Maryland has a long tradition of putting out solid basketball teams year after year. But this year is extra special, as the men's and women's squad made school

Florida basketball enters its Sweet 16 matchup with Maryland as the favored team. Per BetMGM, the No. 1 seed Forida Gators (32-4) are a 7.5-point favorites over the No. 4 Terrapins. The two teams will play Thursday at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif. in the West Region semifinals (7:39 p.m. TBS and TruTV).

There are plenty of grips when it comes to the NCAA and watching your favorite team compete in your favorite sports. But one thing most coaches and fans can agree that isn't right is the transfer portal.

He loves this job, he reiterated. He wants to be at Maryland. He left Seton Hall for this job because he grew up watching Steve Francis play and Gary Williams coach. The tradition of Maryland basketball energized him. The possibilities excite him.

Kevin Willard is into the first Sweet 16 of his coaching career, but he still has to deal with the craziness of the transfer portal. The current Maryland and former Seton Hall coach is getting ready to coach the No.

With three seconds on the clock, Maryland freshman center Derik Queen received the inbounds pass and dribbled to his left, tucked the ball, and drove to put up a bank shot that went in as the buzzer went off.

After his performance so far in the 2025 NCAA Tournament, Derik Queen is rising up draft boards. Should the Brooklyn Nets take him in the Draft?

Women's NCAA Tournament has generally lacked excitement, but that was not an issue in College Park on Monday, as No. seed 4 Maryland came back from a 17-point second-half deficit to stun No. 5 seed Alabama in double-overtime,