Terps can’t manage a last-gasp shot in a narrow loss to Michigan State
Jahmir Young turned the ball over on the final play as Maryland fell, 61-59, at home for its second straight defeat.
By Gene WangBri McDaniel’s hot start, Jakia Brown-Turner’s solid finish lift Terps
McDaniel scored 22 points and Brown-Turner had 20 as Maryland held off scrappy Illinois, 90-82.
By Kareem CopelandAll is well at North Carolina, where the Tar Heels are thriving again
After missing the NCAA tournament last season, North Carolina is back atop the ACC.
By Patrick StevensHow do you win more college basketball games than anyone else? By taking breaks.
Stanford women’s basketball coach is on the verge of breaking the career victories record.
By Sally JenkinsMaryland’s momentum is stopped in a road loss to Northwestern
Jahmir Young led the Terps with 36 points but the Terps have lost three of their last five games.
By Washington Post staffMaryland women find key stops, rebounds elusive in loss to Ohio State
The Terrapins squander another chance to beat a ranked foe, falling at home to the No, 18 Buckeyes.
By Kareem CopelandVirginia stifles Virginia Tech, wins latest take of Commonwealth Clash
The Cavaliers extend their home winning streak to 20, second-longest in the nation, with another suffocating defensive effort.
By Gene WangTCU women, rocked by injuries and two forfeits, to hold open tryouts
The Horned Frogs, who got off to a 14-0 start, were forced to forfeit matchups with No. 7 Kansas State and No. 24 Iowa State.
By Des BielerNCAA tournament bracketology: A once-in-a-decade feat is in play
The Mountain West Conference has six viable NCAA tournament teams, a rare feat for a non-power conference.
By Patrick StevensFrom Harvard to Howard: He’s the rare college hoops eighth-year senior
Seth Towns was the Ivy League player of the year in 2018; four surgeries later, he’s leading the Bison at age 26.
By John FeinsteinA star-studded NCAA women’s basketball season has no shortage of contenders
Selection Sunday is about two months away, and many teams have played themselves into the conversation for earning a No. 1 seed.
By Megan GauerGW men go wire-to-wire, beat George Mason and stay hot in Atlantic 10
GW, coming off back-to-back overtime games, made sure Monday’s game didn’t go beyond regulation, starting fast and holding off the Patriots.
By Patrick StevensIn a complete performance, Maryland pushes Purdue aside
Bri McDaniel and Jakia Brown-Turner impressed as the Terps scored an 88-66 victory.
By Sapna BansilMaryland takes a big step forward with a victory at No. 10 Illinois
Powered by Jahmir Young and Julian Reese, the Terps held down the Fighting Illini to improve to 3-3 in the Big Ten.
By Gene WangA wild week proved there are no truly great teams in men’s college basketball
Several top-ranked teams lost this week, illustrating the difficulty of building a truly elite team in the current era of college basketball.
By Patrick StevensDonta Scott, Maryland rally in second half to beat Michigan, end skid
Donta Scott scores 22 points as the Terps come from behind to top the Wolverines, 64-57, at Xfinity Center.
By Gene WangMaryland and Michigan meet in a matchup of struggling Big Ten teams
Illness, inexperience and inaccuracy have dragged the Terrapins to the bottom of the Big Ten.
By Gene WangRash of turnovers ends the Hoyas’ hopes for a surprise of Seton Hall
Georgetown steadied the ship to grab a late lead, but four consecutive giveaways turned the tide as Seton Hall prevailed, 74-70.
By Patrick StevensSecond-half swoon leaves Terps women with rare loss to Michigan State
After a strong start, Maryland’s defense couldn’t keep it up in the final 20 minutes of a 74-69 defeat in East Lansing.
By Kareem CopelandNCAA tournament bracketology: Football is over, so let’s look toward March
A college football champion was crowned Monday night. So why not look ahead to March Madness on Tuesday?
By Patrick Stevens