Navy Deemed Underdog In NCAA Match-Up With Lady Terps
Two Maryland universities are going to the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament. And for the first time, they're going head-to-head in round one.
Watch CBS News
Two Maryland universities are going to the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament. And for the first time, they're going head-to-head in round one.
College basketball's March Madness includes an all-Maryland match-up in the women's tournament.
Maryland's opening game in the NCAA Women's Tournament will have a decidedly local feel.
With defensive ace John Henson cheering from the bench, an ice pack on his ailing wrist, North Carolina showed just how deep its talent runs.
Maryland ran past Wake Forest 82-60 on Thursday in the lopsided opening game of the ACC tournament.
They'll be no shortcuts for Randy Edsall even though very few things went well in his first year at Maryland.
Georgia Tech came up empty on a series of late possessions and tournament MVP Alyssa Thomas scored 29 points to lead No. 6 Maryland to a 68-65 victory in the ACC title game.
Sean Mosley walked off the court at Maryland for the final time with his head held high, even though the Terrapins had just lost 75-72 in overtime to No. 24 Virginia.
Tyler Zeller stood at midcourt with his fellow seniors and gave a wave to a roaring crowd after their final home game at North Carolina. It was a chance to say goodbye -- and the moment the sixth-ranked Tar Heels could start thinking about Duke again.
The season has been tough but the hard work is paying off.
Alyssa Thomas scored 22 of her 24 points in the second half and added a career-high 17 rebounds, and No. 6 Maryland beat North Carolina State 65-50 on Sunday.
Sophomore Kammeon Holsey recorded his first double-double of his career with 16 points and 10 rebounds, and Georgia Tech used stifling defense in the second half to beat Maryland 63-61 on Saturday.
Adrian Branch must have really upset someone in College Park because his numbers are better than Rhodes, but he's still doesn't have his number up.
There was no overstating the excitement and gratification Maryland derived from its rousing comeback victory over Miami.
Before leading her team against fifth-ranked Duke, Maryland coach Brenda Frese was honored for earning her 300th career victory earlier in the week.
