US EditionMaryland's Derik Queen hits game-winning shot to send Terrapins to Sweet 16
- Derik Queen made a game-winning fadeaway jumper at the buzzer, leading Maryland to a 72-71 victory over Colorado State and advancing to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament.
- Colorado State's Jalen Lake scored a go-ahead 3-pointer with six seconds left, putting his team ahead 71-70.
- Maryland called a timeout with three seconds remaining and successfully executed their final play.
- The Terrapins will next face Florida, the No. 1 seed in the West Region, in San Francisco.
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
Derik Queen, No. 4 Maryland set sights on top-seeded Florida
SAN FRANCISCO -- Florida's Todd Golden hopes a visit to his old coaching grounds will be just a brief stopover on the Gators' way back to the center of the college basketball stage. Meanwhile, Maryland hero Derik Queen makes the…
Maryland’s ‘Crab Five’ brings East Coast flair to Chase Center to face Florida, former USF coach Todd Golden
SAN FRANCISCO — Maryland and the Bay Area have a few things in common. They’re both on the coast. They both love basketball. And they both love seafood — especially crab. San Francisco famously boasts local Dungeness crab caught in the Pacific Ocean. Maryland adores blue crabs fished out of the Atlantic. This week, the two crab-crazed coastal regions are united by Maryland men’s basketball’s “Crab Five,” which faces off against Florida in the Sw…
Herald Bulletin
Derik Queen, aka 'Baby Jokic,' makes his mark on March Madness
Derik Queen’s teammates at Maryland call him “Baby Jokic.” But while Queen is an obviously gifted big man, he’s still something of a big kid, quick to joke with a broad smile that reveals his braces. The Big Ten Freshman…
The Billings Gazette
Maryland basks in historic tournament run
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Sarah Te-Biasu and Derik Queen have more in common on the basketball court than you might think.
Former Greene Devil heads to ‘Sweet 16’ after pass for buzzer beater
GREENEVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) — A former Greeneville Greene Devil had his shining moment in the NCAA tournament Sunday night. Ja'kobi Gillespie and the rest of the Maryland men's basketball team advanced to the round of 16 in the NCAA tournament after a buzzer-beating win over Colorado State Sunday night. In 2021 and 2022, Gillespie led the Greene Devils to back-to-back state championships. In his senior year, he was named "'Mr. Basketball" for the …
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