Ari Plotkin

Buzz Williams has high praise for Baba Oladuton. “He is a beautiful person. He’s a lot better person than anyone would think, and he wants to do right. He’s a student of the game. He has an elite work ethic.”

Andre Mills picked up right where he left off, scoring 22 and leading the Terps to a dominant win. Read here with @WMUCSports wmucsports.net/maryland-mens…

Maryland wins, 96-67. Andre Mills led the Terps with 22 points, as one of five players in double digits.

Andre Mills is on a heater. The sophomore is up to 20 points, and is 3/5 from behind the arc. This is the version of Mills that came about at the end of last season.

Maryland leads 44-30 at halftime. The Terps ended the half on an 11-2 run.

At the under 8-minute timeout, Maryland is tied with Bucknell at 22. The Terps are shooting just 33.3% from the field and have four turnovers.

Baba Oladotun gets a warm welcome from the crowd as he checks in for the first time.

The first two off the bench for Buzz Williams will be Bishop Boswell and Kaden House. Austin Brown also checked in with them.

Here come the Terps, led by senior Pharrel Payne

Basketball is back in the Xfinity Center. Maryland takes on Bucknell in about an hour. I’m here with coverage for @WMUCSports

Washington completes the win, beating Maryland 3-1. Both teams reached at least 22 points in each set in a highly competetive match.

Washington takes a 15-14 lead into the halfway mark of set four.

The Terps drop set three to Washington, 25-22. The Huskies finished the frame on a 5-0 run.

Maryland leads by one at the halfway mark of set three. With the match tied 1-1, this is a crucial set.

Once again, Washington leads by one at the techincal timeout, but this time in set two.

Maryland takes set one, 26-24. This is the first set the Terps have won on the road in Big Ten play.

Maryland volleyball is taking on No. 20 Washington today in a Sunday matinee. They trail by one at the technical timeout of set one. I have coverage for @DBKSports

Maryland football’s defense has struggled to find consistency all season. On Saturday, the defense appeared to turn a corner. But even an improved performance wasn’t enough to prevent another late collapse in Maryland’s 20-17 loss to Illinois. wmucsports.net/maryland-foot…

Maryland fell to Illinois, 20-17, in a game where the Terps looked the strongest they had all season. However, the Terps fourth quarter woes continued, as they allowed an Illini comeback. I was there with @WMUCSports