin Smith.
"I think our fanbase is going to fall in love with him." @CoachTurgeon introduces you to the big man from Clinton, Miss., @GalinSmith30. pic.twitter.com/eIUL7QwtLA
— Maryland Basketball (@TerrapinHoops) June 23, 2020
Maryland women’s soccer’s Adalee Broadbent took over the team’s instagram account on Tuesday.
#TakeoverTuesday is back with Adalee Broadbent!
— Maryland W. Soccer (@TerpsWSoccer) June 23, 2020
Head over to Instagram ( terpswsoccer) and follow along. pic.twitter.com/MJa4VJdkM3