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  • Alex Len's agent said Thursday in an interview with The Baltimore Sun that the stress fracture and subsequent surgery that will sideline the former Maryland center for several months could impact where Len gets drafted next month, but added that many NBA scouts believe the 7-foot-1 player has "the biggest upside" of any of the big men available.... read more...
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  • Maryland sophomore center Alex Len has decided to enter the NBA draft. After an uneven freshman season with the Terrapins, the 7-foot-1 player averaged 11.9 points and 7.8 rebounds in 2012-13. He led the Atlantic Coast Conference with 78 blocked shots. The Ukraine native is expected to be a top-10 pick in the June 27 draft. Len says he's ''grown a lot over the past two ... read more...
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  • While the Maryland men's basketball staff waits on a decision from Memphis point guard transfer Antonio Barton , Baltimore Sun reporter Don Markus this week took a look at the Terps' 2013-14 roster with and without the Lake Clifton graduate .... read more...
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  • via Rant Sports This year’s NBA draft is projected to be one of the weakest. There are no stellar names that have ignited the public’s imagination. No one and done phenoms or future franchise cornerstones. There are also no clear choices for the top pick. Draft boards have continuously changed and differ from each website. Yet, there are a lot of serviceable players for e... read more...
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  • It was nearly five years ago that I (soon joined by Dave Tucker, Ben Goldstein, and Pete Volk) launched Testudo Times, to little fanfare and less audience. But over the years, our little-traveled corner of the internet became more and more heavily trafficked, and before long TT was a bona fide destination - a place fans could come, and knew to come, for high... read more...
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  • Combining Maryland’s seventh-place finish in the Atlantic Coast Conference last season and the recent decision by 7-foot-1 sophomore center Alex Len to leave early for the NBA, most figured that the Terps would not get a marquee matchup in next season’s ACC-Big Ten Challenge.... read more...
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  • Shawn Petty was a scout team linebacker for Maryland when last season kicked off. A true freshman, the 6-foot-1, 235-pounder from Greenbelt, Md., was just trying to get into a groove in college and get accustomed to the differences in speed and intensity of the college game. By November, he was the Terrapins starting quarterback. Injuries to four other signal callers forc... read more...
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  • The Big Ten released its first football schedule with Rutgers and Maryland included, and the Scarlet Knights are getting quite a welcome to conference in 2014. Rutgers' first five Big Ten games are: home for Penn State and Michigan, back-to-back road trips at Ohio State and Nebraska, and a home game against Wisconsin. The Penn State game will be Sept. 13 in Piscataway. ... read more...
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  • When ESPN announced it's matchups for the Big Ten/ACC Challenge it was hard to contain the inner college basketball geek in me. I mean, getting matchups like UNC vs. Michigan State and Indiana vs. Syracuse is about as good as it gets for the challenge for it's 15th anniversary edition.  Those are just two examples of some great matchups and after the two conferences... read more...
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  • The first of my many NBA mock drafts to come. Its likely to change considerably once prospects begin individual workouts and with input from scouts and GMs. The real draft is June 27. 1. Cleveland: Ben McLemore, 6-4, SG, Kansas. Go with the player with the biggest upside (and healthiest knees), figure out the rest later. Dynamic scoring potential. 2. Orlando: Nerlens Noe... read more...
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