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    Sellers scores 21 of her 25 points in 4th quarter to help No. 19 Maryland women beat Indiana 74-60
    Sellers made three 3-pointers, shot 5-of-7 overall and hit all eight of her free throw attempts in the final quarter, while Indiana scored 21 points as a team.
    Sarah Te-Biasu of Maryland and Shay Ciezki of Indiana pursue a loose ball during Thursday night’s game.
    Ellicott City’s Anii Harris is back at the CIAA tournament. This time, with a new team.
    With a return to her home state, a CIAA title and a potential semifinal clash with her former teammates at Bowie State all on the line, Harris is ready to embrace the bright lights one final time in her collegiate career.
    Virginia State’s Anii Harris pops up for a shot against Lincoln University during the CIAA Tournament.
    Baltimore’s Destiny Ryles hopes to lead Bowie State to CIAA tournament title
    Destiny Ryles of Baltimore, right, scored 37 points in Bowie State’s opening victory Tuesday in the CIAA tournament.
    Holloman from halfcourt! Buzzer beater gives No. 8 Michigan State a 58-55 win over No. 16 Maryland
    Maryland big men Derik Queen and Julian Reese had a rough night on offense.
    Tre Holloman of Michigan State shoots over Maryland’s Rodney Rice in the first half.
    Jamal Cannady Jr.’s homecoming at the CIAA tournament didn’t go to plan, but he’s ‘grateful’
    "It’s a surreal feeling to come back home, to look up and see your whole family there watching you. That felt good,” the Livingstone College guard said.
    Livingstone’s Jamal Cannady Jr. cheers on his teammates against Bowie State University in the first round of the CIAA Tournament on Tuesday.
    Ellicott City’s Talia Trotter hopes to bring another CIAA title to Fayetteville State
    “Leadership,” Trotter said when asked about her biggest development this year. “Making sure everyone on the team is on the same page, and that the common goal is always winning.”
    Fayetteville junior forward Talia Trotter practices ahead of the CIAA tournament on Monday.
    Baltimore native Kevin Braswell, a former Georgetown basketball player, dies at 46
    Braswell played 128 times for the Hoyas between 1998 and 2002, averaging 13.6 points.
    NEW YORK - MARCH 6:  Kevin Braswell #12 of the Georgetown Hoyas drives around Ryan Gomes #3 of the Providence Friars during the first round of the Big East Tournament at Madison Square Garden in New York, New York on March 6, 2002.  The Hoyas won 68-67.
    CIAA women’s tournament: What to know about each team
    The CIAA tournament begins Tuesday at CFG Bank Arena.
    Fayetteville State University beat Elizabeth City State University 64-59 at the CIAA Women's Championship on March 2, 2024 at the CFG Arena.
    CIAA men’s basketball: What you need to know about each team
    Janaie Ciates-Sinues of Lincoln University celebrates after the Lions won the 2024 CIAA men’s tournament.
    CIAA tournament brings hoops and culture to Baltimore
    Men's and women’s champions will be decided Saturday at CFG Bank Arena.
    Lincoln forward Peter Sorber scores against Fayetteville State during the 2024 CIAA men’s championship game.
    Smikle, Poffenbarger spearhead No. 21 Maryland women past Northwestern 85-79
    Sarah Te-Biasu added 16 points and Shyanne Sellers 12 for Maryland (21-6, 11-5 Big Ten), which shot 9-for-26 from 3-point range.
    Guard Kaylene Smikle, pictured in an exhibition game, led Maryland with 23 points against Northwestern.
    No. 20 Maryland wins its 13th straight at home, starting both halves strong to beat USC 88-71
    The Terrapins (21-6, 11-5 Big Ten) and Trojans (14-12, 6-9) met for the first time since 1990, when each was in a different conference.
    Julian Reese of Maryland dunks in the second half against USC on Thursday night in College Park.
    What kind of NBA player will Derik Queen be? Even pro talent evaluators aren’t sure.
    “You don’t see many guys like him playing a ton of minutes off the bench,” an NBA scout said. “He’s a unique big, a really polarizing player.”
    Maryland's Derik Queen dunks during the second half against Illinois.
    No. 25 Maryland’s starters score 95 points in a 101-75 rout of Iowa
    The Terrapins (20-6, 10-5 Big Ten) have won seven of their last eight games.
    Maryland guard Selton Miguel (9) celebrates during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Iowa, Sunday, Feb. 16, 2025, in College Park, Md. (AP Photo/Daniel Kucin Jr.)
    Derik Queen scores 24 points to lead No. 25 Maryland past Nebraska 83-75
    Selton Miguel had 17 points, Ja’Kobi Gillespie added 15 and Rodney Rice 14 for the Terrapins (19-6, 9-5 Big Ten).
    Maryland center Derik Queen, pictured against Purdue, led the Terrapins past Nebraska on Thursday night.
    Alexis Markowski’s 20 points, 11 rebounds lead Nebraska women past No. 17 Maryland 91-71
    Shyanne Sellers was the lone double-digit scorer for Maryland (19-6, 9-5 Big Ten) with 23 points — 19 coming in the first half.
    Logan Nissley of Nebraska shoots against Maryland’s Sarah Te-Biasu during the first quarter Thursday in College Park.
    Smikle scores career-high 36; No. 16 Maryland beats Washington 81-73
    Maryland (19-5, 9-4 Big Ten) made 30 of 60 from the field and outrebounded the Huskies 40-29.
    Maryland guard Kaylene Smikle, pictured during an exhibition game, scored a career-high 36 points against Washington.
    Maryland’s Queen outshines Rutgers duo in a showdown of freshman standouts
    The Terrapins (18-6, 8-5 Big Ten) rebounded from a loss Thursday at Ohio State. Maryland has won five of six.
    Derik Queen, pictured against Illinois, had 29 points and 15 rebounds Sunday against Rutgers.
    Bruce Thornton hits late winner as Ohio State rallies to beat No. 18 Terps 73-70
    Julian Reese had 24 points and 13 rebounds for Maryland (17-6, 7-5 Big Ten).
    Ja’Kobi Gillespie of Maryland advances the ball as Bruce Thornton of Ohio State defends.
    Kyle Goon: Even Carmelo Anthony can’t find a way to bring big-time basketball to Baltimore
    Why is it so tough to get high-level basketball inside the city?
    Carmelo Anthony, shown here watching professional basketball in Australia, is hoping to spark a basketball renaissance in Baltimore.
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