MARYLAND MEN S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK

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1 MARYLAND MEN S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS Year-by-Year Results Coaching Records...3 Arena History...3 Points ,000-Point Club...6 Points / 30-Point Games / 20-Point Games / Double Figures...7 Field Goals Point Field Goals Free Throws Rebounds Assists...16 Blocked Shots...17 Steals...18 Games / Starts...19 Minutes...,20 Triple-Doubles / Double-Doubles...21 Season Records by Class Annual Category Leaders All-Time Career Stats Single-Game Team Records...30 Comcast Center Records...31 Season Team Records Largest Margins...34 Overtime Games Point Games...35 Year-by-Year Team Stats All-Time Results Series Records Air Force to Columbia...46 Connecticut to George Mason...47 Georgetown to Liberty...48 Long Island to North Carolina ( )...49 North Carolina (1996-present) to Sacramento State...50 St. Francis, Pa., to Villanova...51 Virginia to Washington & Lee ( )...52 Washington & Lee ( ) to Youngstown State...53 All-Time Poll Rankings Regular Season Tournaments ACC Tournament Postseason NCAA Appearances...60 Terps Individual NCAA Records NIT Appearances...62 Terps Team NCAA Records...63 All-Time Roster / NCAA All-Tourney / NCAA Lineups...64 Media Relations Zack Bolno Senior Associate Athletics Director/Media Relations Office: (301) zbolno@umd.edu Justin Moore Assistant Director/Media Relations Office: (301) moore@umd.edu Mailing Address: University of Maryland; Athletics Media Relations 2731 Comcast Center, Terrapin Trail College Park, MD Notes This publication includes some statistics back to the season, which included field goals, free throws, fouls and points. Archived scores are included from old publications back to the beginning of men s basketball in Rebounding data is available from the season, with offensive rebounds being broken out starting in The NCAA made freshmen eligible in , so players prior to that time would have played for only three seasons. For longtime Maryland Basketball fans, think of the cutoff like this - Tom McMillen played three seasons, but John Lucas played four. Other than an experimental season the ACC had with a 3-point line at 17 feet, 9 inches in , the NCAA adopted the 3-point line at 19 feet, 9 inches in Assists records are available since , turnovers are available since , blocked shots and steals are available since When noting career records, a player s career is listed from his first fall participation through the spring of his final season (for instance, Greivis Vasquez s first season was in and he graduated after playing in his listings in career statistics in this book will be shown as ). Acknowledgements Thanks to the men s basketball contacts at the University of Maryland for their yearly work on updating this book. We ve added a few things, but the core of the publication comes from countless hours of updating and, hopefully, a relentless commitment to accuracy. Special mention in particular to Doug Dull, former associate athletics director for media relations, Justin Zawitoski for a semester of data entry, to John McNamara of the Annapolis Capital and Patrick Stevens of the Washington Times for their attention to detail, corrections and suggestions, to Anne Turkos and the outstanding staff at University Archives for all the help, and to Brian Morrison and the rest of the Atlantic Coast Conference SIDs for all the ideas we ve stolen. Some research was pulled from Any suggestions, changes, updates or corrections should be sent, with documentation, to Maryland Athletics Media Relations, 2731 Comcast Center, University of Maryland, College Park, MD MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 1

2 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Overall Final Conference Conference Tourn. Year Win Loss Pct. Rank Home Away Neu. Win Loss Pct. Finish Win Loss Finish Coach Postseason th 1 1 Quarterfinals H. Burton Shipley th 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley th 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley th 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley th DNP H. Burton Shipley st 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley th 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley nd 2 0 CHAMPIONS H. Burton Shipley T1st 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley rd 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley rd 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley th DNP H. Burton Shipley th 1 1 Semifinals H. Burton Shipley T10th 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley th 1 1 Semifinals H. Burton Shipley T2nd 2 1 Finals H. Burton Shipley th 1 1 Semifinals H. Burton Shipley th DNP H. Burton Shipley T12th DNP H. Burton Shipley th DNP H. Burton Shipley th 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley th 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley th 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley th 0 1 First Round H. Burton Shipley (24) th 0 1 First Round Flucie Stewart th 0 1 First Round Flucie Stewart th DNP Flucie Stewart (3) th 1 1 Semifinals Bud Millikan T6th 0 1 First Round Bud Millikan T2nd 1 1 Semifinals Bud Millikan [20] [NR] nd 1 1 Semifinals Bud Millikan rd 0 1 Quarterfinals Bud Millikan th 0 1 Quarterfinals Bud Millikan nd 1 1 Semifinals Bud Millikan [6] [6] th 3 0 CHAMPIONS Bud Millikan NCAA Elite Eight (2-1) T3rd 0 1 Quarterfinals Bud Millikan rd 0 1 Quarterfinals Bud Millikan th 1 1 Semifinals Bud Millikan th 0 1 Quarterfinals Bud Millikan T6th 0 1 Quarterfinals Bud Millikan th 0 1 Quarterfinals Bud Millikan T2nd 1 1 Semifinals Bud Millikan th 0 1 Quarterfinals Bud Millikan T5th 0 1 Quarterfinals Bud Millikan (17) th 0 1 Quarterfinals Frank Fellows T7th 0 1 Quarterfinals Frank Fellows (2) th 0 1 Quarterfinals Lefty Driesell T6th 0 1 Quarterfinals Lefty Driesell [14] [11] T2nd 2 1 Finals Lefty Driesell NIT CHAMPIONS (4-0) [8] [10] rd 2 1 Finals Lefty Driesell NCAA Elite Eight (1-1) [4] [4] T2nd 2 1 Finals Lefty Driesell [5] [5] st 0 1 Quarterfinals Lefty Driesell NCAA Elite Eight (2-1) [11] [13] T2nd 1 1 Semifinals Lefty Driesell th 0 1 Quarterfinals Lefty Driesell th 1 1 Semifinals Lefty Driesell th 1 1 Semifinals Lefty Driesell NIT Second Round (1-1) [8] [8] st 2 1 Finals Lefty Driesell NCAA Sweet 16 (1-1) Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

3 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Overall Final Conference Conference Tourn. Year Win Loss Pct. Rank Home Away Neu. Win Loss Pct. Finish Win Loss Finish Coach Postseason [18] [11] th 2 1 Finals Lefty Driesell NCAA Second Round (1-1) th 0 1 Quarterfinals Lefty Driesell NIT Second Round (2-1) T3rd 0 1 Quarterfinals Lefty Driesell NCAA Second Round (1-1) [11] [10] nd 3 0 CHAMPIONS Lefty Driesell NCAA Sweet 16 (1-1) T4th 0 1 Quarterfinals Lefty Driesell NCAA Sweet 16 (2-1) th 1 1 Semifinals Lefty Driesell (17) NCAA Second Round (1-1) th 0 1 Quarterfinals Bob Wade th 1 1 Semifinals Bob Wade NCAA Second Round (1-1) th 1 1 Semifinals Bob Wade (3) T5th 0 1 Quarterfinals Gary Williams NIT Second Round (1-1) th DNP Gary Williams th 1 1 Semifinals Gary Williams th 1 1 Semifinals Gary Williams [NR] [20] T4th 0 1 Quarterfinals Gary Williams NCAA Sweet 16 (2-1) [10] [11] T1st 1 1 Semifinals Gary Williams NCAA Sweet 16 (2-1) T4th 1 1 Semifinals Gary Williams NCAA First Round (0-1) [22] [NR] T4th 1 1 Semifinals Gary Williams NCAA First Round (0-1) [20] [15] rd 1 1 Semifinals Gary Williams NCAA Sweet 16 (2-1) [5] [8] nd 1 1 Semifinals Gary Williams NCAA Sweet 16 (2-1) [17] [25] nd 2 1 Finals Gary Williams NCAA Second Round (1-1) [11] [4] rd 1 1 Semifinals Gary Williams NCAA Final Four (4-1) [4] [1] st 1 1 Semifinals Gary Williams NCAA CHAMPIONS (6-0) [17] [10] T2nd 0 1 Quarterfinals Gary Williams NCAA Sweet 16 (2-1) [19] [24] th 3 0 CHAMPIONS Gary Williams NCAA Second Round (1-1) T6th 0 1 Quarterfinals Gary Williams NIT Semifinals (3-1) th 1 1 Quarterfinals Gary Williams NIT First Round (0-1) [18] [23] T3rd 0 1 First Round Gary Williams NCAA Second Round (1-1) T5th 0 1 First Round Gary Williams NIT Second Round (1-1) T7th 2 1 Semifinals Gary Williams NCAA Second Round (1-1) [20] [18] T1st 0 1 Quarterfinals Gary Williams NCAA Second Round (1-1) T7th 1 1 Quarterfinals Gary Williams (22) th 1 1 Quarterfinals Mark Turgeon (1) [ ] / [ ] indicates final rankings in AP and Coaches Polls COACHING RECORDS ARENA HISTORY Coach Seasons Yrs Overall Pct Conference Pct H. Burton Shipley Flucie Stewart Bud Millikan Frank Fellows Charles Lefty Driesell Bob Wade Gary Williams MARK TURGEON THE GYMNASIUM ( to seasons) H. Burton Shipley RITCHIE COLISEUM ( to seasons) H. Burton Shipley Flucie Stewart Bud Millikan COLE FIELD HOUSE ( to seasons) Bud Millikan Frank Fellows Charles Lefty Driesell Bob Wade Gary Williams COMCAST CENTER (2002-present seasons) Gary Williams MARK TURGEON MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 3

4 POINTS 30-POINT GAMES Ernest Graham vs. NC State (12/20/78) Al Bunge vs. Yale (1/4/60) Greivis Vasquez at Virginia Tech (2/27/10-2ot) Len Bias at Duke (1/25/86) Gene Shue vs. Washington & Lee (2/12/53) Joe Smith vs. Duke (3/1/95) Gene Shue vs. Wake Forest (3/6/53) S Walt Williams vs. Wake Forest (1/22/92) c Walt Williams vs. Clemson (3/12/92) A Walt Williams at Florida State (2/5/92) c Albert King vs. Clemson (2/29/80) A Jim O Brien vs. North Carolina (1/27/73) Howard White vs. South Carolina (12/16/70) Evers Burns vs. Georgia Tech (2/6/93) Greivis Vasquez vs. North Carolina (2/21/09) Nik Caner-Medley vs. Temple (1/15/05) Exree Hipp vs. Towson State (12/23/93) Jerrod Mustaf vs. Duke (2/10/90) Len Bias at North Carolina (2/20/86) Tom McMillen at George Washington (12/4/71) Walt Williams at Clemson (2/22/92) Tony Massenburg vs. Georgia Tech (2/3/90) John Lucas vs. NC State (1/28/76) John Lucas vs. Wake Forest (1/10/76) Gary Ward vs. Wake Forest (2/7/66) Terrell Stoglin at Miami (2/1/12) Greivis Vasquez at NC State (3/1/09) Nik Caner-Medley at Georgia Tech (1/25/06) Juan Dixon vs. Kansas (3/30/02) N Page 4 Juan Dixon vs. Georgia Tech (2/16/00) Keith Booth vs. Georgia Tech (3/9/96) Joe Smith vs. Clemson (2/25/95) Joe Smith vs. Utah (11/22/94) Joe Smith vs. Rider (11/30/93) Walt Williams at Virginia (1/29/92) Matt Roe vs. Georgia Tech (2/13/91) Walt Williams vs. North Carolina (1/10/90) Len Bias at George Mason (11/26/85) Tom McMillen vs. Navy (1/20/73) Tom McMillen vs. Canisius (12/17/71) Howard White vs. Georgetown (12/14/70) Will Hetzel vs. South Carolina (3/6/69) Bob O Brien vs. Clemson (1/7/56) Bob Kessler vs. Duke (3/1/56) A Terrell Stoglin vs. Colorado at Puerto Rico Tip-off (11/18/11) Lonny Baxter vs. Norfolk State (12/23/00) Laron Profit at Florida State (2/27/99) Steve Francis vs. Clemson (2/24/99) Kevin McLinton vs. Florida State (2/13/93) Walt Williams at North Carolina (1/13/92) Rudy Archer vs. Mt. St. Mary s (12/8/87) Derrick Lewis vs. UMBC (2/18/87) Albert King vs. Wake Forest (1/20/80) Tom McMillen vs. Georgetown (12/13/71) Barry Yates vs. Miami, Fla. (12/29/70) Terrell Stoglin vs. Notre Dame at BB&T Classic (12/4/11) James Gist at Wake Forest (2/28/08) Juan Dixon vs. Duke (2/9/00) Lonny Baxter vs. NC State (2/6/00) Juan Dixon vs. Georgia Tech (1/15/00) A c c Joe Smith vs. Texas (3/18/95) N Walt Williams vs. Virginia (3/7/92) Walt Williams vs. Clemson (1/25/92) c Walt Williams vs. West Virginia (12/7/91) Len Bias vs. UNLV (3/16/86) N Ernest Graham vs. Bucknell (12/22/79) John Lucas at North Carolina (2/15/75) John Lucas vs. Duke (2/2/74) Terrell Stoglin vs. North Carolina (3/9/12) A Greivis Vasquez vs. Virginia (2/15/10) Greivis Vasquez at Wake Forest (1/12/10) Nik Caner-Medley at Temple (1/28/06) John Gilchrist vs. NC State (3/13/04) A Juan Dixon vs. NC State (2/20/01) Juan Dixon vs. Wake Forest (1/17/01) Johnny Rhodes vs. Kentucky (11/24/95) Joe Smith vs. Massachusetts (12/10/94) Joe Smith at Oklahoma (12/7/93) Walt Williams vs. Florida State (1/18/92) c Walt Williams at NC State (1/11/92) c Walt Williams vs. Rutgers (12/27/90) Walt Williams vs. Boston College (12/3/90) Jerrod Mustaf vs. Delaware State (11/25/89) Tony Massenburg vs. Georgia Tech (2/14/89) Len Bias vs. Georgia Tech (2/22/86) Len Bias vs. Villanova (1/27/85) Adrian Branch vs. Virginia (1/30/85) Albert King at Virginia (2/21/79) John Lucas vs. NC State (1/16/75) Barry Yates vs. Richmond (1/2/71) (90 times) A ACC Tournament; N NCAA Tournament; S Southern Conference Tournament c -Walt Williams scored 30 points in 7 consecutive games during the season 500-POINT SEASONS Walt Williams (29 games) Len Bias (32 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Joe Smith (34 games) Len Bias (37 games) Terrell Stoglin (32 games) Albert King (31 games) Adrian Branch (37 games) Tom McMillen (32 games) Gene Shue (30 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Greivis Vasquez (33 games) Juan Dixon (35 games) Keith Booth (32 games) Tom McMillen (29 games) Greivis Vasquez (35 games) Jerrod Mustaf (33 games) Will Hetzel (26 games) Joe Smith (30 games) Steve Francis (34 games) Greivis Vasquez (34 games) John Lucas (28 games) Lonny Baxter (36 games) Albert King (31 games) Maryland Basketball Record Book

5 POINTS Tony Massenburg (31 games) Jordan Williams (33 games) John Lucas (28 games) Drew Nicholas (31 games) Lonny Baxter (35 games) Adrian Branch (29 games) Terence Morris (34 games) Lonny Baxter (35 games) James Gist (33 games) Tom McMillen (27 games) Terence Morris (34 games) Evers Burns (28 games) Jay McMillen (26 games) Nik Caner-Medley (32 games) Derrick Lewis (26 games) Gene Shue (23 games) Laron Profit (32 games) D.J. Strawberry (34 games) Johnny Rhodes (30 games) SEASON SCORING AVERAGE Walt Williams (29 games) Will Hetzel (26 games) Len Bias (32 games) Gene Shue (23 games) Gene Shue (30 games) Albert King (31 games) Terrell Stoglin (32 games) Tom McMillen (29 games) Tom McMillen (32 games) Joe Smith (34 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Bob Kessler (24 games) Bob Kessler (24 games) John Lucas (28 games) John Lucas (28 games) Jay McMillen (26 games) Derrick Lewis (26 games) Greivis Vasquez (33 games) John Lucas (24 games) Keith Booth (32 games) ,000-POINT CAREERS Juan Dixon (141 games) Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Len Bias (131 games) Albert King (118 games) Adrian Branch (123 games) John Lucas (110 games) Lonny Baxter (138 games) Tom McMillen (88 games) Keith Booth (126 games) Johnny Rhodes (122 games) Terence Morris (136 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Ernest Graham (118 games) Nik Caner-Medley (127 games) Laron Profit (125 games) Greg Manning (118 games) Derrick Lewis (127 games) James Gist (130 games) Gene Shue (74 games) Exree Hipp (121 games) Will Hetzel (76 games) Tony Massenburg (112 games) , Evers Burns (113 games) Jay McMillen (75 games) Joe Smith (64 games) Bob Kessler (78 games) Lee Brawley (99 games) Jim O Brien (83 games) Drew Nicholas (138 games) Steve Sheppard (76 games) Eric Hayes (133 games) Larry Gibson (101 games) Mike Jones (128 games) Obinna Ekezie (118 games) Maurice Howard (112 games) Buck Williams (85 games) Steve Blake (138 games) Brad Davis (102 games) D.J. Strawberry (111 games) Duane Simpkins (119 games) Chris McCray (103 games) Ekene Ibekwe (127 games) Landon Milbourne (117 games) Sean Mosley (132 games) Gary Ward (65 games) Keith Gatlin (122 games) , Terrell Stoglin (65 games) Kevin McLinton (91 games) John Gilchrist (91 games) Len Elmore (86 games) Lawrence Boston (82 games) CAREER SCORING AVERAGE Minimum 2 seasons, 1,000 points, 16.0 ppg Tom McMillen (88 games) Joe Smith (64 games) Gene Shue (74 games) John Lucas (110 games) Will Hetzel (76 games) Albert King (118 games) Jay McMillen (75 games) Gary Ward (65 games) Jerrod Mustaf (59 games) Len Bias (131 games) Terrell Stoglin (65 games) Adrian Branch (123 games) Bob Kessler (78 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Juan Dixon (141 games) Steve Sheppard (76 games) Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Terps in CAPS; Marks set in in bold MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 5

6 POINTS INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS Total 3-Pt Rebounds Player, Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF- FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 1. Juan Dixon Greivis Vasquez Len Bias Albert King Adrian Branch John Lucas Lonny Baxter Tom McMillen Keith Booth Johnny Rhodes Terence Morris Walt Williams Ernest Graham Nik Caner-Medley Laron Profit Greg Manning Derrick Lewis James Gist Gene Shue Exree Hipp Will Hetzel Tony Massenburg , Evers Burns Jay McMillen Joe Smith Bob Kessler Lee Brawley Jim O Brien Drew Nicholas Steve Sheppard Eric Hayes Larry Gibson Mike Jones Obinna Ekezie Maurice Howard Buck Williams Steve Blake Brad Davis D.J. Strawberry Duane Simpkins Chris McCray Ekene Ibekwe Landon Milbourne Sean Mosley Gary Ward Keith Gatlin , Terrell Stoglin Kevin McLinton John Gilchrist Len Elmore Lawrence Boston Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

7 POINTS 30-POINT GAMES - SEASON Walt Williams Joe Smith Len Bias Terrell Stoglin Greivis Vasquez Juan Dixon Tom McMillen times, last by Grevis Vasquez Consecutive 30-Point Games 7 Walt Williams 30 at NC State (1/11/92) 32 at North Carolina (1/13/92) 30 vs. Florida State (1/18/92) 39 vs. Wake Forest (1/22/92) 31 vs. Clemson (1/25/92) 33 at Virginia (1/29/92) 38 at Florida State (2/5/92) 2 Nik Caner-Medley 1/25/06-1/28/06 Joe Smith 2/25/95-3/1/95 Len Bias 2/20/86-2/22/86 Tom McMillen 12/13/71-12/17/71 Barry Yates 12/29/70-1/2/71 Howard White 12/14/70-12/16/70 30-POINT GAMES - CAREER Walt Williams Joe Smith Juan Dixon Len Bias Greivis Vasquez John Lucas Terrell Stoglin Tom McMillen Nik Caner-Medley Albert King POINT GAMES - SEASON Games with at least 20 points scored; available since Walt Williams (20 games) Len Bias (33 games) Terrell Stoglin (32 games) Joe Smith (34 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Len Bias (37 games) Adrian Branch (37 games) Tom McMillen (32 games) Albert King (31 games) John Lucas (28 games) POINT GAMES - CAREER Tom McMillen John Lucas Len Bias Juan Dixon Walt Williams Albert King Adrian Branch Greivis Vasquez Joe Smith Lonny Baxter DOUBLE-FIGURE GAMES - SEASON Len Bias (37 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Adrian Branch (37 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Len Bias (33 games) Joe Smith (34 games) Greivis Vasquez (35 games) Juan Dixon (35 games) Lonny Baxter (35 games) Albert King (31 games) Terrell Stoglin (32 games) Keith Booth (32 games) Greivis Vasquez (34 games) Steve Francis (34 games) Albert King (31 games) Tom McMillen (32 games) Jerrod Mustaf (33 games) Terence Morris (35 games) Consecutive Games in Single Season 36 Len Bias Consecutive Games in Multiple Seasons 74 Tom McMillen DOUBLE-FIGURE GAMES - CAREER Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Juan Dixon (141 games) Len Bias (131 games) Albert King (118 games) Adrian Branch (123 games) John Lucas (110 games) Johnny Rhodes (122 games) Lonny Baxter (138 games) Terence Morris (136 games) Walt Williams (105 games) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 7

8 FIELD GOALS SINGLE-GAME FIELD GOALS 18 Ernest Graham vs. NC State (12/20/78) Consecutive in Single Game 10 Ryan Randle vs. Wagner (1/4/03) Lonny Baxter vs. North Texas (12/23/98) Keith Gatlin vs. Clemson (2/17/85) Barry Yates vs. Miami (12/29/70) Consecutive Over Multiple Games 16 Ryan Randle, three games in 2003 season, also an ACC Record SEASON FIELD GOALS Albert King (31 games) Len Bias (37 games) Adrian Branch (37 games) Len Bias (32 games) Walt Williams (29 games) John Lucas (28 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Tom McMillen (29 games) Joe Smith (34 games) Gene Shue (30 games) Jerrod Mustaf (33 games) Tom McMillen (32 games) Juan Dixon (35 games) Will Hetzel (26 games) John Lucas (28 games) Albert King (31 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Ernest Graham (30 games) Terrell Stoglin (32 games) Greivis Vasquez (33 games) CAREER FIELD GOALS John Lucas (110 games) Albert King (118 games) Len Bias (131 games) Juan Dixon (141 games) Adrian Branch (123 games) Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Lonny Baxter (138 games) Tom McMillen (88 games) Ernest Graham (118 games) Johnny Rhodes (122 games) Terence Morris (136 games) Greg Manning (118 games) Keith Booth (126 games) Laron Profit (125 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Nik Caner-Medley (127 games) Derrick Lewis (127 games) Will Hetzel (76 games) Evers Burns (113 games) James Gist (130 games) SINGLE-GAME FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 34 Gene Shue vs. Washington & Lee (2/12/53) SEASON FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Walt Williams (29 games) Greivis Vasquez (35 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Terrell Stoglin (32 games) Adrian Branch (37 games) Will Hetzel (26 games) Len Bias (37 games) Greivis Vasquez (33 games) Juan Dixon (35 games) Albert King (31 games) John Lucas (28 games) Len Bias (32 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Gene Shue (30 games) Bob Kessler (24 games) Albert King (31 games) Greivis Vasquez (34 games) John Lucas (28 games) Ernest Graham (30 games) Jerrod Mustaf (33 games) CAREER FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Juan Dixon (141 games) Albert King (118 games) John Lucas (110 games) Adrian Branch (123 games) Len Bias (131 games) Johnny Rhodes (122 games) Ernest Graham (118 games) Terence Morris (136 games) Keith Booth (126 games) Lonny Baxter (138 games) Tom McMillen (88 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Will Hetzel (76 games) Nik Caner-Medley (127 games) Laron Profit (125 games) Bob Kessler (78 games) Jay McMillen (75 games) Exree Hipp (121 games) Evers Burns (113 games) Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

9 FIELD GOALS SINGLE-GAME FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Minimum 8 FGA (10-10) Ryan Randle vs. Wagner (1/4/03) (10-10) Lonny Baxter vs. North Texas (12/23/98) (9-9) Steve Francis vs. NC State (1/10/99) (8-8) Sean Mosley vs. Longwood (1/19/10) (8-8) Obinna Ekezie vs. American (12/21/96) (8-8) Joe Smith vs. Clemson (1/25/95) (8-8) Ben Coleman vs. Wake Forest (2/26/84) (8-8) Ben Coleman vs. Duquesne (12/10/83) (8-8) Greg Manning vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (12/10/80) (8-8) Buck Williams vs. Canisius (12/23/78) (8-8) Gary Williams vs. South Carolina (12/10/66) SEASON FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Minimum 100 FGs Buck Williams ( ) Greg Manning ( ) Johnny Rhodes ( ) Charles Pittman ( ) Ben Coleman ( ) Buck Williams ( ) Tom Roy ( ) Derrick Lewis ( ) Brian Williams ( ) Lawrence Boston ( ) Larry Gibson ( ) Tom McMillen ( ) Buck Williams ( ) Brad Davis ( ) Lawrence Boston ( ) CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Minimum 2 seasons, 250 FG Buck Williams ( ) Ben Coleman ( ) Greg Manning ( ) Lee Brawley ( ) Lawrence Boston ( ) Tom McMillen ( ) Lonny Baxter ( ) Larry Gibson ( ) Joe Smith ( ) Maurice Howard ( ) Derrick Lewis ( ) Len Bias ( ) Brad Davis ( ) Steve Sheppard ( ) Jordan Williams ( ) Terps in CAPS; Marks set in in bold MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 9

10 3-POINT FIELD GOALS SINGLE-GAME 3-POINT FG MADE 9 Mike Jones vs. Missouri-Kansas City (12/13/06) SEASON 3-POINT FG MADE Juan Dixon (36 games) Terrell Stoglin (32 games) Walt Williams (29 games) Mike Jones (34 games) Drew Nicholas (31 games) Greivis Vasquez (33 games) Greivis Vasquez (35 games) Eric Hayes (33 games) Greivis Vasquez (34 games) Teyon McCoy (32 games) Steve Blake (31 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Mike Jones (32 games) Sarunas Jasikevicius (32 games) Johnny Rhodes (28 games) Eric Hayes (31 games) Keith Gatlin (21 games) Eric Hayes (35 games) Juan Dixon (35 games) Rudy Archer (31 games) Matt Roe (28 games) SINGLE-GAME 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 15 Greivis Vasquez at Virginia Tech (2/27/10-2ot) 13 Mike Jones vs. Missouri-Kansas City (12/13/06) 13 Danny Miller vs. Clemson (1/22/00) SEASON 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS Walt Williams (29 games) Terrell Stoglin (32 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Greivis Vasquez (34 games) Greivis Vasquez (35 games) Greivis Vasquez (33 games) Mike Jones (34 games) Drew Nicholas (31 games) Johnny Rhodes (28 games) Teyon McCoy (32 games) Matt Roe (28 games) Steve Blake (31 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Sarunas Jasikevicius (32 games) Mike Jones (32 games) Eric Hayes (35 games) Eric Hayes (31 games) Eric Hayes (33 games) Juan Dixon (35 games) Johnny Rhodes (30 games) CAREER 3-POINT FG MADE Juan Dixon (141 games) Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Mike Jones (128 games) Eric Hayes (133 games) Johnny Rhodes (122 games) Steve Blake (138 games) Drew Nicholas (138 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Sarunas Jasikevicius (120 games) Teyon McCoy (89 games) , Duane Simpkins (119 games) Terrell Stoglin (65 games) Nik Caner-Medley (127 games) Laron Profit (125 games) Chris McCray (103 games) Terence Morris (136 games) Terrell Stokes (128 games) John Gilchrist (91 games) Exree Hipp (121 games) Cliff Tucker (131 games) CAREER 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Juan Dixon (141 games) Johnny Rhodes (122 games) Mike Jones (128 games) Eric Hayes (133 games) Steve Blake (138 games) Drew Nicholas (138 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Sarunas Jasikevicius (120 games) Nik Caner-Medley (127 games) Terrell Stoglin (65 games) Laron Profit (125 games) Duane Simpkins (119 games) Teyon McCoy (89 games) , Chris McCray (103 games) Terence Morris (136 games) Exree Hipp (121 games) Terrell Stokes (128 games) Cliff Tucker (131 games) John Gilchrist (91 games) Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

11 3-POINT FIELD GOALS SEASON 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE Minimum 40 3FGs Made Keith Gatlin (56-113) Eric Hayes (64-141) Duane Simpkins (45-100) Mike Jones (81-184) Steve Blake (64-154) Mike Jones (61-147) Juan Dixon (62-151) Drew Nicholas (73-178) Sarunas Jasikevicius (60-151) Juan Dixon (92-232) Rudy Archer (48-122) Eric Hayes (56-143) Teyon McCoy (64-164) CAREER 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE Minimum 2 seasons, 75 3FGs Teyon McCoy ( ) , Mike Jones ( ) Duane Simpkins ( ) Eric Hayes ( ) Drew Nicholas ( ) John Gilchrist (85-217) Juan Dixon ( ) Steve Blake ( ) Terrell Stokes (89-235) Terrell Stoglin ( ) Sarunas Jasikevicius ( ) Walt Williams ( ) Cliff Tucker (80-227) Terence Morris ( ) Nik Caner-Medley ( ) Terps in CAPS; Marks set in in bold MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 11

12 FREE THROWS SINGLE-GAME FREE THROWS MADE 17 Tom McMillen vs. Canisius (12/17/71) Consecutive FT in Single Game 15 Albert King vs. Boston University (2/11/80) Consecutive FT Over Multiple Games 40 Juan Dixon SEASON FREE THROWS MADE Keith Booth (32 games) Len Bias (32 games) Joe Smith (34 games) Tom McMillen (32 games) Gene Shue (30 games) Walt Williams (29 games) Bob Kessler (24 games) Joe Smith (30 games) Keith Booth (30 games) Terrell Stoglin (32 games) Gene Shue (23 games) Len Bias (37 games) Lonny Baxter (35 games) Tony Massenburg (31 games) Jerry Greenspan (21 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Lee Brawley (27 games) Will Hetzel (26 games) Greivis Vasquez (33 games) Jim O Brien (21 games) Obinna Ekezie (32 games) CAREER FREE THROWS MADE Minimum 300 FT Keith Booth (126 games) Len Bias (131 games) Adrian Branch (123 games) Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Lonny Baxter (138 games) Juan Dixon (141 games) Tom McMillen (88 games) Lee Brawley (99 games) Bob Kessler (78 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Gene Shue (74 games) Joe Smith (64 games) Obinna Ekezie (118 games) Terence Morris (136 games) Albert King (118 games) Nik Caner-Medley (127 games) Jerry Greenspan (61 games) Greg Manning (118 games) Derrick Lewis (127 games) Duane Simpkins (119 games) James Gist (130 games) Tony Massenburg (112 games) , Jim O Brien (83 games) SINGLE-GAME FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 24 Keith Booth vs. George Washington (12/9/96) SEASON FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Keith Booth (32 games) Joe Smith (34 games) Bob Kessler (24 games) Len Bias (32 games) Tom McMillen (32 games) Lonny Baxter (35 games) Walt Williams (29 games) Joe Smith (30 games) Gene Shue (30 games) Jordan Williams (33 games) Gene Shue (23 games) Keith Booth (30 games) Lonny Baxter (36 games) Bob Kessler (24 games) Terrell Stoglin (32 games) Tony Massenburg (31 games) Obinna Ekezie (32 games) Len Bias (37 games) Jerry Greenspan (21 games) Lee Brawley (27 games) Lonny Baxter (35 games) CAREER FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Minimum 400 FTA Keith Booth (126 games) Lonny Baxter (138 games) Adrian Branch (123 games) Len Bias (131 games) Bob Kessler (78 games) Lee Brawley (99 games) Obinna Ekezie (118 games) Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Gene Shue (74 games) Tom McMillen (88 games) Joe Smith (64 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Juan Dixon (141 games) Derrick Lewis (127 games) Ekene Ibekwe (127 games) Tony Massenburg (112 games) , James Gist (130 games) Terence Morris (136 games) Albert King (118 games) Laron Profit (125 games) Nik Caner-Medley (127 games) Jerry Greenspan (61 games) Buck Williams (85 games) D.J. Strawberry (111 games) Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

13 FREE THROWS SINGLE-GAME FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Minimum 10 Attempts (14-14) Jerry Greenspan vs. Minnesota (12/10/60) (13-13) Len Bias vs. North Carolina (2/20/86) Lee Brawley vs. North Carolina (1/2/51) (12-12) Nik Caner-Medley at Virginia (3/6/06) Duane Simpkins vs. Kentucky (11/24/95) Matt Roe vs. Wake Forest (2/23/91) Tony Massenburg at Penn State (3/19/90) Bill Stasiulatis vs. Wake Forest (3/3/61) Bob Kessler vs. George Washington (1/5/56) Lee Brawley vs. North Carolina (1/2/51) (11-11) Juan Dixon vs. Georgia Tech (1/6/01) Duane Simpkins vs. Virginia (3/5/94) (10-10) Sean Mosley vs. Georgia Tech (1/15/12) Terrell Stoglin at Virginia Tech (2/15/11) Greivis Vasquez at Virginia Tech (2/27/10-2ot) Chris McCray vs. Duke (2/12/05) Juan Dixon vs. Wake Forest (1/17/01) Tom Milroy vs. Penn State (11/30/68) Jerry Bechtle vs. North Carolina (2/23/60) SEASON FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Minimum 75 FT Made Greg Manning (79-87) Chris McCray ( ) Juan Dixon ( ) Greivis Vasquez ( ) Juan Dixon ( ) Len Bias ( ) Greivis Vasquez ( ) Greg Manning (92-108) Drew Nicholas ( ) Duane Simpkins (87-103) Jim O Brien (92-109) Paul Jelus (80-95) Duane Simpkins ( ) John Lucas (97-116) Sean Mosley (91-109) CAREER FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Minimum 2 seasons, 175 FT Made Eric Hayes ( ) Greg Manning ( ) Chris McCray ( ) Juan Dixon ( ) Greivis Vasquez ( ) Duane Simpkins ( ) Mike Jones ( ) Jim O Brien ( ) Terrell Stoglin ( ) Tom McMillen ( ) Len Bias ( ) Drew Nicholas ( ) Sean Mosley ( ) Brad Davis ( ) Gary Ward ( ) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 13

14 REBOUNDS 20-REBOUND GAMES Len Elmore at Wake Forest (2/27/74) Len Elmore vs. Kent State (1/2/73) Will Hetzel vs. West Virginia (12/4/68) Derrick Lewis at James Madison (1/28/87) Buck Williams vs. Louisville (12/13/80) Buck Williams at UNLV (12/4/78) Al Bunge vs. Georgetown (2/26/58) Bob Kessler vs. Georgetown (2/25/56) Joe Smith vs. Texas (3/18/95) Joe Smith vs. Virginia (2/1/95) Mike Davis vs. Pittsburgh (2/15/77) Len Elmore vs. North Carolina (2/13/74) Len Elmore vs. Eastern Kentucky (12/5/73) Joe Smith vs. Florida State (1/11/94) Tony Massenburg at Georgia Tech (2/13/90) Len Elmore vs. Duke (2/2/74) Len Elmore vs. Richmond (1/2/74) SINGLE-SEASON REBOUNDS Len Elmore (28 games) Jordan Williams (121o-267d) Buck Williams (31 games) Joe Smith (135o-227d) Len Elmore (32 games) Bob Kessler (24 games) Buck Williams (30 games) Tom Roy (29 games) Joe Smith (109o-212d) Will Hetzel (26 games) Tony Massenburg (120o-194d) Lonny Baxter (126o-182d) Tom McMillen (32 games) Terence Morris (93o-200d) Len Elmore (26 games) Al Bunge (23 games) Lonny Baxter (80o-208d) Lonny Baxter (101o-185d) Tom McMillen (29 games) Jordan Williams (94o-190d) Jamar Smith (97o-186d) Bob McDonald (26 games) Terence Morris (91o-186d) Gary Ward (26 games) Ben Coleman (32 games) Tom McMillen (27 games) CAREER REBOUNDS Len Elmore (86 games) Lonny Baxter (347o-651d) Derrick Lewis (120o-828d) Buck Williams (85 games) Terence Morris (319o-606d) Keith Booth (326o-590d) Larry Gibson (101 games) Tom McMillen (88 games) Al Bunge (75 games) James Gist (237o-546d) Ekene Ibekwe (276o-505d) Len Bias (131 games) Page 14 (17 times) Tony Massenburg (270o-452d) , Albert King (118 games) Johnny Rhodes (285o-419d) Will Hetzel (76 games) Joe Smith (244o-439d) Jordan Williams (215o-457d) Obinna Ekezie (253o-418d) Nik Caner-Medley (248o-411d) Rod Horst (76 games) Greivis Vasquez (132o-515d) Herman Veal (103 games) Evers Burns (261o-373d) Lawrence Boston (82 games) Travis Garrison (261o-367d) Gary Ward (65 games) Juan Dixon (199o-400d) Bob Kessler (78 games) Tom Roy (86 games) Steve Sheppard (76 games) Sean Mosley (195o-383d) Ernest Graham (118 games) Laron Profit (181o-391d) Rodney Elliott (198o-372d) Adrian Branch (123 games) Jay McMillen (75 games) Ben Coleman (62 games) Jerry Greenspan (61 games) SEASON REBOUNDING AVERAGE Len Elmore (28 games) Bob Kessler (24 games) Al Bunge (23 games) Will Hetzel (26 games) Jordan Williams (33 games) Buck Williams (31 games) Len Elmore (26 games) Tom Roy (29 games) Len Elmore (32 games) Bob Kessler (24 games) Buck Williams (30 games) Bob McDonald (26 games) Joe Smith (30 games) Joe Smith (34 games) Al Bunge (23 games) Gary Ward (26 games) Bob Everett (24 games) Tony Massenburg (31 games) Buck Williams (24 games) Tom McMillen (27 games) Rod Horst (26 games) Tom McMillen (29 games) Gary Ward (25 games) Tom McMillen (32 games) Derrick Lewis (26 games) Maryland Basketball Record Book

15 REBOUNDS CAREER REBOUNDING AVERAGE Minimum 2 seasons, 300 Rebounds Len Elmore (86 games) Buck Williams (85 games) Joe Smith (64 games) Al Bunge (75 games) Jordan Williams (66 games) Tom McMillen (88 games) Gary Ward (65 games) Will Hetzel (76 games) Larry Gibson (101 games) Rod Horst (76 games) Ben Coleman (62 games) Sparky Still (52 games) Jerry Greenspan (61 games) Jerrod Mustaf (59 games) Bob Kessler (78 games) Lawrence Boston (82 games) Steve Sheppard (76 games) Derrick Lewis (127 games) Bob McDonald (52 games) Rich Drescher (52 games) Keith Booth (126 games) SEASON OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Offensive rebound data available since Joe Smith (135o-227d) Lonny Baxter (126o-182d) Jordan Williams (121o-267d) Tony Massenburg (120o-194d) Joe Smith (109o-212d) JAMES PADGETT (107o-79d) Evers Burns (103o-146d) Lonny Baxter (101o-185d) Jamar Smith (97o-186d) Chris Wilcox (97o-160d) Ekene Ibekwe (95o-161d) Landon Milbourne (94o-88d) Jordan Williams (94o-190d) Terence Morris (93o-200d) Terence Morris (91o-186d) SEASON OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME Joe Smith (34 games) Tony Massenburg (31 games) Evers Burns (28 games) Jordan Williams (33 games) Joe Smith (30 games) Lonny Baxter (35 games) JAMES PADGETT (32 games) Jamar Smith (32 games) Tony Massenburg (29 games) Ekene Ibekwe (33 games) Johnny Rhodes (30 games) Jordan Williams (33 games) Tony Massenburg (23 games) Lonny Baxter (36 games) Evers Burns (29 games) CAREER OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME Minimum 2 seasons, 100 offensive rebounds Joe Smith (64 games) Jordan Williams (66 games) Keith Booth (126 games) Lonny Baxter (138 games) Jerrod Mustaf (59 games) Terence Morris (136 games) Johnny Rhodes (122 games) Evers Burns (113 games) Byron Mouton (72 games) Ekene Ibekwe (127 games) Jamar Smith (62 games) Obinna Ekezie (118 games) Travis Garrison (125 games) Nik Caner-Medley (127 games) Bambale Osby (67 games) Landon Milbourne (117 games) JAMES PADGETT (91 games) Terps in CAPS; Marks set in in bold CAREER OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Lonny Baxter (347o-651d) Keith Booth (326o-590d) Terence Morris (319o-606d) Johnny Rhodes (285o-419d) Ekene Ibekwe (276o-505d) Tony Massenburg (270o-452d) , Evers Burns (261o-373d) Travis Garrison (261o-367d) Obinna Ekezie (253o-418d) Nik Caner-Medley (248o-411d) Joe Smith (244o-439d) James Gist (237o-546d) Jordan Williams (215o-457d) Landon Milbourne (215o-257d) Juan Dixon (199o-400d) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 15

16 ASSISTS SINGLE-GAME ASSISTS Greivis Vasquez vs. NC State (2/9/08) 15 Terrell Stokes vs. Western Carolina (11/14/98) Steve Blake vs. North Carolina (1/9/02) 14 Terrell Stokes vs. Towson State (11/30/96) Greivis Vasquez vs. Clemson (2/24/10) 13 Greivis Vasquez vs. Charleston Southern (11/13/09) 13 Steve Blake vs. Wake Forest (2/24/02) 13 Steve Blake vs. Duke (2/17/02) 13 Steve Blake vs. Clemson (1/20/02) 13 Steve Blake vs. Duquesne (11/30/02) 13 Steve Blake vs. Stony Brook (12/6/00) 13 Steve Francis vs. Virginia (2/6/99) 13 Keith Gatlin vs. Virginia (1/30/84) (12 times) SEASON ASSISTS Available since Steve Blake Steve Blake Greivis Vasquez Steve Blake Keith Gatlin Steve Blake Terrell Stokes Greivis Vasquez Keith Gatlin John Lucas Greivis Vasquez Kevin McLinton Rudy Archer Brad Davis Duane Simpkins John Gilchrist John Lucas Greivis Vasquez Kevin McLinton John Gilchrist Steve Francis Walt Williams Terrell Stokes Keith Gatlin Terrell Stokes CAREER ASSISTS Steve Blake Greivis Vasquez Keith Gatlin , Terrell Stokes John Lucas Eric Hayes Duane Simpkins Kevin McLinton Dutch Morley Johnny Rhodes Brad Davis Walt Williams Juan Dixon John Gilchrist Jeff Adkins Ernest Graham Exree Hipp D.J. Strawberry Drew Nicholas Albert King Keith Booth Teyon McCoy , Adrian Branch Laron Profit Adrian Bowie SEASON ASSISTS PER GAME Minimum 75 percent of team games played Steve Blake (36 games) Steve Blake (31 games) Steve Blake (36 games) Greivis Vasquez (34 games) Keith Gatlin (32 games) Greivis Vasquez (33 games) Terrell Stokes (34 games) Kevin McLinton (28 games) Steve Blake (35 games) Keith Gatlin (37 games) John Lucas (30 games) Brad Davis (28 games) John Lucas (28 games) Rudy Archer (31 games) John Gilchrist (28 games) CAREER ASSISTS PER GAME Minimum 2 seasons, 150 assists Steve Blake (138 games) Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Keith Gatlin (122 games) , Kevin McLinton (91 games) John Lucas (110 games) Terrell Stokes (128 games) Brad Davis (102 games) Duane Simpkins (119 games) John Gilchrist (91 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Eric Hayes (133 games) Dutch Morley (120 games) Johnny Rhodes (122 games) PE SHON HOWARD (47 games) Teyon McCoy (89 games) ,89-90 Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

17 BLOCKED SHOTS SINGLE-GAME BLOCKED SHOTS Cedric Lewis at South Florida (1/20/91) Derrick Lewis at James Madison (1/28/87) Derrick Lewis vs. UMES (2/27/87) Derrick Lewis vs. UMBC (2/18/87) Derrick Lewis vs. Towson State (2/21/85) Derrick Lewis vs. Tennessee (11/24/84) 7. 8 Ekene Ibekwe vs. Mount St. Mary s (12/28/06) Cedric Lewis vs. Georgia Tech (2/13/91) Cedric Lewis vs. UMBC (1/7/91) Cedric Lewis vs. UC Irvine (12/11/90) Larry Gibson vs. St. Joseph s (12/29/78) SEASON BLOCKED SHOTS Available since Cedric Lewis Derrick Lewis Derrick Lewis Joe Smith Joe Smith Ekene Ibekwe Lonny Baxter Terence Morris Terence Morris James Gist James Gist Terence Morris Derrick Lewis Bambale Osby Lonny Baxter Tahj Holden Larry Gibson Larry Gibson Ekene Ibekwe Derrick Lewis Lonny Baxter Chris Wilcox James Gist Cedric Lewis ALEX LEN (11 times) CAREER BLOCKED SHOTS Derrick Lewis Terence Morris Cedric Lewis James Gist Ekene Ibekwe Lonny Baxter Joe Smith Travis Garrison Tahj Holden Obinna Ekezie Larry Gibson Dino Gregory Landon Milbourne Tony Massenburg , Len Bias Buck Williams Nik Caner-Medley Bambale Osby Walt Williams Jordan Williams Laron Profit Ben Coleman Mike Mardesich Keith Booth Chris Wilcox SEASON BLOCKED SHOTS AVERAGE Minimum 75 percent of team games played, 2.0 per game Cedric Lewis (28 games) Derrick Lewis (26 games) Joe Smith (30 games) Joe Smith (34 games) Derrick Lewis (37 games) Ekene Ibekwe (33 games) James Gist (33 games) Terence Morris (34 games) Lonny Baxter (35 games) Terence Morris (36 games) Derrick Lewis (33 games) James Gist (34 games) Bambale Osby (33 games) Terence Morris (34 games) Larry Gibson (28 games) Lonny Baxter (35 games) Tahj Holden (30 games) CAREER BLOCKED SHOTS AVERAGE Minimum 2 seasons, 50 blocked shots Joe Smith (64 games) Derrick Lewis (127 games) Cedric Lewis (95 games) Terence Morris (136 games) Ekene Ibekwe (127 games) James Gist (130 games) Lonny Baxter (138 games) Bambale Osby (67 games) Ben Coleman (62 games) Jordan Williams (66 games) Larry Gibson (101 games) Travis Garrison (125 games) Chris Kerwin (57 games) Obinna Ekezie (118 games) Tahj Holden (128 games) Terps in CAPS; Marks set in in bold MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 17

18 STEALS SINGLE-GAME STEALS 1. 9 Johnny Rhodes at North Carolina (2/7/96) 9 Johnny Rhodes vs. American (12/23/95) 3. 8 Juan Dixon vs. Florida State (1/26/02) 8 Juan Dixon vs. North Carolina (1/9/02) 8 Juan Dixon vs. Georgia Tech (1/6/01) 8 Terrell Stokes vs. S.C. State (12/27/98) 7. 7 Chris McCray vs. Wagner (1/4/03) 7 Juan Dixon vs. UMES (12/30/00) 7 Laron Profit vs. Clemson (1/15/97) 7 Johnny Rhodes at Virginia (2/1/96) 7 Johnny Rhodes vs. Howard (12/6/95) 7 Walt Williams vs. Mount St. Mary s (11/23/91) 7 Walt Williams vs. North Carolina (3/11/89) (13 times) 50-STEAL SEASONS Available since ; Minimum Johnny Rhodes Juan Dixon Steve Francis Juan Dixon Juan Dixon Laron Profit Johnny Rhodes Johnny Rhodes Steve Blake Johnny Rhodes D.J. Strawberry Laron Profit Terrell Stokes Keith Booth Dutch Morley Walt Williams Chris McCray D.J. Strawberry Laron Profit Steve Blake Walt Williams Greivis Vasquez John Gilchrist Steve Blake Chris McCray Terence Morris Joe Smith D.J. Strawberry Steve Blake Terence Morris Juan Dixon CAREER STEALS Johnny Rhodes Juan Dixon Laron Profit Steve Blake D.J. Strawberry Keith Booth Greivis Vasquez Terrell Stokes Walt Williams Page Dutch Morley Chris McCray Terence Morris Sean Mosley Nik Caner-Medley Derrick Lewis Kevin McLinton Eric Hayes Adrian Bowie Ernest Graham John Gilchrist James Gist Lonny Baxter Duane Simpkins Exree Hipp Albert King SEASON STEALS AVERAGE Minimum 75 percent of team games, 2.0 SPG Johnny Rhodes (30 games) Steve Francis (34 games) Juan Dixon (35 games) Laron Profit (32 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Johnny Rhodes (30 games) Juan Dixon (36 games) Johnny Rhodes (28 games) Johnny Rhodes (34 games) Walt Williams (29 games) Dutch Morley (31 games) D.J. Strawberry (34 games) Steve Blake (35 games) Laron Profit (34 games) Keith Booth (32 games) Terrell Stokes (34 games) CAREER STEALS AVERAGE Minimum 2 seasons, 75 steals Johnny Rhodes (122 games) Juan Dixon (141 games) Laron Profit (125 games) D.J. Strawberry (111 games) Steve Blake (138 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Chris McCray (103 games) Keith Booth (126 games) Kevin McLinton (91 games) Terrell Stokes (128 games) Joe Smith (64 games) Dutch Morley (120 games) Greivis Vasquez (136 games) John Gilchrist (91 games) Maryland Basketball Record Book

19 GAMES - STARTS SEASON GAMES PLAYED Jeff Adkins Terry Long Tom Jones Keith Gatlin Len Bias Adrian Branch Derrick Lewis Drew Nicholas Tahj Holden Byron Mouton Steve Blake Byron Mouton Juan Dixon Terence Morris Drew Nicholas Chris Wilcox Lonny Baxter Juan Dixon Mike Mardesich Steve Blake Danny Miller CAREER GAMES Minimum Juan Dixon Steve Blake Drew Nicholas Lonny Baxter Mike Mardesich Greivis Vasquez Terence Morris Adrian Bowie Eric Hayes Sean Mosley Cliff Tucker Len Bias James Gist Matt Kovarik Tahj Holden Jeff Adkins Mike Jones Terrell Stokes Derrick Lewis Ekene Ibekwe Nik Caner-Medley Keith Booth Travis Garrison Laron Profit Adrian Branch Rodney Elliott Keith Gatlin , Johnny Rhodes Exree Hipp Dutch Morley Sarunas Jasikevicius SEASON GAMES STARTED Adrian Branch Len Bias Steve Blake Juan Dixon Terence Morris Juan Dixon Steve Blake Lonny Baxter Lonny Baxter Lonny Baxter Greivis Vasquez Juan Dixon Keith Gatlin Landon Milbourne Byron Mouton CAREER STARTS Steve Blake Keith Booth Derrick Lewis Greivis Vasquez Adrian Branch Johnny Rhodes Exree Hipp Lonny Baxter Len Bias Nik Caner-Medley Albert King Sean Mosley Juan Dixon Obinna Ekezie Terence Morris Landon Milbourne Greg Manning Laron Profit Eric Hayes Larry Gibson Terrell Stokes Consecutive Starts 126 Keith Booth Terps in CAPS; Marks set in in bold MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 19

20 MINUTES SEASON MINUTES Len Bias Adrian Branch Greivis Vasquez Greivis Vasquez Juan Dixon Juan Dixon Len Bias Steve Blake Keith Gatlin Greivis Vasquez Steve Blake Johnny Rhodes Derrick Lewis Joe Smith Duane Simpkins Len Bias Terence Morris Keith Booth Juan Dixon Ben Coleman John Gilchrist D.J. Strawberry Buck Williams Derrick Lewis Derrick Lewis CAREER MINUTES Greivis Vasquez Steve Blake Len Bias Derrick Lewis Adrian Branch Johnny Rhodes Juan Dixon Keith Booth Eric Hayes Terence Morris Nik Caner-Medley Keith Gatlin , Terrell Stokes Exree Hipp Sean Mosley Jeff Adkins Laron Profit Lonny Baxter Duane Simpkins James Gist Walt Williams D.J. Strawberry Tony Massenburg , Landon Milbourne Drew Nicholas SEASON MINUTES PER GAME John Johnson (29 games) Len Bias (32 games) Greivis Vasquez (34 games) Len Bias (37 games) Adrian Branch (29 games) Walt Williams (29 games) Derrick Lewis (26 games) Adrian Branch (37 games) Buck Williams (31 games) Derrick Lewis (31 games) Greg Nared (28 games) Matt Roe (28 games) Albert King (31 games) Greivis Vasquez (35 games) Tony Massenburg (29 games) CAREER MINUTES PER GAME Minimum 2 seasons, 2,000 minutes Adrian Branch (123 games) Ben Coleman (62 games) Greivis Vasquez (136 games) Johnny Rhodes (122 games) Derrick Lewis (127 games) Len Bias (131 games) Joe Smith (64 games) Steve Blake (138 games) Kevin McLinton (91 games) Keith Booth (126 games) Walt Williams (105 games) Eric Hayes (133 games) Keith Gatlin (122 games) , Exree Hipp (121 games) Juan Dixon (141 games) Terps in CAPS; Marks set in in bold Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

21 TRIPLE / DOUBLE-DOUBLES TRIPLE-DOUBLES Derrick Lewis (2) 32 points, 10 rebounds, 10 blocks vs. UMBC (2/17/1987) 29 points, 23 rebounds, 12 blocks vs. James Madison (1/28/1987) Greivis Vasquez (1) 35 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists vs. North Carolina (2/21/2009) SEASON DOUBLE-DOUBLES Jordan Williams Len Elmore Joe Smith Buck Williams Joe Smith Tony Massenburg Tom McMillen Tom McMillen Tom McMillen Tom Roy Evers Burns Steve Sheppard Lonny Baxter Terence Morris Buck Williams (25 occurrences with at least 10 in a season) Consecutive Jordan Williams 11/26/2010-1/22/ Len Elmore Joe Smith Joe Smith Tom Roy Cedric Lewis Tony Massenburg Buck Williams Tom McMillen (9x) last by Jamar Smith CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLES Tom McMillen Len Elmore Buck Williams Joe Smith Jordan Williams Lonny Baxter Larry Gibson Tony Massenburg , Terence Morris Keith Booth Derrick Lewis Steve Sheppard Tom Roy Ben Coleman Lawrence Boston Evers Burns Herman Veal James Gist Ekene Ibekwe Jerrod Mustaf Albert King Records available since Game-by-game assists available since MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 21

22 SEASON RECORDS BY CLASS FRESHMAN RECORDS Points Joe Smith (1994) Adrian Branch (1982) John Lucas (1973) Johnny Rhodes (1993) Albert King (1978) Terrell Stoglin (2011) Jerrod Mustaf (1989) Steve Hood (1987) Scoring Average Joe Smith (1994) Adrian Branch (1982) Jerrod Mustaf (1989) Steve Hood (1987) 14.2 John Lucas (1973) Johnny Rhodes (1993) Albert King (1978) Brad Davis (1975) Rebounds Buck Williams (1979) Joe Smith (1994) Jordan Williams (2010) Derrick Lewis (1985) Jerrod Mustaf (1989) Albert King (1978) Keith Booth (1994) Brian Williams (1988) Rebound Average Joe Smith (1994) Buck Williams (1979) Larry Gibson (1976) Jordan Williams (2010) Jerrod Mustaf (1989) Albert King (1978) Derrick Lewis (1985) Keith Booth (1994) Field Goals Made John Lucas (1973) Joe Smith (1994) Adrian Branch (1982) 164 Albert King (1978) Jerrod Mustaf (1989) Johnny Rhodes (1993) Brad Davis (1975) Steve Hood (1987) Field Goals Attempted Joe Smith (1994) Johnny Rhodes (1993) John Lucas (1973) Adrian Branch (1982) Albert King (1978) Jerrod Mustaf (1989) Steve Hood (1987) Terrell Stoglin (2011) 3-Point Field Goals Made Johnny Rhodes (1993) Steve Blake (2000) Juan Dixon (1999) 36 Teyon McCoy (1987) Steve Hood (1987) Terrell Stoglin (2011) Drew Nicholas (2000) 31 Greivis Vasquez (2007) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Johnny Rhodes (1993) Steve Blake (2000) Greivis Vasquez (2007) Juan Dixon (1999) Terrell Stoglin (2011) 92 Drew Nicholas (2000) NICK FAUST (2012) Steve Hood (1987) 80 Teyon McCoy (1987) Free Throws Made Joe Smith (1994) Adrian Branch (1982) Greg Manning (1978) Keith Booth (1994) Brad Davis (1975) Terrell Stoglin (2011) Greivis Vasquez (2007) NICK FAUST (2012) Free Throws Attempted Joe Smith (1994) Adrian Branch (1982) 149 Keith Booth (1994) Jordan Williams (2010) NICK FAUST (2012) Buck Williams (1979) Greg Manning (1978) Brad Davis (1975) Assists Steve Blake (2000) John Lucas (1973) Greivis Vasquez (2007) Keith Gatlin (1984) Brad Davis (1975) Eric Hayes (2007) Dutch Morley (1979) Teyon McCoy (1987) Blocked Shots Derrick Lewis (1985) Joe Smith (1994) ALEX LEN (2012) Ekene Ibekwe (2004) Brian Williams (1988) Jordan Williams (2010) James Gist (2005) Terence Morris (1998) Steals Steve Blake (2000) 71 Johnny Rhodes (1993) D.J. Strawberry (2004) Juan Dixon (1999) Keith Booth (1994) Dutch Morley (1979) Joe Smith (1994) Laron Profit (1996) SOPHOMORE RECORDS Points Joe Smith (1995) Terrell Stoglin (2012) Tom McMillen (1972) Juan Dixon (2000) Jerrod Mustaf (1990) Greivis Vasquez (2008) John Lucas (1974) Jordan Williams (2011) Scoring Average Terrell Stoglin (2012) Tom McMillen (1972) Joe Smith (1995) John Lucas (1974) Jay McMillen (1965) Adrian Branch (1983) Jerrod Mustaf (1990) Juan Dixon (2000) Rebounds Jordan Williams (2011) Joe Smith (1995) Len Elmore (1972) Lonny Baxter (2000) Tom McMillen (1972) Al Bunge (1958) Chris Wilcox (2002) Jerrod Mustaf (1990) Rebound Average Jordan Williams (2011) Len Elmore (1972) Joe Smith (1995) Buck Williams (1980) Tom McMillen (1972) Al Bunge (1958) Lawrence Boston (1976) Lonny Baxter (2000) Field Goals Made John Lucas (1974) Joe Smith (1995) Jerrod Mustaf (1990) Tom McMillen (1972) Juan Dixon (2000) Ernest Graham (1979) Terrell Stoglin (2012) Lonny Baxter (2000) Field Goals Attempted Terrell Stoglin (2012) Juan Dixon (2000) John Lucas (1974) Greivis Vasquez (2008) Ernest Graham (1979) Jerrod Mustaf (1990) Tom McMillen (1972) Joe Smith (1995) 424 Jay McMillen (1965) 3-Point Field Goals Made Terrell Stoglin (2012) Greivis Vasquez (2008) Eric Hayes (2008) Juan Dixon (2000) John Gilchrist (2004) Johnny Rhodes (1994) Duane Simpkins (1994) Steve Blake (2001) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Terrell Stoglin (2012) Greivis Vasquez (2008) Eric Hayes (2008) Juan Dixon (2000) Johnny Rhodes (1994) Nik Caner-Medley (2004) John Gilchrist (2004) Mike Jones (2005) Free Throws Made Joe Smith (1995) Tom McMillen (1972) Terrell Stoglin (2012) Jim O Brien (1971) Jim Halleck (1957) Jordan Williams (2011) Jerrod Mustaf (1990) Adrian Branch (1983) Free Throws Attempted Joe Smith (1995) Tom McMillen (1972) Jordan Williams (2011) Terrell Stoglin (2012) Lonny Baxter (2000) Jim Halleck (1957) Jim O Brien (1971) Adrian Branch (1983) Assists Steve Blake (2001) Greivis Vasquez (2008) Keith Gatlin (1985) Brad Davis (1976) John Gilchrist (2204) 159 John Lucas (1974) Terrell Stokes (1997) Eric Hayes (2008) Blocked Shots Joe Smith (1995) 97 Joe Smith (1995) Lonny Baxter (2000) Terence Morris (1999) Derrick Lewis (1986) Ekene Ibekwe (2005) Chris Wilcox (2002) James Gist (2006) Steals Juan Dixon (2000) Johnny Rhodes (1994) Dutch Morley (1980) Steve Blake (2001) 57 Laron Profit (1997) 57 Walt Williams (1990) John Gilchrist (2004) Chris McCray (2004) Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

23 SEASON RECORDS BY CLASS JUNIOR RECORDS Points Len Bias (1985) Albert King (1980) Juan Dixon (2001) Tom McMillen (1973) Greivis Vasquez (2009) Will Hetzel (1969) Steve Francis (1999) Lonny Baxter (2001) Scoring Average Will Hetzel (1969) Albert King (1980) Tom McMillen (1973) Bob Kessler (1955) Derrick Lewis (1987) John Lucas (1975) Len Bias (1985) Walt Williams (1991) Rebounds Buck Williams (1981) Will Hetzel (1969) Terence Morris (2000) Len Elmore (1973) Lonny Baxter (2001) Tom McMillen (1973) Gary Ward (1965) Larry Gibson (1978) Rebound Average Will Hetzel (1969) Buck Williams (1981) Len Elmore (1973) Bob Eicher (1962) Al Bunge (1959) Bob Kessler (1955) Gary Ward (1965) Rod Horst (1969) Field Goals Made Albert King (1980) Len Bias (1985) Tom McMillen (1973) Will Hetzel (1969) Juan Dixon (2001) Lonny Baxter (2001) Greivis Vasquez (2009) Steve Francis (1999) Field Goals Attempted Greivis Vasquez (2009) Will Hetzel (1969) Len Bias (1985) Albert King (1980) Juan Dixon (2001) Bob Kessler (1955) Tom McMillen (1973) Laron Profit (1998) 3-Point Field Goals Made Greivis Vasquez (2009) Teyon McCoy (1990) Juan Dixon (2001) Mike Jones (2006) Eric Hayes (2009) Rudy Archer (1988) Steve Francis (1999) 45 Johnny Rhodes (1995) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Greivis Vasquez (2009) Teyon McCoy (1990) Juan Dixon (2001) Mike Jones (2006) Eric Hayes (2009) Sarunas Jasikevicius (1997) Steve Blake (2002) Nik Caner-Medley (2005) Free Throws Made Keith Booth (1996) Len Bias (1985) Will Hetzel (1969) Obinna Ekezie (1998) Bob Kessler (1955) Jerry Greenspan (1962) Juan Dixon (2001) Steve Francis (1999) Free Throws Attempted Keith Booth (1996) Lonny Baxter (2001) Obinna Ekezie (1998) Len Bias (1985) Buck Williams (1981) Derrick Lewis (1987) Will Hetzel (1969) Jerry Greenspan (1962) Assists Steve Blake (2002) Keith Gatlin (1986) Greivis Vasquez (2009) Rudy Archer (1988) Duane Simpkins (1995) Kevin McLinton (1992) John Gilchrist (2005) Steve Francis (1999) Blocked Shots Derrick Lewis (1987) James Gist (2007) Terence Morris (2000) Larry Gibson (1978) Lonny Baxter (2001) Cedric Lewis (1990) Travis Garrison (2005) 43 Ekene Ibekwe (2006) Steals Juan Dixon (2001) 95 Steve Francis (1999) Laron Profit (1998) Johnny Rhodes (1995) Chris McCray (2005) 58 D.J. Strawberry (2006) Steve Blake (2002) Terence Morris (2000) SENIOR RECORDS Points Walt Williams (1992) Len Bias (1986) Juan Dixon (2002) Adrian Branch (1985) Gene Shue (1954) Greivis Vasquez (2010) Keith Booth (1997) Albert King (1981) Scoring Average Walt Williams (1992) Len Bias (1986) Juan Dixon (2002) 20.4 Bob Kessler (1956) John Lucas (1976) Greivis Vasquez (2010) Keith Booth (1997) Tom McMillen (1974) Rebounds Len Elmore (1974) Bob Kessler (1956) Tom Roy (1975) Tony Massenburg (1990) Lonny Baxter (2002) Jamar Smith (2004) Terence Morris (2001) Ben Coleman (1984) 269 Tom McMillen (1974) Rebound Average Len Elmore (1974) Bob Kessler (1956) Al Bunge (1960) Tom Roy (1975) Bob McDonald (1961) Bob Everett (1955) Tony Massenburg (1990) Tom McMillen (1974) Field Goals Made Adrian Branch (1985) Len Bias (1986) Walt Williams (1992) Juan Dixon (2002) John Lucas (1976) Albert King (1981) Greivis Vasquez (2010) Tom McMillen (1974) Field Goals Attempted Walt Williams (1992) Juan Dixon (2002) Adrian Branch (1985) Greivis Vasquez (2010) Len Bias (1986) Gene Shue (1954) Albert King (1981) John Lucas (1976) 3-Point Field Goals Made Juan Dixon (2002) Walt Williams (1992) Mike Jones (2007) Drew Nicholas (2003) Greivis Vasquez (2010) Eric Hayes (2010) 64 Steve Blake (2003) Sarunas Jasikevicius (1998) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Walt Williams (1992) Juan Dixon (2002) Greivis Vasquez (2010) Mike Jones (2007) Drew Nicholas (2003) Steve Blake (2003) Matt Roe (1991) Sarunas Jasikevicius (1998) Free Throws Made Keith Booth (1997) Len Bias (1986) Walt Williams (1992) Bob Kessler (1956) Lonny Baxter (2002) Tony Massenburg (1990) Jerry Greenspan (1963) Juan Dixon (2002) Free Throws Attempted Keith Booth (1997) Bob Kessler (1956) Len Bias (1986) Lonny Baxter (2002) Walt Williams (1992) Tony Massenburg (1990) Jerry Greenspan (1963) Bob Everett (1955) Assists Steve Blake (2003) Terrell Stokes (1999) Greivis Vasquez (2010) Kevin McLinton (1993) Greg Nared (1989) 135 Mickey Wiles (1970) Eric Hayes (2010) Dutch Morley (1982) Blocked Shots Cedric Lewis (1991) Ekene Ibekwe (2007) Terence Morris (2001) James Gist (2008) Lonny Baxter (2002) Bambale Osby (2008) Tahj Holden (2003) Larry Gibson (1979) Steals Johnny Rhodes (1996) Juan Dixon (2002) D.J. Strawberry (2007) Laron Profit (1999) Terrell Stokes (1999) Keith Booth (1997) Walt Williams (1992) Greivis Vasquez (2010) Terps in CAPS; Marks set in in bold MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 23

24 ANNUAL LEADERS SCORING REBOUNDING FIELD GOAL PCT. FREE THROW PCT. Year Leader Points Avg. Leader Rebs. Avg. Leader FG Pct Leader FT Pct Terrell Stoglin JAMES PADGETT JAMES PADGETT.515 Sean Mosley Jordan Williams Jordan Williams Jordan Williams.538 Terrell Stoglin Greivis Vasquez Jordan Williams Jordan Williams.512 Eric Hayes Greivis Vasquez Greivis Vasquez Landon Milbourne.491 Greivis Vasquez Greivis Vasquez James Gist Bambale Osby.521 Eric Hayes D.J. Strawberry Ekene Ibekwe Bambale Osby.563 Eric Hayes Nik Caner-Medley Ekene Ibekwe Chris McCray.516 Chris McCray Nik Caner-Medley Travis Garrison James Gist.493 Chris McCray John Gilchrist Jamar Smith Ekene Ibekwe.504 Chris McCray Drew Nicholas Ryan Randle John Gilchrist.588 Drew Nicholas Juan Dixon Lonny Baxter Lonny Baxter.545 Juan Dixon Juan Dixon Lonny Baxter Lonny Baxter.566 Juan Dixon Juan Dixon Lonny Baxter Lonny Baxter.533 Juan Dixon Steve Francis Terence Morris Terence Morris.551 Juan Dixon Laron Profit Rodney Elliott Terrnce Morris.523 Sarunas Jasikevicius Keith Booth Keith Booth Obinna Ekezie.550 Sarunas Jasikevicius Johnny Rhodes Keith Booth Johnny Rhodes.478 Duane Simpkins Joe Smith Joe Smith Joe Smith.578 Duane Simpkins Joe Smith Joe Smith Joe Smith.522 Duane Simpkins Evers Burns Evers Burns Evers Burns.506 Kevin McLinton Walt Williams Evers Burns Evers Burns.516 Kevin McLinton Matt Roe Cedric Lewis Garfield Smith.527 Walt Williams.837 Walt Williams Jerrod Mustaf Tony Massenburg Jerrod Mustaf.529 Walt Williams Tony Massenburg Tony Massenburg Tony Massenburg.550 John Johnson Derrick Lewis Derrick Lewis Brian Williams.600 Rudy Archer Derrick Lewis Derrick Lewis Derrick Lewis.602 John Johnson Len Bias Len Bias Tom Jones.551 Len Bias Len Bias Len Bias Len Bias.530 Keith Gatlin Ben Coleman Ben Coleman Ben Coleman.608 Len Bias Adrian Branch Ben Coleman Ben Coleman.571 Herman Veal Adrian Branch Herman Veal Charles Pittman.611 Herman Veal Albert King Buck Williams Buck Williams.647 Greg Manning Albert King Buck Williams Greg Manning.643 Greg Manning Ernest Graham Buck Williams Buck Williams.583 Greg Manning Lawrence Boston Larry Gibson Lawrence Boston.580 Jo Jo Hunter Lawrence Boston Larry Gibson Lawrence Boston.597 Brad Davis.784 Steve Sheppard John Lucas Lawrence Boston Maurice Howard.553 Maurice Howard.828 Larry Gibson John Lucas Tom Roy Tom Roy.606 John Lucas John Lucas Len Elmore Maurice Howard.553 Maurice Howard Tom McMillen Len Elmore Tom McMillen.585 Jim O Brien Tom McMillen Len Elmore Tom McMillen.549 Ton McMillen Howard White Barry Yates Charlie Blank.473 Jim O Brien.784 Jim O Brien Rod Horst Rod Horst Rod Horst.532 Will Hetzel Will Hetzel Will Hetzel Rod Horst.480 Will Hetzel Pete Johnson Jay McMillen Will Hetzel.423 Pete Johnson Jay McMillen Jay McMillen Rich Drescher.445 Jay McMillen Gary Ward Gary Ward Gary Ward.463 Jay McMillen Jay McMillen Gary Ward Jay McMillen.486 Gary Ward George Suder Rick Wise Jackie Clark.480 Neil Brayton.803 Gary Ward Jerry Greenspan Jerry Greenspan Connie Carpenter.447 Jerry Greenspan Jerry Greenspan Jerry Greenspan Bruce Kelleher.437 Bruce Kelleher Bob McDonald Bob McDonald Bob McDonald.453 Bob McDonald Al Bunge Al Bunge Paul Jelus.470 Paul Jelus Charles McNeil Al Bunge Charles McNeil.443 Jerry Bechtle Charles McNeil Al Bunge Nick Davis.463 Charles McNeil Bob O Brien Jim Halleck John Nacinick.470 Jim Halleck Bob Kessler Bob Kessler Bob O Brien.421 Bob O Brien Bob Kessler not available not available Gene Shue Gene Shue.506 Gene Shue Gene Shue Gene Shue.469 Gene Shue not available not available not available Lee Brawley Dick Koffenberger.480 Dick Koffenberger.772 Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

25 ANNUAL LEADERS 3-POINTERS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKED SHOTS Year Leader 3FG Leader Assists Avg. Leader Steals Avg. Leader Blocks Avg Terrell Stoglin 91 Sean Mosley Sean Mosley ALEX LEN Cliff Tucker 41 Adrian Bowie Sean Mosley Jordan Williams Greivis Vasquez 69 Greivis Vasquez Greivis Vasquez Landon Milibourne Greivis Vasquez 66 Greivis Vasquez Greivis Vasquez Landon Milbourne Greivis Vasquez 64 Greivis Vasquez Greivis Vasquez James Gist Mike Jones 81 Greivis Vasquez D.J. Strawberry Ekene Ibekwe Mike Jones 61 D.J. Strawberry D.J. Strawberry James Gist Nik Caner-Medley 43 John Gilchrist Chris McCray Ekene Ibekwe John Gilchrist 43 John Gilchrist John Gilchrist Ekene Ibekwe Drew Nicholas 73 Steve Blake Steve Blake Ryan Randle Juan Dixon 92 Steve Blake Juan Dixon Lonny Baxter Juan Dixon 62 Steve Blake Juan Dixon Terence Morris Juan Dixon 49 Steve Blake Juan Dixon Lonny Baxter Steve Francis 45 Terrell Stokes Steve Francis Terence Morris Sarunas Jasikevicius 60 Terrell Stokes Laron Profit Obinna Ekezie Sarunas Jasikevicius 42 Terrell Stokes Keith Booth Obinna Ekezie Duane Simpkins 45 Duane Simpkins Johnny Rhodes Keith Booth Johnny Rhodes 45 Duane Simpkns Johnny Rhodes Joe Smith Johnny Rhodes 40 Duane Simpkins Johnny Rhodes Joe Smith Johnny Rhodes 59 Kevin McLinton Johnny Rhodes Chris Kerwin Walt Williams 89 Kevin McLinton Walt Williams Chris Kerwin Matt Roe 48 Kevin McLinton Cedric Lewis Cedric Lewis Walt Williams Teyon McCoy 64 Walt Williams Walt Williams Cedric Lewis John Johnson 34 Greg Nared Greg Nared Cedric Lewis Keith Gatlin 56 Rudy Archer Derrick Lewis Derrick Lewis Teyon McCoy 36 Teyon McCoy Derrick Lewis Derrick Lewis Keith Gatlin Derrick Lewis Derrick Lewis Keith Gatlin Adrian Branch Derrick Lewis Keith Gatlin Adrian Branch Ben Coleman Adrian Branch 29 Jeff Adkins Jeff Adkins Ben Coleman Dutch Morley Dutch Morley Charles Pittman Ernest Graham Ernest Graham Buck Williams Ernest Graham Dutch Morley Taylor Baldwin Dutch Morley Dutch Morley Larry Gibson Greg Manning Jo Jo Hunter Larry Gibson Brad Davis Steve Sheppard Larry Gibson Brad Davis Brad Davis John Lucas John Lucas Howard White Jim O Brien Mickey Wiles Terps in CAPS; Marks set in in bold MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 25

26 ALL-TIME CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Rebounds Yrs Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF- FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Adkins, Jeff Alpert, Steve Anderson, Mike Archer, Rudy Armsworthy, Frank Atchison, Ken AUSLANDER, JOHN Avery, John Badu, Earl Baldwin, Taylor BARKS, SPENCER Barton, Joe Baxter, Jeff Baxter, Lonny Bechtle, Jerry Begell, Chuck Bias, Len Bilney, John Blake, Steve Blank, Charlie Bodell, Bob Booth, Keith Bosnic, Nick Boston, Lawrence Bowers, Will Bowie, Adrian Boyle, John Branch, Adrian Brawley, Lee Brayton, Neil Bristol, Wayne Broadnax, Vince Brooks, Ronnie Brotman, Don Brown, Darrell Brown, Larry Brown, Owen Brown, Parrish Bryant, Bill Bunge, Al Burney, Jerome Burns, Evers Butler, Jay Caner-Medley, Nik Carlson, Phil Carpenter, Connie Cartwright, Mark Cephas, LaRon Chamberlain, Kevin Choi, Jin Soo Chukura, Gini Clark, Jack Coleman, Ben Collins, Andre Connelly, Tom Crawford, Mark Crescenze, Ed Curran, Larry Danko, Gene Davis, Brad Davis, Mike Davis, Nick DeCosmo, Mike Dickerson, Dave Diffie, Granville Dillard, Jon Dilworth, Bob Dixon, Juan Downing, Matt Drescher, Rich Driesell, Chuck &56 Dunlap, Don Dupree, Braxton Edwards, John Eicher, Bob Ekezie, Obinna Elliott, Rodney Elmore, Len Etienne, Max Current Terps in CAPS; Players active in in bold Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

27 Total 3-Pt Rebounds Yrs Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF- FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Everett, Bob Farmer, Ed FAUST, NICK Feeney, Steve Fellows, Frank Ferguson, Scott Fields, Norman Findreng, Tommy Flowers, Jay Fofana, Hassan Fothergill, Mark Francis, Steve Franklin, Bill Fuqua, Frank Garrison, Travis ,88 Gatlin, Keith Gibson, Larry Gilchrist, John Gist, James Goins, Steve Graham, Ernest Greco, Ralph Greenspan, Jerry Gregg, David Gregory, Dino Grinnon, Mike Hahn, Billy Hahn, Matt Halleck, Jim Hand, Pat Hardiman, Bob Harrington, Joe Hart, Bob Hayes, Eric , Henderson, Dave Henry, Darien Hetzel, Will Hipp, Exree Hite, Kelly Hodor, George Holbert, Pete Holden, Tahj Holland, Pat Hood, Steve Horst, Rod Horton, Frank Howard, Maurice HOWARD, PE SHON Hunter, Jo Jo Hunton, John Ibekwe, Ekene Jackson, Reggie Jasikevicius, Sarunas Jelus, Paul Johnson, Jim Johnson, John Johnson, Pete Jones, Billy Jones, Mike Jones, Tom Judd, Donny Kaluzienski, Matt Karver, Mark Kasoff, Mitch Kebeck, Steve Kelleher, Bruce Kerwin, Chris Kessler, Bob King, Albert Kjome, Eric Koffenberger, Dick Kovarik, Matt Krukar, Pete Labonia, Gene Lancaster, Wally Lann, Alvin Ledbetter, Sterling LEN, ALEX Levent, Ersin Levin, Morris Lewis, Bob Lewis, Cedric Lewis, Derrick Long, Terry MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 27

28 ALL-TIME CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Rebounds Yrs Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF- FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Love, John Lucas, John Lucas, Mario MacDonald, Jon Mack, Charles Magid, Brian Manis, George Manning, Greg Mardesich, Mike Marendt, Bob Marshall, Ted Martin, Bill Martin, Jesse , Massenburg, Tony McAlpin, Jason McCall, Calvin McCoy, Teyon McCray, Chris McDonald, Bob McGinnis, Wayne McGlone, Mark McLinton, Kevin McMillen, Jay McMillen, Tom McNeil, Charles McWilliams, Sam Milbourne, Landon Miller, Danny Milroy, Tom Montgomery, Roger Moore, Perry Moorhead, Bob Moran, Don Morley, Dutch Morris, Terence Mosley, Sean Mouton, Byron Mueller, Dick Murphy, Bill , 55 Murray, Bob Mustaf, Jerrod Myers, Jack Nacincik, John Nardone, Bob Nared, Greg Neal, Dave Neal, Jack Nevin, Phil Newsome, John Nicholas, Drew Nofsinger, Mike Norman, Steve O Brien, Bob O Brien, Jim Osby, Bambale Overtoom, Jim PADGETT, JAMES & 85 Palmer, Bryan Palsson, Haukur Pankey, Ashton Parker, Mychal Patton, Chris Pearman, David Peterson, Bruce Peterson, John Petrovic, Nemanja Pittman, Charles Porac, Rich Powell, Ivan Prebula, John Prichard, Walt Profit, Laron Rainge, Alan Randle, Ryan Raydo, Matt Reyes, Andre Rhodes, Johnny Richmond, Arnold Rivers, Steve Current Terps in CAPS; Players active in in bold Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

29 Total 3-Pt Rebounds Yrs Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF- FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Robinson, John Roe, Matt Roy, Tom Rullis, Tom Sandbower, John Sanders, Harvey Schaufler, Drew Schroeder, Dave Shanahan, Jerry Sheppard, Steve Shively, Rudy Shrader, Eric Shue, Gene Shultz, Kurtis Siegrist, Ron Simpkins, Duane Smith, Atman Smith, Bernie Smith, Garfield Smith, Jamar Smith, Joe Soto, Geno Stasiulatis, Bill Still, Sparky Stobaugh, Dick Stockman, Jim Stoglin, Terrell Stokes, Terrell Strachan, John Strawberry, D.J Suder, George Sullivan, Bill SUSSKIND, JACOB Swetnam, Stan Taylor, Dick Thibeault, Mike Thomas, Al Thomas, Jonathan Tillman, James Towne, Sam & 74 Trimble, Jap Tucker, Cliff Urbanik, John Vasquez, Greivis Veal, Herman Veith, Dennis Vodopia, Mark & 90 Walker, Rodney Walker, Shane Walsh, John Ward, Gary Warren, Homer Watkins, Brian Webster, Dave Weijs, Berend Weingarten, Julian White, Don White, Howard Wilcox, Chris Wiles, Mickey Williams, Brian Williams, Buck Williams, Gary Williams, Jordan Williams, Steve Williams, Walt Wilson, Bob Wise, Rick Woods, Ed Worstell, Tom Worthington, Chuck Wright, Spence Yates, Barry Yoho, Tom Yordy, Bob Young, Curley , 58 Young, Tom Zizakovic, Lubo MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 29

30 TEAM RECORDS - GAME Overall Attendance 53,406 vs. Indiana (NCAA Championship) (4/1/2002 at Georgia Dome, Atlanta) Home Attendance 17,950 (111x) last vs. North Carolina (2/4/2012) Most Points Morgan State 12/23/ North Texas 12/23/ East Carolina 12/7/ Canisius 12/23/ East Carolina 11/29/ Brown 12/1/ Most Points in a Half 85 Morgan State 12/23/1994 Most Points in a Loss 111 Duke 2/10/ NC State (ACC-T) 3/9/ Fewest Points Scored NC State 3/5/ South Carolina 1/9/ at West Virginia 12/15/ at NC State 2/14/ NC State 2/24/ Margin of Victory North Texas 12/23/ Western Carolina 11/14/ Morgan State 12/23/ UMES 2/27/ DePauw 12/12/ ACC Games North Carolina 2/22/ South Carolina 3/1/ at Clemson 12/4/ Clemson 2/25/ at Florida State 2/27/ North Carolina 1/9/ Margin of Defeat at Army 3/1/ at Bainbridge NAS 1/24/ at Seton Hall 12/30/ at Duke 1/24/ Wake Forest 2/28/ Most Points by Opponent at NC State 2/27/ Duke 2/10/ NC State 12/20/ at North Carolina 1/8/ at North Carolina 2/3/ NC State 3/1/ Fewest Points by Opponent Washington & Lee 2/4/ South Carolina 1/9/ UMBC 12/4/ Duke 1/7/ Page AU-Puerto Rico 11/26/ Santa Clara 12/22/ Most Points Scored - Both Teams East Carolina 12/7/ NC State 12/20/ Canisius 12/23/ Duke 2/10/ NC State 3/1/ Most Field Goals Canisius 12/23/ Brown 11/29/ East Carolina 12/7/ Boston Univ. 12/8/ Virginia 3/2/1974 Fewest Field Goals 6 Seton Hall 12/30/1941 Most Field Goal Attempts Canisius 12/23/ East Carolina 12/7/ Long Island 1/23/ George Wash. 12/4/ Miami, Ohio 12/29/1970 Fewest Field Goal Attempts 18 South Carolina 1/9/1971 Best Field Goal Percentage South Carolina 1/9/ x Wake Forest 1/28/ x NC State 12/20/ x Miami, Ohio 12/28/ x Western Carolina 11/14/ x69 Most 3-Point Field Goals UMKC 12/13/ North Carolina 2/21/ North Carolina 1/9/ William & Mary 12/27/ (8x) last UNC 2/7/2010 Fewest 3-Point Field Goals 0 (many times) last vs. UNCW, 11/13/2011 Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempts UMKC 12/13/ Clemson 1/22/ Vermont 11/21/2008 Most Free Throws Morgan State 12/23/94 41 at Georgia Tech 1/25/ North Carolina 3/8/ Hampton 11/7/ NC State 12/30/ Lafayette 12/23/ Oklahoma 1/12/ North Carolina 1/10/90 Most Free Throw Attempts Morgan State 12/23/ North Carolina 1/3/ Hofstra 11/29/ Hampton 11/7/ Oklahoma 1/12/1993 Fewest Free Throw Attempts 0 (many times) last vs. Ga.Tech, 2/6/1993 Best Free Throw Percentage (Min. 15 FTA) Holy Cross 1/21/ x Duke 2/7/ x Virginia 1/31/ x Duke 2/2/ x North Carolina 2/7/ x16 Lowest Free Throw Percentage.000 Wake Forest 2/28/1973 Most Rebounds Penn State 12/2/ Chicago State 12/2/ East Carolina 12/7/ Bucknell 12/22/ North Texas 12/23/1998 Most Assists Chicago State 12/27/ North Texas 12/23/ Brown 11/29/ Brown 12/1/ Morgan State 12/23/1994 Most Blocked Shots UMES 2/27/ Georgia Tech 12/10/ UMES 12/1/ Mount St. Mary s 12/28/ Oral Roberts 3/16/ Norfolk State 1/3/2002 Most Steals Duquesne 11/30/ Pittsburgh 11/28/ UCLA 11/26/ UNC Asheville 12/22/ at AU-Puerto Rico 11/26/1998 Most Personal Fouls 44 William & Mary 2/16/1952 Fewest Personal Fouls 7 Buffalo 1/25/1972 Most Overtimes 1. 3 at Clemson 2/18/ Rhode Island 3/7/ NC State (ACCT) 3/1/ NC State 2/15/ Memphis 12/30/ Marks set in in bold Maryland Basketball Record Book

31 COMCAST CENTER RECORDS INDIVIDUAL - GAME Most Points Maryland Greivis Vasquez vs. UNC, 2/21/ Nik Caner-Medley vs. Temple, 1/15/ Opponent Justin Gray, Wake Forest, 1/15/ Most Field Goals Maryland Nik Caner-Medley vs. Temple, 1/15/ Opponent Larry Blair, Liberty, 12/28/ Most Field Goals Attempted Maryland Terrell Stoglin, vs. Virginia, 3/4/ Greivis Vasquez vs. Wake Forest, 3/3/ Greivis Vasquez vs. UNC, 2/21/ Opponent Ken Tutt, Oral Roberts, 3/16/ Highest Field Goal Percentage (Min. 10 FG) Maryland Ryan Randle vs. Wagner, 1/4/ (10-for-10) Opponent Erick Green, Virginia Tech, 1/20/ (12-for-16) Most 3-Point Field Goals Maryland Mike Jones vs. UMKC, 12/13/ Opponent Justin Gray, Wake Forest, 1/15/ Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Maryland Mike Jones vs. UMKC, 12/13/ Opponent R.J. Price, Radford, 12/23/ Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 5 3FG) Maryland Terrell Stoglin vs. Radford, 12/31/ (6-for-8) Opponent Sammy Zeglinski, Virginia, 3/5/ (6-for-7) Most Free Throws Maryland Bambale Osby vs. Northeastern, 11/15/ Opponent Mike Scott, Virginia, 3/4/ J.J. Redick, Duke, 2/11/ Most Free Throws Attempted Maryland Bambale Osby vs. Northeastern, 11/15/ Opponent Mike Scott, Virginia, 3/4/12 18 Highest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 FT) Maryland Sean Mosley vs. Ga. Tech, 1/15/ (10-for-10) Drew Nicholas vs. UMBC, 12/23/ (10-for-10) Chris McCray vs. Duke, 2/12/ (10-for-10) Opponent Julius Hodge, NC State, 2/1/ (10-for-10) Mike Scott, Virginia, 1/20/ (10-for-10) Most Rebounds Maryland Ryan Randle vs. Duke, 1/18/ Opponent Alade Aminu, Georgia Tech, 1/10/ Most Assists Maryland Greivis Vasquez vs. NC State, 2/9/ Opponent Kendall Marshall, North Carolina, 2/4/ Most Blocks Maryland Ekene Ibekwe vs. Mount St. Mary s, 12/28/ Opponent Sharrod Ford, Clemson, 2/22/ Most Steals Maryland Chris McCray vs. Wagner, 1/4/ Opponent Garrett Lever, Seattle Univ., 11/8/ Chaisson Allen, Northeastern, 11/15/ TEAM - GAME Most Points Maryland Liberty, 12/28/ Opponent Clemson, 2/25/ Fewest Points Maryland Ohio, 12/12/ Opponent UMES, 1/6/ Largest Victory Margin Maryland Colgate, 1/4/2011 (95-40) 55 Opponent Duke, 2/2/2011 (62-80) 18 Fewest Points in a Half Maryland Miami, 1/10/2007 (1 st half) 21 Opponent American, 11/22/2003 (1 st half) 8 Most Field Goals Maryland Liberty, 12/28/ Opponent Clemson, 1/13/ Fewest Field Goals Maryland Miami, 1/10/ Opponent UMES, 1/6/ Most Field Goal Attempts Maryland Liberty, 12/28/ Opponent Siena, 12/31/ Fewest Field Goal Attempts Maryland Northeastern, 11/15/ Opponent NC State, 1/30/ Highest Field Goal Percentage Maryland Clemson, 2/25/2003 (34-for-54).630 Opponent Clemson, 2/22/2005 (32-for-55).582 Lowest Field Goal Percentage Maryland Miami, 1/10/2007 (19-for-61).224 Opponent UMES, 1/6/2004 (14-for-54).259 Most 3-Point Field Goals Maryland UMKC, 12/13/ Opponent Boston College, 12/12/ Wake Forest, 2/28/ Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Maryland UMKC, 12/13/ Opponent Hampton, 11/7/ Most Free Throws Made Maryland Hampton, 11/7/ Opponent Boston College, 12/9/ Fewest Free Throws Made Maryland Wake Forest, 3/3/ Ohio, 12/12/ Opponent American, 12/22/ Most Free Throw Attempts Maryland Hofstra, 11/29/ Opponent Boston College, 12/9/ Clemson, 2/22/ Fewest Free Throw Attempts Maryland Wake Forest, 3/3/ Opponent American, 12/22/ Highest Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 atts.) Maryland UNC Asheville, 12/12/2004 (13-for-13) Opponent Florida State, 2/16/2008 (10-for-10) Lowest Free Throw Percentage Maryland Coll. of Charleston, 11/10/2010 (5-for-18).278 Opponent American, 12/22/2008 (0-for-3).000 Most Rebounds Maryland Liberty, 12/28/ Opponent Florida State, 12/19/ Most Assists Maryland Hampton, 1/8/ Clemson, 2/25/ Opponent North Carolina, 2/2/ North Carolina, 2/25/ Most Personal Fouls Maryland Clemson, 2/22/ Opponent Hampton, 11/7/ Fewest Personal Fouls Maryland American, 11/22/ Opponent Bryant, 12/27/ Most Disqualifications Maryland Florida State, 12/19/ Clemson, 2/22/ Opponent Hofstra, 11/29/ SEASON RECORDS Most Victories By Maryland 17 in Most Losses By Maryland 4 in in in in Fewest Losses By Maryland 2 in in Most 100-Point Games By Maryland 2 in in in By Opponents 0 All-Time 100-Point Games By Maryland 8 By Opponents 0 Longest Winning Streak Mar. 16, 2005 Feb. 2, 2006 Longest Non-Conference Winning Streak Dec. 23, 2002 Mar. 18, games 30 games Milestone Games Game 1 Nov. 24, 2002 Maryland 64, Miami (Ohio) 49 Game 50 Mar. 26, 2005 Maryland 85, TCU 73 Game 100 Jan. 27, 2008 Duke 93, Maryland 84 Game 150 Jan. 20, 2011 Virginia Tech 74, Maryland Terps in CAPS; Marks set in in bold Comcast Center opened in season MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 31

32 TEAM RECORDS - SEASON All seasons are reflected by a single year (i.e., is indicated as 1951). Statistical records except for wins and losses are since 1951, except for the following: 3-point records are since 1987; assists records are since 1970; blocks and steals records are since Most Wins Best Winning Percentage Best Home-Court Winning Percentage Game Winning Streaks 14 (Began Vs. Washington & Lee On 1/15/1932; Ended By North Carolina On 2/19/1932) 13 (Began Vs. Clemson On 1/20/2002; Ended By Nc State On 3/9/2002) 11 (Began Vs. Howard On 1/26/1996; Ended By Georgia On 12/30/1996) 11 (Began Vs. East Carolina On 11/29/1975; Ended By Wake Forest On 1/10/1976) 11 (Began Vs. Duke On 2/2/1973; Ended By Nc State On 3/9/1973) 10 (Began Vs. Michigan On 12/2/2000; Ended By North Carolina On 1/10/2001) 10 (Began Vs. W. Carolina On 11/14/1998; Ended By Kentucky On 12/12/1998) 10 (Began Vs. Alaska-Anchorage On 11/241984; Ended By Georgia Tech On 12/28/1984) 10 (Began Vs. Ball State On 11/30/1976; Ended By Wake Forest On Jan. 8, 1977) 10 (Began Vs. Brown On 11/29/1972; Ended By Nc State On 1/14/1973) Most Consecutive Acc Wins Season: 12 (Began Vs. Clemson On 1/20/2002; Over Final 12 Acc Games Of ) Overall: 14 (Began Vs. Clemson On 1/20/2002; Ended At Wake Forest On 1/15/2003) Most Consecutive Home Wins 24 (Began Vs. Umes On 11/30/1979; Ended Vs. Virginia On 1/14/1981) Most Consecutive Non-League Home Wins 87 (Began Vs. Alcorn St. On 12/30/1989; D Ended Vs. Florida On 12/14/2002) Most Losses Most Consecutive Losses 22 (Began Vs. Duke On 3/1/1940; Ended Vs. Washington Coll. On 2/22/1941) Worst Winning Percentage Most Overtime Games 4 ( , , , ) Most Overtime Periods 7 ( ) Most 100-Point Games 8 ( , ) Consecutive 100-Point Games 4 (123 Vs. Norfolk State, 117 Vs. Chicago State, 105 Vs. Umes, 104 At Clemson), Overall Attendance ,859 (36 Games) ,347 (35 Games) ,916 (36 Games) ,152 (34 Games) ,712 (34 Games) ,925 (32 Games) ,648 (35 Games) Overall Attendance Average 1. 16,912 (36 Games) ,591 (31 Games) ,935 (32 Games) ,475 (34 Games) ,256 (34 Games) Home Attendance ,050 (19 Games) ,616 (19 Games) ,858 (18 Games) ,391 (18 Games) ,961 (17 Games) Cole Field House 240,254 (19 Games) Home Attendance Average 1. 17,950 (19 Games) ,950 (16 Games) ,566 (16 Games) ,174 (17 Games) ,048 (18 Games) Cole Field House 14,455 (14 Games) ,166 (15 Games) Points (36 Games) (36 Games) (34 Games) (34 Games) (33 Games) (34 Games) (35 Games) (33 Games) (32 Games) (30 Games) Scoring Average (29 Games) (28 Games) (30 Games) (34 Games) (28 Games) Field Goals Made (36 Games) (30 Games) (36 Games) (29 Games) (34 Games) Field Goals Attempted (36 Games) (36 Games) (35 Games) (35 Games) (34 Games) Field Goal Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Point Field Goals Made (36 Games) (36 Games) (31 Games) (35 Games) (34 Games) Point Field Goals Attempted (35 Games) (36 Games) (35 Games) (30 Games) (32 Games) Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

33 TEAM RECORDS - SEASON 3-Point Fg Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) (86-219) ( ) Free Throws Made (34 Games) (36 Games) (33 Games) (36 Games) (32 Games) Free Throws Attempted (34 Games) (36 Games) (32 Games) (36 Games) (33 Games) Free Throw Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Rebounds (473O-1006D) (543O-935D) (32 Games) (479O-906D) (28 Games) Rebounding Average (24 Games) (28 Games) (24 Games) (30 Games) (26 Games) Defensive Rebounds (473O-1006D) (418O-936D) (543O-935D) (417O-926D) (438O-913D) Defense Rebound Avg (32 Games) (32 Games) (36 Games) (33 Games) (32 Games) Offensive Rebounds (543O-935D) (501O-821D) (479O-906D) (476O-891D) (473O-1006D) Offense Rebound Avg (32 Games) (36 Games) (32 Games) (32 Games) (34 Games) Assists Assists Average (36 Games) (34 Games) (36 Games) (35 Games) (34 Games) Blocked Shots Blocked Shots Average (34 Games) (32 Games) (35 Games) (28 Games) (34 Games) Steals Steals Average (34 Games) (30 Games) (31 Games) (35 Games) (30 Games) Personal Fouls (36 Games) (33 Games) (34 Games) DEFENSE Scoring Defense (21 Games) (27 Games) (23 Games) (25 Games) (30 Games) Scoring Margin ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Field Goal Pct Defense ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Point Fg Pct Defense ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Opponents Rebounding Average (29 Games) (31 Games) (33 Games) (32 Games) (31 Games) Rebounding Margin ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) PARTICIPATION Games Played (25-12) (26-11) (32-4) (25-10) (21-14) Minutes 1. 7, , , , , Minutes Average (32 Games) (32 Games) (32 Games) (33 Games) (35 Games) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 33

34 LARGEST MARGINS 40-POINT WINS Mar. Opponent Score North Texas 12/23/ Western Carolina 11/14/ Morgan State 12/23/ Md.-Eastern Shore 2/27/ DePauw 12/12/ Delaware State 1/17/ Chicago State 12/27/ Colgate 12/8/ Fairleigh Dickinson 11/22/ UNC-Asheville 12/22/ DePauw 12/3/ Colgate 1/4/ Md.-Eastern Shore 11/26/ Longwood 2/9/ Towson State 2/21/ Md.-Eastern Shore 12/30/ Coastal Carolina 1/2/ Md.-Baltimore County 2/22/ Longwood 1/19/ Cornell 11/27/ Missouri-Kansas City 12/13/ Hampton 1/8/ Duquesne 11/30/ at AU Puerto Rico 11/26/ Chicago State 12/2/ Md.-Eastern Shore 2/25/ Md.-Eastern Shore 1/06/ Eastern Kentucky 12/5/ The Citadel 11/27/ Stony Brook 12/6/ Florida International 11/25/ Towson State 12/12/ Appalachian State 1/2/ Brown 11/29/ Liberty 12/18/ Norfolk State 12/23/ Md.-Eastern Shore 12/1/ UNC Greensboro 12/8/ Winston-Salem State 12/22/ Johns Hopkins 11/26/ East Carolina 11/29/ UMBC 12/23/ Lafayette 12/23/ North Carolina 2/22/ Howard 1/2/ Morgan State 12/26/ Boston University 12/8/ South Carolina 3/1/ at Clemson 12/4/ (49 times) 35-POINT LOSSES Rk. Mar. Opponent Score at Army 3/1/ at Bainbridge Navy 1/24/ at Duke 1/24/ at Seton Hall 12/30/ Wake Forest 2/28/ at West Virginia 12/14/ at Navy 1/28/ at Cincinnati 2/2/ South Carolina 2/24/ North Carolina 3/12/ vs. UCLA (NCAA) 3/18/ vs. Indiana (NCAA) 3/14/ at North Carolina 1/30/ OVERTIME GAMES All-Time In OT: By Decades 1950s: s: s: s: s: s: s: 1-3 Overtime games are incomplete prior to Date OT Opponent Result Mar. 4, 2012 Virginia L Feb. 1, OT at Miami L Feb. 27, OT at Virginia Tech W Jan. 12, 2010 at Wake Forest L Feb. 21, 2009 North Carolina W Jan. 17, 2009 at Florida State L Nov. 21, 2008 Vermont W Nov. 15, 2007 Northeastern W Jan. 21, 2007 at Virginia Tech L Feb. 18, 2006 Georgia Tech W Feb. 19, OT at Virginia W Feb. 12, 2005 Duke W Feb. 5, 2005 at Miami L Dec. 19, 2004 Florida State W March 14, 2004 vs. Duke 10 W Dec. 12, 2003 at Florida W Dec. 7, 2003 vs. West Virginia 17 L Dec. 2, 2003 Wisconsin 18 W March 9, 2003 at Virginia L Dec. 3, 2002 vs. Indiana 16 L Jan. 27, 2001 Duke L Nov. 29, 2000 vs. Wisconsin 15 L March 4, 2000 at Virginia L Dec. 7, 1999 Winthrop W Jan. 24, 1999 at Clemson W March 7, 1998 vs. North Carolina 5 L Jan. 14, 1998 North Carolina W Dec. 4, 1997 at Clemson L Nov. 14, 1997 vs. South Carolina 14 L Dec. 30, 1996 vs. Georgia 11 L Page 34 By Site Home: Cole Field House: Comcast Center: 7-1 Away: Neutral Sites: 7-14 By Tournament ACC Tournament: 5-6 NCAA Tournament: 1-0 Date OT Opponent Result Jan. 20, 1996 NC State W Jan. 6, 1996 North Carolina L March 11, 1995 vs. North Carolina 5 L Nov. 26, 1993 at Georgetown 13 W Jan. 18, 1992 Florida State L March 2, 1991 at Virginia W Feb. 10, 1990 Duke L Jan. 17, 1989 Virginia L Feb. 20, 1986 at North Carolina W March 15, 1985 vs. Miami, Ohio 12 W Jan. 14, 1985 Duke W Dec. 25, 1984 vs. Iowa 11 W Feb. 18, OT at Clemson W Feb. 8, OT at Wake Forest 10 L Feb. 4, OT at Georgia Tech L March 11, 1983 vs. Georgia Tech 9 L Dec. 23, OT UCLA W Feb. 27, 1982 Virginia W Jan. 12, 1982 at Virginia L Jan. 27, 1981 at Pittsburgh W Jan. 17, 1981 Clemson W Feb. 28, 1980 vs. Georgia Tech 5 W March 7, OT Rhode Island 8 W Jan. 10, OT at NC State W Dec. 29, 1978 St. Joseph s 7 W March 1, OT vs. NC State 5 W Feb. 16, 1978 at Pittsburgh L Feb. 5, 1977 at Duke W Jan. 8, 1977 Wake Forest L Nov. 27, 1976 Notre Dame L March 4, 1976 vs. Duke 6 W Jan. 25, 1976 at North Carolina L March 9, 1974 vs. NC State 5 L March 1, 1972 Wake Forest W Feb. 16, 1972 North Carolina W March 6, 1971 Virginia W Feb. 23, 1971 at Clemson L Jan. 9, 1971 South Carolina W Jan. 15, OT at Clemson L Dec. 22, 1967 vs. Southern Illinois 4 L Jan. 14, 1967 Duke L Jan. 11, 1967 at West Virginia W Feb. 7, 1966 at Wake Forest W Date OT Opponent Result Jan. 15, 1966 at NC State L Jan. 14, 1965 at Wake Forest W Jan. 8, OT Clemson W Dec. 19, 1964 Kansas L Dec. 12, 1964 West Virginia L Jan. 6, 1964 South Carolina L Dec. 11, 1962 NC State L Dec. 12, 1961 NC State L Dec. 6, OT Georgetown L Feb. 25, 1961 Clemson W Feb. 26, OT Clemson W Feb. 20, 1960 George Washington W Feb. 10, 1959 George Washington L Dec. 15, 1958 at Kentucky L March 7, 1958 vs. Duke 2 W Feb. 15, OT at NC State L Dec. 30, OT vs. Memphis State 3 L Feb. 5, OT North Carolina L Jan. 21, 1956 at Georgetown W March 3, 1955 vs. Virginia 2 L Feb. 25, OT at Georgetown W Dec. 10, 1954 Wake Forest L March 5, 1954 vs. Wake Forest 2 L Feb. 13, 1954 at Navy W Jan. 9, 1954 at Georgetown L March 6, 1953 vs. Wake Forest 1 L Feb. 3, OT at George Washington L Jan. 8, 1953 at Richmond W Feb. 19, 1951 Clemson W Feb. 20, 1932 at Duke W Feb Virginia W So. Conf. Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum); 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum); 3-Sugar Bowl Tournament at New Orleans, La. (Loyola Field House); 4-Sun Carnival Tournament at El Paso, Texas (Memorial Gymnasium); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-ACC Tournament at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 7-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 8-National Invitation Tournament at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 9-ACC Tournament at Atlanta, Ga. (Omni); 10-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 11-Rainbow Classic at Honolulu, Hawaii (Blaisdell Center); 12-NCAA Tournament at Dayton, Ohio (Dayton Arena); 13-at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 14-Black Coaches Assoc. Classic at Minneapolis, Minn. (Target Center); 15-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Milwaukee, Wisc. (Bradley Center); 16-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Indianapolis, Ind.. (Conseco Fieldhouse); 17-BB&T Classic (MCI Center); 18-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at College Park, Md. (Comcast Center) Maryland Basketball Record Book

35 100-POINT GAMES MARYLAND Total 100 Point Games: 108 Most in a Season: 8 ( ; ) Most Consec. 100-Point Games: 4 ( ) (2) Longwood 2/9/ Seattle Univ. 11/8/ (2) (2ot) at Virginia Tech 2/27/ Longwood 1/19/ (2) Missouri-Kansas City 12/13/ Hampton 11/7/ (1) Fairleigh Dickinson 11/18/ (1) Liberty 12/28/ (2) Hampton 1/8/ UMBC 12/23/ (3) Virginia 3/3/ North Carolina 1/9/ William & Mary 12/27/ (6) Virginia 3/3/ at Clemson 1/2/ UMES 12/30/ Chicago State 12/27/ Norfolk State 12/23/ Stony Brook 12/6/ (2) Coastal Carolina 1/2/ Fairleigh Dickinson 11/22/ (4) Florida State 1/27/ South Carolina St. 12/27/ North Texas 12/23/ Western Carolina 11/14/ (4) UNC Asheville 12/22/ UMBC 12/13/ Fla. International 11/25/ Mount St. Mary s 11/22/ (2) vs. Pennsylvania 6 1/21/ Lafayette 12/23/ (3) Delaware State 1/17/ UMES 12/28/ American 12/23/ (5) Morgan State 12/23/ Towson 12/12/ Colgate 12/8/ UMBC 12/5/ Bucknell 12/3/ (2) NC State 1/22/ vs. Towson 6 12/23/ (3) Howard 1/2/ Morgan State 12/26/ UMBC 12/1/ (2) West Virginia 12/7/ UMES 11/26/ (1) NC State 1/26/ (5) UMBC 2/22/ (ot) Duke 2/10/ Alcorn State 12/30/ vs. George Mason 5 12/22/ Augusta College 11/27/ (1) UMES 2/5/ (1) UMES 2/27/ (3) vs. West Virginia 4 3/17/ UMES 12/14/ Johns Hopkins 11/26/ (2) at Duke 2/21/ North Carolina 2/16/ (2) Marshall 12/29/ Fairleigh Dickinson 12/10/ (3) Duke 2/2/ Miami, Ohio 12/28/ Catholic 12/10/ (3) Canisius 12/23/ NC State 12/20/ Bucknell 11/24/ (2) (3ot) vs. NC State 2 3/1/ East Carolina 12/7/ (1) Bucknell 12/22/ (7) Wake Forest 2/25/ Duke 2/2/ NC State 1/28/ Long Island 1/3/ Seton Hall 12/29/ Boston Univ. 12/8/ East Carolina 11/29/ (8) East Tennessee State 3/1/ at Duquesne 2/23/ at Duke 2/8/ NC State 1/16/ Georgia Tech 12/27/ DePauw 12/12/ vs. Georgetown 3 12/10/ Richmond 11/18/ (8) (ot) vs. NC State 2 3/9/ vs. North Carolina 2 3/8/ Virginia 3/2/ Duke 2/2/ Fordham 1/17/ Holy Cross 12/19/ Georgetown 12/11/ Eastern Kentucky 12/5/ (4) Long Island 1/23/ Wake Forest 1/22/ at Canisius 12/9/ Brown 11/29/ (5) Niagara 1 3/25/ Western Kentucky 12/19/ at Holy Cross 12/22/ at George Wash. 12/4/ Brown 12/1/ (2) Miami 12/29/ Buffalo 12/5/ (1) Clemson 2/23/ (2) West Virginia 2/12/ at George Wash. 1/27/ (1) Yale 1/4/1960 OPPONENTS Total 100-Point Games: 36 Most in a Season: 5 ( ) Most Consecutive 100-Point Games: 2 ( ; ; ; ) (1) (2ot) at Virginia Tech 2/27/ (1) at North Carolina 2/3/ (1) at Virginia 1/16/ (2) at North Carolina 1/8/ vs. George Wash /4/ (1) vs. UCLA 10 3/18/ (1) at Kentucky 12/12/ (1) Duke 1/3/ (1) at Florida State 2/10/ (2) at Georgia Tech 2/4/ at North Carolina 1/7/ (3) vs. North Carolina 8 3/13/ at Florida State 1/13/ at North Carolina 1/9/ (5) at NC State 2/27/ at Duke 2/9/ NC State 1/26/ at North Carolina 1/9/ vs. Boston College 9 12/3/ (2) vs. Duke 8 3/9/ (ot) Duke 2/10/ (1) at Georgia Tech 2/17/ (3) vs. North Carolina 2 3/2/ Canisus 12/23/ NC State 12/20/ (3) (3ot) vs. NC State 2 3/1/ at George Wash. 12/10/ East Carolina 12/7/ (1) (ot) vs. NC State 2 3/9/ (1) vs. Providence 7 3/17/ (2) North Carolina 2/17/ at North Carolina 1/30/ (2) South Carolina 12/15/ Wake Forest 12/13/ (1) at North Carolina 2/1/ (1) Duke 2/8/ NIT Championship at New York, N.Y.; 2-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C.; 3-at Landover, Md.; 4-NCAA Mideast Regional at Lexington, Ky.; 5-Chaminade Christmas Classic at Honolulu, Hawaii; 6-at Baltimore, Md.; 7-NCAA East Regional at Charlotte, N.C.; 8-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C.; 9-ACC/Big East Challenge at Richmond, Va.; 10-NCAA Midwest Regional at Minneapolis, Minn.; 11-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 35

36 MARYLAND YEAR-BY-YEAR / TOTAL / / 3PT / OFF DEF TOTAL TOTAL YEAR GP FGM-FGA.PCT FGM-FGA.PCT FTM-FTA.PCT REBS REBS REBS-AVG AST BLK STL PF-DQ PTS-AVG stats not available na Page Maryland Basketball Record Book

37 OPPONENTS YEAR-BY-YEAR / TOTAL / / 3PT / OFF DEF TOTAL TOTAL YEAR GP FGM-FGA.PCT FGM-FGA.PCT FTM-FTA.PCT REBS REBS REBS-AVG AST BLK STL PF-DQ PTS-AVG na stats not available na na stats not available na na na na MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 37

38 ALL-TIME RESULTS Game-by-game results for every Maryland basketball season since Maryland was known as Maryland Agricultural College until 1915, and as Maryland State College from Maryland s conference affiliations: Atlantic Coast Conference since ; and the Southern Conference from to An all-college basketball team was formed in , and played just two games. Due to a fire in 1912 which burnt the armory and college gymnasium, the team that was fielded in did not have a regular home, practiced only three times all season and lost 16 games. Another team was not fielded until In , Maryland State participated in the District Intercollegiate Basketball League, in which all games were played at the Washington YMCA. Another season would not be conducted until Maryland opened its new facility at The Gymnasium, inside Annapolis Hall, in It is considered to be the school s first varsity team. Maryland and opponent Associated Press rankings are in brackets AP polls began in From to , the Associated Press ranked only the nation s top 10 teams. - indicates conference games Record: 0-2 Page 38 Washington YMCA Carroll Institute L L No teams from through Record: 3-9 H: 2-3 A: 1-6 J8 New York University L 7-25 J11 at Gallaudet L at Staunton Military L at Washington & Lee L J28 at VMI W J31 Washington & Lee L at Delaware L Gallaudet L at Georgetown L Mount St. Joseph s W Catholic W at Widener College L No teams in and Record: 0-16 H: 0-5 A: 0-11 J10 Mount St. Joseph s L J14 at Catholic L J17 at Mount St. Joseph s L J21 at Gallaudet L J23 at St. John s (Annapolis) L J24 at Loyola (Md.) L J28 at Georgetown L J31 Catholic L F3 at Washington & Lee L 8-63 F4 at VMI L 3-44 F7 at St. John s (Annapolis) L F11 George Washington L F14 Gallaudet L F21 Baltimore City College L F28 at Widener College L M4 at Delaware L No teams from through Record: 1-5 H: 0-0 A: 0-0 N: 1-5 J18 Gallaudet 1 W J25 Catholic 1 L 7-25 F1 George Washington 1 L F15 Gallaudet 1 L 9-33 M3 Catholic 1 L M8 George Washington 1 L at Washington YMCA No teams from to H. Burton Shipley 24 Seasons to Rec.: Conf.: Record: 5-7 H: 3-6 A: 1-0 N: 1-1 SC: 1-2, 11th place George Washington W Gallaudet W Catholic L F5 No. Carolina L Virginia L F9 at Richmond W Catholic L George Washington L Washington & Lee W VMI L VMI 1 W F29 Georgia 1 L SoCon Tournament at Atlanta, Ga Record: 12-5 H: 7-2 A: 4-2 N: 1-1 SC: 3-1, 4th place Virginia W at Columbia W at Stevens Institute W at Navy L Lafayette W at Catholic W Stevens Institute W J31 No. Carolina L Gallaudet W Washington College L at Princeton L City College of NY W South Carolina W at Virginia W F26 Alabama 1 W F27 NC State 1 L Catholic W SoCon Tournament at Atlanta, Ga Record: 14-3 H: 10-1 A: 4-1 N: 0-1 SC: 7-1, 4th place Washington & Lee W at Navy W J12 Richmond W at VMI W at Washington & Lee W at Virginia Tech W at Virginia L F9 No. Carolina W West Virginia W Duke W Virginia W Princeton W Gallaudet W Washington College W Stevens Institute L Virginia Tech W F26 Mississippi 1 L SoCon Tournament at Atlanta, Ga Record: H: 7-2 A: 3-7 N: 0-1 SC: 6-4, 9th place at American L Washington & Lee W J4 at Michigan L at Virginia L at Navy L Washington College L Georgia W Gallaudet W Stevens Institute W F7 No. Carolina W F8 No. Carolina L F9 at Pennsylvania W at Washington & Lee L at VMI W Virginia (OT) W at NC State L at Washington College L Western Maryland W F19 at No. Carolina W F25 Georgia 1 L SoCon Tournament at Atlanta, Ga Record: 14-4 H: 11-0 A: 3-4 SC: 8-1, 3rd place (tie) D19 Washington & Lee W J12 at Virginia Tech W J13 at Washington & Lee W J14 at VMI W 23-9 J18 Gallaudet W J19 Kentucky W 37-7 J20 at Johns Hopkins L J25 St. John s (Annapolis) W J27 Virginia W J30 Stevens Institute W F4 at Navy L F8 at Pennsylvania L F10 NC State W F13 at Virginia L F17 Washington College W F21 Johns Hopkins W F23 Virginia Tech W F24 Western Maryland W Record: 7-9 H: 3-5 A: 4-3 N: 0-1 SC: 2-5, 21st place D20 William & Mary W D22 at Pennsylvania L J9 Randolph Macon L J15 at Virginia W J18 Johns Hopkins L J26 St. John s (Annapolis) W F1 Virginia L F2 Washington & Lee L F4 at Virginia Tech L F5 at VMI W F6 at Washington & Lee L F8 No. Carolina L F13 at Navy W F15 Western Maryland W F23 at Johns Hopkins W M1 Mississippi 1 L SoCon Tournament at Atlanta, Ga Record: 16-6 H: 10-3 A: 6-2 N: 0-1 SC: 9-5, 10th place D13 William & Mary W J9 Duke L J11 Catholic W J14 Virginia W J17 Johns Hopkins W J22 at Navy W J25 Virginia Tech W F1 NC State L F3 Washington & Lee L F6 Western Maryland W F8 No. Carolina W F11 at Virginia Tech W F12 at VMI W F13 at Washington & Lee L F15 Virginia W F18 at NC State W F19 at No. Carolina W F20 at Duke L F22 at Johns Hopkins W F22 VMI W F25 St. John s (Annapolis) W F28 Kentucky 1 L SoCon Tournament at Atlanta, Ga Record: 18-4 H: 10-2 A: 4-2 N: 4-0 SC: 8-1, 2nd place, SoCon Tournament Champion J7 Gallaudet W J9 at VMI W J10 at Washington & Lee W J15 Duke W J17 Loyola (Md.) L J22 at Johns Hopkins W J30 VMI W J31 Virginia Tech W F2 at Virginia L F3 Washington & Lee W F6 at Catholic W F10 No. Carolina W F11 Washington College L F13 Virginia W F14 Western Maryland W F17 St. John s (Annapolis) W F21 at Navy L F25 Johns Hopkins W F27 Louisiana State 1 W F28 No. Carolina 1 W M2 Georgia 1 W M3 Kentucky 1 W SoCon Tournament at Atlanta, Ga Record: 16-4 H: 11-1 A: 5-2 N: 0-1 SC: 9-1, SoCon Regular Season Co-Champion D30 at Wisconsin L J11 Loyola (Md.) L J15 at Washington & Lee W J16 at VMI W J20 Navy W J21 at Virginia W J23 at Johns Hopkins W J26 VMI W J30 Virginia Tech W F3 Catholic W F6 No. Carolina W F10 Washington College W F12 Western Maryland W F13 Virginia W F15 Washington & Lee W F17 St. John s (Annapolis) W F19 at No. Carolina L F20 at Duke (OT) W F23 Johns Hopkins W F26 Florida 1 L SoCon Tournament at Atlanta, Ga Record: 11-9 H: 10-2 A: 1-6 N: 0-1 SC: 7-3, 3rd place D23 Wisconsin L J7 at Virginia Tech W J12 Duke W J13 at VMI L J14 at Washington & Lee L J18 at Johns Hopkins L J21 Virginia Tech W J25 at Catholic L J28 at Navy L J31 at Virginia L F3 No. Carolina W F4 Georgia L F8 Washington College W F9 Virginia W F11 Washington & Lee W F14 VMI W F16 St. John s (Annapolis) W F18 Western Maryland W F22 Johns Hopkins W F24 South Carolina 1 L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Memorial Auditorium) Record: 11-8 H: 9-4 A: 2-3 N: 0-1 SC: 6-1, 3rd place D18 Michigan W D30 Indiana L J5 at West Virginia L J11 Duke W J13 at Virginia Tech W J20 Virginia Tech W J24 at Johns Hopkins L J26 at Virginia W J30 No. Carolina L F2 Catholic W F3 at Navy L F6 Virginia W F9 Richmond L F10 Western Maryland W F13 VMI W F15 St. John s (Annapolis) L F17 Washington College W F21 Johns Hopkins W M1 Washington & Lee 1 L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Memorial Auditorium) Record: 8-10 H: 6-8 A: 2-2 SC: 4-3, 5th place D20 Indiana L D29 Ohio State W J2 West Virginia L J4 South Carolina W J8 VMI W J11 Duke L J16 Washington College W J18 No. Carolina L J30 at Navy L F2 Virginia W F9 Richmond L F12 at Catholic L F16 Washington & Lee L F20 at Virginia W F26 at Johns Hopkins W M2 St. John s (Annapolis) L M6 Johns Hopkins W M11 Georgetown L Record: 14-6 H: 9-3 A: 4-2 N: 1-1 SC: 4-3, 4th place J7 VMI W J10 at Washington & Lee L J11 at VMI W J15 at Navy W J18 Richmond W J21 Baltimore City College W J23 Washington College W J25 No. Carolina L J30 William & Mary W F1 Duke W F6 Virginia W F10 at West Virginia L F11 Washington & Lee L F12 St. John s (Annapolis) W F15 Catholic L F18 at Washington College W F19 Johns Hopkins W F21 at Georgetown W M5 Duke 1 W M6 Washington & Lee 1 L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Memorial Auditorium) Record: 8-12 H: 7-4 A: 1-7 N: 0-1 SC: 5-8, 10th place (tie) D17 at Richmond L J6 Johns Hopkins W J8 at Washington & Lee L J9 at VMI W J14 Western Maryland W J16 Duke L J20 Washington College W J23 Virginia W J28 at NC State L J29 at No. Carolina L J30 at Duke L F3 at Navy L F6 No. Carolina L F9 William & Mary W F13 VMI W F18 Washington & Lee L F20 Georgetown L F23 at St. John s (Annapolis) L F24 NC State W M4 at NC State 1 L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Memorial Auditorium) Record: 15-9 H: 10-3 A: 4-5 N: 1-1 SC: 6-4, 7th place D16 Richmond L D17 Michigan L J4 at Baltimore City College W J5 Randolph Macon W J7 at Washington & Lee L J8 at VMI W J12 at Georgetown L J15 Duke W J27 at Virginia W J28 at No. Carolina L J29 at Duke L J31 Virginia Tech W F2 at Navy L F3 New York University L F5 Washington & Lee W F10 William & Mary W F11 VMI W F12 Catholic W F16 at Washington College W F19 Dickinson College W F21 Johns Hopkins W F23 St. John s (Annapolis) W M4 The Citadel 1 W M5 Duke 1 L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Memorial Auditorium) Maryland Basketball Record Book

39 Record: 15-9 H: 9-2 A: 4-6 N: 2-1 SC: 8-3, 2nd place (tie), SoCon Tournament Finalist D13 at Richmond L D15 Clemson W D16 Davidson W J4 at Pennsylvania L J7 at Army L J11 at Navy L J13 Duke W J14 Hampden-Sydney W J20 No. Carolina W J28 Virginia W F2 at Duke W F3 at No. Carolina W F4 at NC State L F8 Georgetown L F11 Washington & Lee W F14 William & Mary L F15 at St. John s (Annapolis) W F18 VMI W F20 at Catholic W F22 at Geo. Washington L F24 Washington College W M2 Richmond 1 W M3 at NC State 1 W M4 Clemson 1 L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Memorial Auditorium) Record: 14-9 H: 9-2 A: 4-6 N: 1-1 SC: 7-5, 5th place D12 Western Maryland W D14 Randolph Macon W J1 Clemson W J3 at Pennsylvania L J4 at Rutgers W J5 at Rhode Island L J9 Duke W J13 Richmond W J17 at Georgetown W J19 Virginia Tech W J20 Washington & Lee L J26 at NC State W J27 at Clemson L J29 at South Carolina L J30 at Duke L F3 Johns Hopkins W F7 at VMI W F8 at Washington & Lee L F17 Catholic W F20 VMI W F22 George Washington L F28 Washington & Lee 1 W M1 Duke 1 L Southern Conference Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Memorial Auditorium) Record: 1-21 H: 1-10 A: 0-11 SC: 0-13, 15th place D14 Richmond L D17 at Johns Hopkins L D19 Clemson L J8 at Pennsylvania L J11 Duke L J14 at Washington & Lee L J15 at VMI L J17 at Georgetown L J24 No. Carolina L J31 at Richmond L F1 at Duke L F3 at No. Carolina L F5 at Navy L F6 at Virginia L F8 Washington & Lee L F10 at Geo. Washington L F14 William & Mary L F15 Connecticut L F18 VMI L F19 Rutgers L F21 Virginia Tech L F22 Washington College W Record: 7-15 H: 4-5 A: 3-10 SC: 3-8, 12th place (tie) D13 at Richmond W D16 at William & Mary L D19 at West Virginia L D30 at Seton Hall L D31 at City College of NY L J2 at St. John s L J9 at Virginia W J10 at Duke L J16 Washington College W J21 at Georgetown W J24 George Washington L J29 Virginia W F2 at VMI L F3 at Washington & Lee L F7 Washington & Lee L F11 at Navy L F13 William & Mary W F14 West Virginia L F18 at Army L F20 No. Carolina L F25 Duke L F27 VMI W Record: 8-8 H: 5-3 A: 3-5 SC: 5-5, 9th place D10 Richmond W J1 No. Carolina W J9 Virginia W J13 at Pennsylvania L J15 at Washington & Lee L J16 at VMI L J23 at Geo. Washington L J30 at Navy W F6 at Army L F12 Duke L F13 Washington & Lee W F15 at Virginia W F16 at No. Carolina W F20 Georgetown L F23 William & Mary W F25 VMI L Record: 4-14 H: 3-6 A: 1-7 N: 0-1 SC: 2-1, 4th place D11 Quantico Marines L D17 Marshall L D21 Bainbridge Navy L J8 at Virginia L J15 VMI W J22 Hampden-Sydney L J24 at Bainbridge Navy L J26 Fort Belvoir L J29 Catholic W F5 Virginia L F8 at Catholic L F9 Woodrow Gen. Hospital W F12 at Richmond L F18 at Woodrow Gen. Hospital L F19 at VMI W F24 at NC State 1 L F26 at Navy L M1 at Army L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Memorial Auditorium) Record: 2-14 H: 1-5 A: 1-8 N: 0-1 SC: 2-5, 9th place D21 Gallaudet L J5 at No. Carolina L J6 at Duke L J8 at NC State L J10 at Navy L J13 VMI W J18 Marine Corps Institute L J20 NC State L J27 Hampden-Sydney L F3 at Virginia L F5 at VMI L F10 Virginia L F17 at William & Mary W F22 Duke 1 L F27 at U.S. Merch.Marines L F28 at Army L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Memorial Auditorium) Record: 9-12 H: 8-4 A: 1-7 N: 0-1 SC: 5-4, 5th place D18 Marine Corps Institute W D20 Marshall L D21 Quantico Marines L J4 at Duke L J5 at NC State W J7 at No. Carolina L J16 at Navy L J19 NC State W J23 at Virginia L J25 Duke W J26 Hampden-Sydney W F2 George Washington W F8 No. Carolina L F9 Virginia W F14 U.S. Merchant Marines W F16 Richmond W F20 at William & Mary L F23 West Virginia L F26 at U.S. Merch. Marines L F27 at Army L M1 No. Carolina 1 L Southern Conference Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Memorial Auditorium) Record: H: 9-3 A: 5-6 N: 0-1 SC: 9-5, 5th place D14 at West Virginia L D17 Western Maryland W D18 Johns Hopkins W J3 at Quantico Marines W J4 at No. Carolina L J8 Richmond L J10 George Washington W J16 at Washington & Lee W J17 at Virginia Tech W J18 at VMI W J22 at Navy L J24 No. Carolina W J31 Washington & Lee W F4 Georgetown W F10 George Washington L F15 at Richmond L F17 Virginia Tech W F18 Duke L F19 at U.S. Merchant Marines L F24 at Army W F26 The Citadel W M1 VMI W M12 at Pennsylvania L M13 NC State 1 L SoCon Tournament at Durham, N.C. (Duke Indoor Stadium) Flucie Stewart 3 Seasons to Rec.: Conf.: Record: H: 6-4 A: 5-9 N: 0-1 SC: 9-7, 4th place D11 at Western Maryland W D12 Loyola (Md.) L D16 Davidson W D17 at Washington & Lee L D18 at VMI W D20 at Johns Hopkins W J3 at No. Carolina L J5 at Duke L J7 at Georgetown L J10 Clemson W J12 at Virginia L J14 at Navy L J16 South Carolina W J17 VMI W J31 at Army L F7 Washington & Lee W F11 at Geo. Washington L F13 No. Carolina L F16 Virginia L F19 Richmond W F21 at South Carolina W F23 at Clemson W F26 at Richmond L M1 George Washington L M4 Davidson 1 L SoCon Tournament at Durham, N.C. (Duke Indoor Stadium) Record: 9-18 H: 4-5 A: 5-11 N: 0-2 SC: 8-7, 7th place D4 at Temple L D9 Virginia Tech W D11 at Loyola (Md.) L D13 Richmond L D16 Virginia L D18 Clemson W J3 at No. Carolina L J4 Davidson 1 L J7 at Virginia L J10 at Georgetown L J12 at Pennsylvania L J22 at Navy L J26 George Washington L J28 at Miami W J29 at Miami L F2 at Cincinnati 2 L F4 at VMI W F5 at Washington & Lee W F8 South Carolina W F11 No. Carolina L F17 Georgetown L F19 at South Carolina W F20 at Clemson L F24 at Richmond W F26 at Geo. Washington L F28 VMI W M3 No. Carolina 3 L a t Charlottesville, Va. (Memorial Gymnasium); 2-at Cincinnati, Ohio (Music Hall); 3-SoCon Tournament at Durham, N.C. (Duke Indoor Stadium) Record: 7-18 H: 6-6 A: 1-12 SC: 5-13, 13th place D3 at Virginia Tech L D5 at Tennessee L D6 at Virginia L D10 Washington & Lee W D14 at Pennsylvania L D16 Clemson L D17 at Navy L D19 Ohio Wesleyan L J2 at No. Carolina L J3 at Duke L J7 at Georgetown W J10 William & Mary L J12 at Richmond L J14 George Washington L J21 at William & Mary L F1 VMI W F3 No. Carolina L F6 at VMI L F10 Duke W F13 South Carolina L F14 Virginia W F18 Davidson W F21 Richmond W F24 at South Carolina L F25 at Clemson L Bud Millikan 17 Seasons to Rec.: Conf.: Record: H: 10-3 A: 5-7 N: 1-1 SC: 11-8, 8th place D1 Virginia W D6 at Pennsylvania L D11 William & Mary W D13 at Virginia W D18 Washington & Lee W D19 Rutgers W J2 at No. Carolina W J6 at Richmond W J10 at Navy L J13 Georgetown W J15 Virginia Tech L J20 No. Carolina W F1 at Davidson W F2 at South Carolina L F3 at Clemson L F7 at Washington & Lee L F8 at VMI W F12 South Carolina W F14 West Virginia L F16 Duke L F17 at William & Mary L F19 Clemson (OT) W F21 Richmond W F23 at Geo. Washington L F24 VMI W M1 Clemson 1 W M2 [8] at NC State 1 L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: 13-9 H: 8-1 A: 5-7 N: 0-1 SC: 9-5, 6th place (tie) D2 at Virginia W D5 Washington & Lee W D8 at Pennsylvania L D12 William & Mary W D15 at West Virginia L D18 at VMI W D19 at Washington & Lee W J3 at No. Carolina L J5 at Navy W J7 Virginia W J10 Georgetown W J12 at Rutgers L J18 No. Carolina W F9 VMI W F14 Richmond W F16 at William & Mary L F18 at Duke L F21 at Georgetown L F27 at Richmond W F29 George Washington L M1 Davidson W M6 [12] Duke 1 L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: 15-8 H: 8-2 A: 6-5 N: 1-1 SC: 12-3, 2nd place (tie) D2 Virginia W D4 William & Mary W D6 at Pennsylvania L D13 West Virginia W D17 at VMI W D18 at Washington & Lee W J3 at No. Carolina L J5 at Virginia W J8 at Richmond (OT) W J10 Georgetown L J12 Virginia Tech W J17 No. Carolina W F3 at G. Washington (2OT) L F6 at Virginia Tech W F9 Richmond L F12 VMI W F14 Washington & Lee W F17 at William & Mary W F19 at Georgetown L F21 at Navy L F24 Geo. Washington W M5 Duke 1 W M6 Wake Forest (OT) 1 L SoCon Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: 23-7 H: 9-2 A: 11-4 N: 3-1 ACC: 7-2, 2nd place Postseason: AP No. 20 D3 at South Carolina W D4 at Clemson W D5 at Wake Forest L D8 at William & Mary W D14 at West Virginia L D17 Virginia Tech W D18 South Carolina W D30 Arizona State 1 W D31 Evansville 1 W J2 at Kentucky Wesleyan 1 W J4 at Richmond W J5 Virginia W J6 Clemson W J9 at Georgetown (OT) L J11 Richmond L J15 [7] George Washington W J18 at Virginia W J30 [13] at Tampa W F1 [13] at Miami W F4 [13] at Washington & Lee W F5 [13] at Virginia Tech W F11 [11] Washington & Lee W F13 [11] [16] at Navy (OT) W F15 [11] Wake Forest W F16 [11] [14] Duke L F18 [11] Georgetown W F23 [11] [8] at Geo. Washington L F25 [11] William & Mary W M4 [17] Clemson 2 W M5 [17] Wake Forest (OT) 2 L All-American City Tournament at Owensboro, Ky.; 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 39

40 ALL-TIME RESULTS Record: 17-7 H: 7-2 A: 7-4 N: 3-1 ACC: 10-4, 3rd place D4 Georgetown W D7 [17] Duke W D10 [17] Wake Forest (OT) L D14 at Virginia W D17 at Duke L D18 at No. Carolina W D27 Texas Tech 1 W D28 Rhode Island 1 W D30 Cincinnati 1 W J4 [11] South Carolina W J6 [11] Virginia W J8 [11] at Clemson W J10 [11] at South Carolina W J13 [11] [2] NC State W J18 [6] [9] at Geo. Washington L J29 [8] at Navy W F5 [12] at William & Mary W F8 [11] [6] George Washington L F12 [11] No. Carolina W F15 [11] Clemson W F19 [11] [7] at NC State L F21 [11] at Wake Forest L F25 [17] at Georgetown (2OT) W M3 [18] Virginia (OT) 2 L All-American City Tournament at Owensboro, Ky.; 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: H: 9-5 A: 5-4 N: 0-1 ACC: 7-7, 5th place D2 Virginia W D8 William & Mary W D10 Wake Forest W D15 [12] Kentucky L D17 [11] No. Carolina L D29 [16] Michigan State 1 L D30 St. Francis 1 W J4 South Carolina W J5 [7] George Washington W J7 at Clemson W J9 at South Carolina W J12 [3] NC State L J14 [6] at Duke L J16 [9] at No. Carolina L J21 at Georgetown (OT) W F4 Navy W F7 [8] Duke L F11 [19] at Geo. Washington W F14 Clemson W F18 [5] at NC State W F20 at Wake Forest L F23 at Virginia L F25 Georgetown W M1 [11] Duke 2 L Mid-Winter Festival at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: H: 8-2 A: 5-6 N: 3-2 ACC: 9-5, 2nd place D1 at Virginia W D6 Fordham L D10 Wake Forest W D15 [3] at Kentucky L D17 [6] at No. Carolina L D30 Montana State 1 W D31 New Mexico A&M 1 L J1 Virginia 1 W J4 at Clemson W J5 at South Carolina L J10 [15] Duke W J12 at Geo. Washington W J14 South Carolina W J16 Georgetown W J19 NC State W J31 [19] at Duke L F2 George Washington W F5 [1] No. Carolina (2OT) L F12 Virginia W F16 at NC State W F18 [17] at Wake Forest L F23 at Navy L F25 Clemson W F27 at Georgetown W M7 Virginia 2 W M8 South Carolina 2 L All-American City Tournament at Owensboro, Ky.; 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Page Record: 22-7 H: 10-1 A: 6-4 N: 6-2 ACC: 9-5, 4th place, ACC Tournament Champion Postseason: NCAA East Region 3rd place, AP No. 6, UPI No. 6 D4 George Washington W D7 at Fordham W D9 Kentucky W D13 Wake Forest W D18 [6] Navy W D28 [6] Vanderbilt 1 W D30 [6] Memphis State (3OT) 1 L J3 [7] at South Carolina W J4 [7] at Clemson L J8 [11] Duke W J11 [11] [3] No. Carolina W J14 [8] at Georgetown W J20 [8] [20] NC State L F1 [9] at Navy W F7 [8] at Virginia W F8 [8] at Wake Forest W F13 [9] Clemson W F15 [9] [10] at NC State (3OT) L F18 [14] Virginia W F21 [14] [7] at Duke L F22 [14] [16] at No. Carolina L F26 [17] Georgetown W M1 [17] South Carolina W M6 [17] Virginia 2 W M7 [17] [6] Duke (OT) 2 W M8 [17] [13] No. Carolina 2 W M11 [6] Boston College 3 W M14 [6] [5] Temple 4 L M15 [6] Manhattan 4 W Sugar Bowl Tournament at New Orleans, La. (Loyola Field House); 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum); 3-NCAA East Region First Round at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden); 4-NCAA East Regional at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum) Record: H: 7-3 A: 2-8 N: 1-2 ACC: 7-7, 3rd place (tie) D3 NC State L D6 at Northwestern L D10 Virginia W D15 [2] at Kentucky (OT) L D17 Navy L D20 Wake Forest W D29 [7] Mississippi State 1 L D30 Loyola (Md.) 1 W J7 Duke W J9 at South Carolina W J10 at Clemson L J14 Georgetown W J17 at Duke L F4 [2] at No. Carolina L F7 at Wake Forest L F10 G. Washington (OT) L F14 [6] at NC State L F16 Clemson W F18 at Virginia L F21 [1] No. Carolina W F25 at Georgetown W F27 South Carolina W M5 Virginia 2 L Sugar Bowl Tournament at New Orleans, La. (Loyola Field House); 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: 15-8 H: 8-2 A: 7-5 N: 0-1 ACC: 9-5, 3rd place D3 at Geo. Washington W D9 Virginia W D14 Georgetown W D18 Wake Forest L D28 [9] Indiana 1 L D29 Fordham 1 W J4 Yale W J8 South Carolina W J13 at Georgetown L J16 at Duke W J18 NC State W J20 at Navy W F3 [17] No. Carolina L F6 at Wake Forest L F10 at Virginia W F13 at NC State L F15 Clemson W F18 Duke W F20 G. Washington (OT) W F23 at No. Carolina L F26 at Clemson (2 OT) W F27 at South Carolina W M3 at NC State 2 L Blue Grass Festival at Louisville, Ky. (Kentucky State Fairgrounds Pavilion); 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: H: 9-2 A: 3-8 N: 2-2 ACC: 6-8, 5th place D1 Penn State W D3 at Virginia W D6 George Washington W D10 at Minnesota W D14 [12] at Georgetown W D17 [12] Wake Forest L D29 [11] No. Carolina 1 L D30 [10] at NC State 1 L D31 Wyoming 1 W J7 South Carolina W J11 Georgetown W J14 [8] at Duke L J16 [7] No. Carolina L J18 Navy W J21 NC State W F2 [5] at No. Carolina L F4 at Wake Forest L F10 at Clemson L F11 at South Carolina L F13 at NC State L F16 [3] Duke W F18 at Geo. Washington L F22 Virginia W F25 Clemson (OT) W M2 Clemson 2 W M3 Wake Forest 2 L Dixie Classic at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum); 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: 8-17 H: 4-6 A: 4-8 N: 0-3 ACC: 3-11, 7th place D2 at Penn State L D6 Georgetown (2OT) L D12 NC State (OT) L D15 Minnesota W D16 [3] Wake Forest W D18 at Virginia W D29 Mississippi State 1 L D30 Louisville 1 L J3 at Geo. Washington W J6 South Carolina L J10 at Georgetown W J13 [10] at Duke L J16 George Washington W J20 at NC State L J22 at Miami W F3 at Navy L F6 No. Carolina W F9 at South Carolina L F10 at Clemson L F13 [7] Duke L F17 at Wake Forest L F19 at No. Carolina L F21 Virginia L F24 Clemson L M1 [8] Duke 2 L Sugar Bowl Tournament at New Orleans, La. (Loyola Field House); 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: 8-13 H: 5-6 A: 3-6 N: 0-1 ACC: 4-10, 6th place (tie) D1 Penn State L D4 at Georgetown L D9 [2] at Duke L D11 NC State (OT) L D15 at Virginia W D19 Wake Forest L J5 South Carolina W J7 George Washington W J12 Navy W J14 [10] No. Carolina L J19 at NC State L F1 at Geo. Washington W F4 Georgetown W F7 at No. Carolina L F9 at Clemson L F11 at South Carolina W F14 at Wake Forest L F16 Virginia L F19 [2] Duke L F23 Clemson W F28 Wake Forest 1 L ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: 9-17 H: 5-4 A: 2-10 N: 2-3 ACC: 5-9, 6th place D2 Virginia W D4 at Georgetown L D7 at Penn State L D10 NC State W D14 West Virginia W D16 Clemson W D20 Tennessee 1 L D21 Louisiana State 1 W D27 Arizona 2 L D28 Columbia 2 W J6 South Carolina (OT) L J11 at Navy L J13 at No. Carolina L J18 at NC State L J20 at Wake Forest W F1 at Geo. Washington W F5 at West Virginia L F8 [7] Duke L F14 Wake Forest L F18 No. Carolina W F20 at Virginia L F22 [4] at Duke L F25 Georgetown L F28 at Clemson L F29 at South Carolina L M5 Clemson 3 L VPI Tournament at Blacksburg, Va. (Virginia Tech Coliseum); 2-Evansville Holiday Tournament at Evansville, Ind. (Roberts Stadium); 3-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: 18-8 H: 9-3 A: 7-4 N: 2-1 ACC: 10-4, 2nd place (tie) D2 Penn State W D3 George Washington W D5 at Virginia L D8 NC State L D12 West Virginia (OT) L D18 Wake Forest W D19 Kansas (OT) L D28 Tulsa 1 W D29 at Miami 1 L J4 No. Carolina W J8 at Clemson (2OT) W J9 at South Carolina W J13 Navy W J14 at Wake Forest (OT) W J16 at NC State L J30 at No. Carolina W F1 [10] at Duke L F10 at West Virginia W F13 at Georgetown W F17 Virginia W F20 at Navy W F23 [5] Duke W F26 Clemson W F27 South Carolina W M4 Clemson 2 W M5 at NC State 2 L Miami, Fla. (Miami Beach Convention Center); 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: H: 7-3 A: 5-7 N: 2-1 ACC: 7-7, 5th place D1 at Penn State L D4 Wake Forest W D7 NC State W D10 [7] at Kansas L D11 at Kansas State W D15 Georgetown W D21 at West Virginia L D29 Houston 1 W D30 Dayton 1 W J3 at No. Carolina L J5 Virginia L J13 [1] at Duke L J15 at NC State (OT) L J27 at Geo. Washington W J29 at Clemson L J31 at South Carolina W F5 No. Carolina W F7 at Wake Forest (OT) W F9 Navy W F12 West Virginia W F16 at Virginia W F19 [2] Duke L F25 South Carolina W F26 Clemson L M3 No. Carolina 2 L Sugar Bowl Tournament at New Orleans, La. (Loyola Field House); 2-ACC Tournament at Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum) Record: H: 5-5 A: 4-8 N: 2-1 ACC: 5-9, 5th place (tie) D1 Penn State W D7 at NC State W D10 South Carolina L D13 at Virginia W D16 Oklahoma State 1 W D17 at Memphis State 1 L D20 Wake Forest L D28 at Davidson 2 W D29 Army 2 W J7 NC State W J11 at West Virginia (OT) W J14 Duke (OT) L J16 Clemson W J28 West Virginia L J30 at South Carolina L F4 [2] at No. Carolina L F9 George Washington W F11 at Georgetown L F13 Virginia W F16 at Navy L F18 at Duke L F22 [5] No. Carolina L F25 at Clemson L M4 at Wake Forest L M9 South Carolina 3 L Memphis Invitational at Memphis, Tenn. (Mid- South Coliseum); 2-Charlotte Invitational at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum); 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum) Frank Fellows 2 Seasons to Rec.: Conf.: Record: 8-16 H: 7-3 A: 1-11 N: 0-2 ACC: 4-10, 6th place D2 at Penn State L D4 at Geo. Washington W D6 NC State L D9 South Carolina W D14 at Wake Forest L D21 at Texas-El Paso 1 L D22 Southern Illinois (OT) 1 L J3 at South Carolina L J6 at NC State L J10 West Virginia W J13 Duke L J15 at Clemson (2OT) L J17 Navy W J30 at Miami L F3 [3] No. Carolina L F6 at Duke L F10 at West Virginia L F13 Virginia W F17 Wake Forest W F21 [3] at No. Carolina L F24 Clemson W F28 at Virginia L M2 Georgetown W M7 NC State 2 L Sun Carnival Tournament at El Paso, Texas (Memorial Gymnasium); 2-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum) Maryland Basketball Record Book

41 Record: 8-18 H: 4-6 A: 3-10 N: 1-2 ACC: 2-12, 7th place (tie) N30 Penn State W D4 at West Virginia L D7 at South Carolina L D11 Princeton L D14 at Wake Forest L D17 George Washington W D20 at Marshall 1 W D21 Miami 1 L D27 [3] at Davidson 2 L D28 Wichita State 2 W J3 at Wake Forest 3 L J4 at NC State L J8 South Carolina L J11 at Duke L J13 Clemson W J16 Virginia L F1 [2] at No. Carolina L F5 NC State L F8 West Virginia W F10 Duke L F12 at Navy L F15 at Virginia L F19 [3] No. Carolina L F22 at Clemson W M1 at Georgetown W M6 [13] South Carolina 4 L Marshall Invitational at Huntington, W. Va. (Memorial Field House); 2-Charlotte Invitational at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum); 3-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum) Charles Lefty Driesell 17 Seasons to Rec.: Conf.: Record: H: 10-4 A: 3-7 N: 0-2 ACC: 5-9, 6th D1 Buffalo W D3 at Geo. Washington W D10 at Princeton L D13 Wake Forest L D15 [8] South Carolina L D19 Army 1 L D20 Fordham 1 W D29 Delaware W J2 [15] NC State 2 L J3 at Wake Forest 2 W J7 West Virginia W J10 [3] at South Carolina L J12 at Clemson W J14 Navy W J24 Maine W J28 Duke W J31 [9] No. Carolina L F4 [5] at NC State L F7 Georgetown W F11 at Virginia L F18 [13] at No. Carolina L F21 at Duke L F23 Clemson W F25 at West Virginia L F28 Virginia W M5 [19] NC State 3 L Maryland Invitational Tournament at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum) Record: H: 11-4 A: 3-7 N: 0-1 ACC: 5-9, 6th place (tie) D1 Delaware W D5 Buffalo W D8 Lehigh W D12 Wake Forest W D16 [2] at South Carolina L D19 at Georgetown L D22 Tampa W D29 Miami W J2 Richmond W J6 NC State L J9 [2] South Carolina (OT) W J11 Clemson W J23 George Washington W J27 at Loyola (Md.) W J30 [20] at No. Carolina L F3 at NC State L F6 at Duke W F10 at Virginia L F13 Duke L F17 [8] No. Carolina L F20 at Seton Hall W F23 at Clemson (OT) L F27 West Virginia L M2 at Wake Forest L M6 Virginia (OT) W M11 [6] South Carolina 1 L ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum) Record: 27-5 H: 14-0 A: 7-4 N: 6-1 ACC: 8-4, 2nd place (tie), ACC Tournament Finalist Postseason: NIT Champion, AP No. 14, UPI No. 11 D1 [6] Brown W D4 [6] at Geo. Washington W D8 [5] at Virginia L D13 [5] Georgetown W D17 [15] Canisius W D20 [15] at Loyola (Md.) W D22 [15] at Holy Cross W D29 [16] Western Kentucky 1 W D30 [16] [9] St. John s 1 W J5 [12] NC State W J8 [12] at Clemson L J10 [12] at Wake Forest 2 W J22 at Navy W J25 [18] Buffalo W J29 [18] [3] at No. Carolina L J31 [18] at NC State W F5 Duke W F9 [20] Duquesne W F12 at Long Island W F16 [19] [3] No. Carolina (OT) W F19 [19] Clemson W F22 [12] Richmond W F26 [12] at Duke L M1 [18] Wake Forest (OT) W M4 [18] [12] Virginia W M9 [13] Clemson 3 W M10 [13] [15] Virginia 3 W M11 [13] [3] No. Carolina 3 L M18 [14] St. Joseph s 4 W M20 [14] Syracuse 4 W M23 [14] Jacksonville 4 W M25 [14] Niagara 4 W Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-National Invitation Tournament at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) Record: 23-7 H: 12-1 A: 8-4 N: 3-2 ACC: 7-5, 3rd place, ACC Tournament Finalist Postseason: NCAA Elite Eight, AP No. 8, UPI No. 10 N29 [3] Brown W D2 [3] at Richmond W D9 [3] at Canisius W D12 [3] at Georgetown W D22 [2] George Washington W D29 [2] Georgia Tech 1 W D30 [2] Syracuse 1 W J2 [2] Kent W J6 [2] at Clemson W J9 [2] Virginia W J14 [2] [3] NC State L J20 [3] at Navy W J22 [3] Wake Forest W J23 [4] Long Island W J27 [4] [3] No. Carolina W J31 [3] [2] at NC State L F3 [3] at Duke L F8 [9] at Fordham W F11 [9] Buffalo W F14 [10] [6] at No. Carolina L F17 [10] Clemson W F21 [8] at Duquesne W F24 [8] Duke W F28 [9] at Wake Forest L M3 [9] at Virginia W M8 [10] Clemson 2 W M9 [10] Wake Forest 2 W M10 [10] [2] NC State 2 L M15 [8] [14] Syracuse 3 W M17 [8] [4] Providence 3 L Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-NCAA East Regional at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum) Record: 23-5 H: 12-1 A: 7-3 N: 4-1 ACC: 9-3, 2nd place (tie), ACC Tournament Finalist Postseason: AP No. 4, UPI No. 4 D1 [4] [1] at UCLA L D5 [4] Eastern Kentucky W D11 [4] Georgetown W D21 [2] San Francisco 1 W D22 [2] Santa Clara 1 W D29 [2] Holy Cross 2 W D30 [2] Boston College 2 W J2 [3] at Richmond W J5 [3] Clemson W J11 [3] at Wake Forest W J13 [3] [4] at NC State L J17 [4] Fordham W J19 [4] at Navy W J22 [5] Canisius W J26 [5] [4] at No. Carolina L J30 [6] [2] NC State L F2 [6] Duke W F6 [7] at Virginia W F9 [7] George Washington 3 W F13 [6] [4] No. Carolina W F16 [6] at Clemson W F20 [5] Duquesne W F23 [5] at Duke W F27 [5] Wake Forest W M2 [5] Virginia W M7 [4] Duke 4 W M8 [4] [6] No. Carolina 4 W M9 [4] [1] NC State (OT) 4 L Cable Car Classic at Oakland, Calif. (Oakland Coliseum); 2 -Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 3-at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum) Record: 24-5 H: 12-2 A: 10-1 N: 2-2 ACC: 10-2, ACC Regular Season Champion Postseason: NCAA Elite Eight, AP No. 5, UPI No. 5 N18 [4] Richmond W D4 [4] at Wake Forest W D7 [4] Long Island W D10 [5] Georgetown 1 W D12 [5] DePauw W D21 [5] George Washington 1 W D27 [5] Georgia Tech 2 W D28 [5] [3] UCLA 2 L J2 [7] Appalachian State W J4 [7] [19] Notre Dame W J8 [5] Duke W J11 [5] [19] Wake Forest W J16 [5] [4] NC State W J18 [5] at Navy W J22 [3] at Clemson L J25 [3] [14] No. Carolina L F1 [8] [2] at NC State W F4 [4] Virginia W F6 [4] at Fordham W F8 [4] at Duke W F15 [3] at No. Carolina W F19 [3] at Virginia W F23 [3] at Duquesne W F26 [2] [11] Clemson W M1 [2] E. Tennessee State W M6 [2] [8] NC State 3 L M18 [4] Creighton 4 W M20 [4] [9] Notre Dame 5 W M22 [4] [3] Louisville 5 L at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 2-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-NCAA Midwest Region First Round at Lubbock, Texas (Memorial Coliseum); 5-NCAA Midwest Regional at Las Cruces, N.M. (Pan American Center) Record: 22-6 H: 13-2 A: 8-3 N: 1-1 ACC: 7-5, 2nd place (tie) Postseason: AP No. 11, UPI No. 13 N29 [3] East Carolina W D3 [2] DePauw W D6 [2] at Richmond W D8 [2] Boston University W D10 [2] Georgia Tech W D20 [2] Fordham W D22 [2] UNC Charlotte W D29 [2] Seton Hall 1 W D30 [2] Princeton 1 W J3 [2] Long Island W J7 [2] at Geo. Washington W J10 [2] [7] at Wake Forest 2 L J14 [2] [13] at NC State W J17 [2] at Navy W J21 [2] Clemson L J25 [2] [5] at No. Carolina (OT) L J28 [7] [8] NC State W J31 [7] [10] at Notre Dame W F4 [5] at Virginia W F7 [5] Duke W F11 [4] [3] No. Carolina L F14 [4] at Clemson W F18 [7] at Georgetown W F21 [7] at Duke L F25 [10] Wake Forest W F28 [10] Virginia W M4 [9] Duke (OT) 3 W M5 [9] Virginia 3 L Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-ACC Tournament at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre) Record: 19-8 H: 15-4 A: 3-3 N: 1-1 ACC: 7-5, 4th place N27 [8] Notre Dame (OT) L N30 [16] Ball State W D2 [16] Long Island W D4 [16] Princeton W D8 [17] East Carolina W D12 [17] [19] DePaul W D18 [14] Appalachian State W D22 [15] Bucknell W D28 [16] Xavier 1 W D29 [16] [18] Syracuse 1 W J4 [15] Richmond W J8 [15] [10] Wake Forest (OT) L J9 [15] NC State W J15 [14] Navy 2 W J19 [13] at Clemson L J22 [13] [4] No. Carolina L J27 at NC State W J29 George Washington L F2 Virginia W F5 at Duke (OT) W F9 [14] at No. Carolina L F12 [15] Clemson W F15 Pittsburgh W F19 Duke W F22 [11] at Wake Forest 3 W F26 at Virginia L M3 NC State 4 L Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 3-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum) Record: H: 10-4 A: 1-8 N: 4-1 ACC: 3-9, 6th place N25 [14] Bucknell W N27 [14] American 1 W N28 [14] Georgetown 1 W D1 [14] Penn State 2 W D7 [12] East Carolina W D10 [12] at Geo. Washington L D17 [18] Long Island W D21 [20] Army W D28 [14] Western Kentucky 3 W D29 [14] Georgia Tech 3 W J4 [15] Duke L J7 [15] at Wake Forest 4 L J11 [16] at NC State L J14 Air Force W J16 Clemson W J21 [5] at No. Carolina L J25 NC State L J29 [5] at Notre Dame L F1 [11] at Virginia L F4 UNLV W F8 [7] No. Carolina L F11 at Clemson W F16 at Pittsburgh (OT) L F18 [20] at Duke L F22 Wake Forest W F25 Virginia L M1 NC State (3OT) 5 W M2 [15] Duke 5 L Tip Off Tournament at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 2-at Hershey, Pa. (Hershey Park Arena); 3-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 4-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum) Record: H: 12-4 A: 4-4 N: 3-3 ACC: 6-6, 4th place Postseason: NIT Second Round N24 Bucknell W N28 [19] Georgetown 1 L D2 [19] at Air Force W D4 [19] at UNLV L D7 [19] Penn State 2 W D9 [19] Biscayne W D16 East Carolina W D20 [4] NC State W D23 Canisius W D29 St. Joseph s (OT) 3 W D30 [20] Southern California 3 W J3 [20] George Washington W J6 [20] Wake Forest L J10 [8] at NC State (2OT) W J13 [12] Louisville L J17 [19] at Clemson W J20 [19] [2] No. Carolina L J23 Navy W J27 [1] Notre Dame W J31 [17] Virginia L F3 [17] [3] at Duke L F7 [6] at No. Carolina L F10 Clemson W F17 [5] Duke W F19 at Wake Forest 4 W F21 at Virginia L M1 Clemson 5 W M2 [7] No. Carolina 5 L M7 Rhode Island (3OT) 6 W M12 Ohio State 6 L at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 2-at Hershey, Pa. (Hershey Park Arena); 3-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 4-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-National Invitation Tournament at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House) Record: 24-7 H: 16-0 A: 4-4 N: 4-3 ACC: 11-3, ACC Regular Season Champion Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 8, UPI No. 8 N30 UMES W D3 Penn State 1 W D4 [17] Georgetown 2 L D8 Brown W D10 Catholic W D19 Georgia Tech W D22 Bucknell W D28 Miami-OH 3 W D29 Temple 3 W J3 at Georgia Tech W J5 at Wake Forest W J10 at NC State L J12 Pittsburgh W J16 [17] Clemson W J20 [9] at No. Carolina W J23 [15] NC State W J26 [15] [8] at Notre Dame L J30 [12] [13] at Virginia W F2 [12] [5] Duke W F7 [7] [11] No. Carolina W F9 [7] [16] at Clemson L F11 [7] Boston University W F13 [8] East Carolina W F16 [8] [16] at Duke L F20 [9] Wake Forest W F23 [9] Virginia W F28 [7] Georgia Tech (OT) 4 W F29 [7] [17] Clemson 4 W M1 [7] Duke 4 L M8 [8] Tennessee 5 W M14 [8] [11] Georgetown 6 L at Hershey, Pa. (Hershey Park Arena); 2-at Washington D.C. (Municipal Armory); 3-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-NCAA East Region Second Round at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-NCAA East Regional at Philadelphia, Pa. (The Spectrum) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 41

42 ALL-TIME RESULTS Record: H: 12-3 A: 5-5 N: 4-2 ACC: 8-6, 4th place, ACC Tournament Finalist Postseason: NCAA Second Round, AP No. 18, UPI No. 11 N28 [4] Navy W D2 [4] American W D5 [4] Wagner 1 W D6 [4] [18] at Syracuse 1 W D10 [4] Fairleigh Dickinson W D13 [4] at Louisville L D20 [9] NC State W D23 [9] at Georgia Tech W D29 [9] Marshall 2 W D30 [9] St. Joseph s 2 W J3 [9] William & Mary W J7 [8] [16] at No. Carolina L J10 [8] Duke W J14 [10] Virginia L J17 [10] [12] at Clemson (OT) W J20 [10] UMES W J24 [10] [13] Notre Dame L J27 [14] at Pittsburgh (OT) W J31 [14] Georgia Tech W F4 [13] [8] at Wake Forest L F7 [13] at Duke L F12 [19] Clemson W F15 [19] [10] No. Carolina L F21 [20] [5] Wake Forest W F25 [17] at NC State W F28 [17] [3] at Virginia L M5 [20] Duke 3 W M6 [20] [4] Virginia 3 W M7 [20] [12] No. Carolina 3 L M12 [18] Tenn.-Chattanooga 4 W M14 [18] [9] Indiana 4 L Carrier Classic at Syracuse, N.Y. (Carrier Dome); 2-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 3-ACC Tournament at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 4-NCAA Mideast Region First and Second Round at Dayton, Ohio (Dayton Arena) Record: H: 13-3 A: 2-8 N: 1-2 ACC: 5-9, 5th place Postseason: NIT Second Round N27 St. Peter s W N29 Lafayette W D2 Long Island W D5 George Mason W D7 UMES W D9 Towson W D12 at NC State L D19 Ohio University W D23 Georgia Tech L D29 [16] at UCLA L J5 [1] No. Carolina L J9 at Duke W J12 [3] at Virginia (OT) L J16 Clemson W J20 Canisius W J23 at Notre Dame L J27 at William & Mary W J30 at Georgia Tech L F3 [13] Wake Forest W F6 Duke W F7 Hofstra W F11 [2] at No. Carolina L F13 at Clemson L F20 at Wake Forest 1 L F24 NC State L F27 [1] Virginia (OT) W M5 NC State 2 L M12 Richmond 3 W M15 Georgia 3 L at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 2-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-National Invitation Tournament at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) Record: H: 14-3 A: 5-4 N: 1-3 ACC: 8-6, 3rd place (tie) Postseason: NCAA Second Round N27 Penn State 1 L D1 UMES W D4 at Canisius W D8 St. Joseph s L D11 Duquesne W D14 Towson W D23 [3] UCLA (2OT) W J3 American W J5 William & Mary W J8 [4] Virginia L Page 42 J12 [11] at No. Carolina L J15 Duke L J19 at Clemson W J22 Notre Dame W J26 at Holy Cross 2 W J29 NC State W J31 Navy W F2 Old Dominion W F5 Georgia Tech W F9 at Wake Forest 3 L F16 [3] No. Carolina W F19 Clemson W F21 at Duke W F23 at Georgia Tech L F26 Wake Forest W M3 at NC State W M7 [2] at Virginia L M11 Georgia Tech (OT) 4 L M17 [15] Tenn.-Chattanooga 5 W M22 [1] Houston 5 L at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 2-at Worcester, Mass. (Worcester Centrum); 3-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-ACC Tournament at Atlanta, Ga. (Omni); 5-NCAA First and Second Round at Houston, Texas (The Summit) Record: 24-8 H: 13-2 A: 6-4 N: 5-2 ACC: 9-5, 2nd place, ACC Tournament Champion Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 11, UPI No. 10 N26 [8] Johns Hopkins W D1 [6] Ohio State 1 L D3 [6] Canisius W D6 [11] Penn State 2 W D10 [11] at Duquesne W D14 [9] UMES W D24 [8] [6] Boston College W D29 [6] Randolph Macon 3 W D30 [6] La Salle 3 W J4 [5] [12] at NC State W J7 [5] William & Mary W J12 [5] [1] No. Carolina L J14 [5] at Duke W J17 [7] Clemson W J21 [7] at Old Dominion W J28 [5] at Notre Dame L J31 [10] at Virginia W F4 [10] [18] at Georgia Tech (2OT) L F8 [13] [14] W. Forest (2OT) 4 L F11 [13] Duke L F13 [13] Dayton W F18 at Clemson (3OT) W F19 [1] at No. Carolina L F23 Georgia Tech W F26 [15] Wake Forest W F29 [19] NC State W M4 [19] Virginia W M9 [14] NC State 5 W M10 [14] [19] Wake Forest 5 W M11 [14] [16] Duke 5 W M17 [11] West Virginia 6 W M22 [11] [6] Illinois 7 L at East Rutherford, N.J. (Brendan Byrne Arena); 2- at Hershey, Pa. (Hershey Park Arena); 3-Maryland Invitational at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 4-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-NCAA Mideast Region Second Round at Birmingham, Ala. (Birmingham Coliseum); 7-NCAA Mideast Regional at Lexington, Ky. (Rupp Arena) Record: H: 14-2 A: 7-6 N: 4-4 ACC: 8-6, 4th place (tie) Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen N23 [19] Kansas 1 L N24 at Ala.-Anchorage 1 W N25 Tennessee 1 W D1 West Virginia W D5 Cleveland State W D8 at Alabama W D11 Ohio State W D13 UMES W D22 at Loyola (Md.) W D25 Iowa (OT) 2 W D27 at Hawaii 2 W D28 [10] Georgia Tech 2 L J2 [19] [17] NC State W J5 [19] at Dayton L J9 [5] at No. Carolina L J14 [2] Duke (OT) W J16 Clemson W J19 at UNLV L J21 Holy Cross W J26 Notre Dame W J27 [14] Villanova W J30 [17] Virginia W F2 [17] [8] Georgia Tech L F4 [17] Old Dominion W F6 [20] at Wake Forest W F9 [20] [5] at Duke L F13 [20] [13] No. Carolina L F17 [20] at Clemson L F19 [20] [8] at Georgia Tech L F21 Towson W F24 Wake Forest W F27 [16] at NC State W M3 at Virginia W M8 [7] Duke 3 L M15 Miami-OH (OT) 4 W M17 Navy 4 W M22 Villanova 5 L Great Alaska Shootout at Anchorage, Alaska (Sullivan Arena); 2-Rainbow Classic at Honolulu, Hawaii (Blaisdell Center); 3-ACC Tournament at Atlanta, Ga. (Omni); 4-NCAA Southeast Region First and Second Round at Dayton, Ohio (Dayton Arena); 5-NCAA Southeast Regional at Birmingham, Ala. (Birmingham Coliseum) Record: H: 10-5 A: 6-7 N: 3-2 ACC: 6-8, 6th place Postseason: NCAA Second Round N23 [19] Northeastern W N26 [17] at George Mason W N30 [17] at Ohio State L D3 Fairleigh Dickinson W D5 William & Mary W D7 [14] UNLV L D12 at West Virginia W D13 Towson W D21 Alabama W D28 Stanford 1 W D29 at Hawaii-Pacific 1 W J4 Duke L J7 Randolph Macon W J11 at Georgia Tech L J14 [1] No. Carolina L J19 at Virginia L J23 NC State L J25 [2] at Duke L J28 Wake Forest W F1 at Villanova L F3 [14] at Notre Dame L F8 Clemson W F13 [17] at NC State W F15 at Clemson L F17 UMES W F20 [1] at No. Carolina (OT) W F22 [5] Georgia Tech L F26 at Wake Forest 2 W M1 Virginia W M7 [4] No. Carolina 3 W M8 [6] Georgia Tech 3 L M14 Pepperdine 4 W M16 [11] UNLV 4 L Hawaii-Pacific Tournament at Wailuku, Hawaii (War Memorial Coliseum); 2-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-NCAA First and Second Round at Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Arena) Bob Wade 3 Seasons to Rec.: Conf.: Record: 9-17 H: 8-8 A: 1-8 N: 0-1 ACC: 0-14, 8th D27 Winthrop W D29 Fairleigh Dickinson W D31 Notre Dame L J3 [19] at NC State L J5 Towson W J8 [3] at No. Carolina L J10 Virginia L J14 [14] Duke L J17 [12] at Clemson L J19 Bucknell W J21 West Virginia W J24 at Old Dominion L J28 at James Madison W F1 at Georgia Tech L F2 at Wake Forest L F4 [12] Clemson L F7 [16] at Duke L F10 Georgia Tech L F14 [3] No. Carolina L F16 Central Florida W F18 UMBC W F22 Wake Forest L F25 NC State L F27 UMES W M1 at Virginia L M6 [2] No. Carolina 1 L ACC Tournament at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre) Record: H: 8-4 A: 6-7 N: 4-2 ACC: 6-8, 5th place Postseason: NCAA Second Round N27 Loyola (Md.) 1 W N28 Mississippi 1 W D3 Winthrop W D5 at West Virginia L D8 at Mount St. Mary s W D10 East Carolina W D12 at Louisiana State L D28 South Carolina W D30 Arkansas W J2 Wake Forest W J6 at Missouri L J9 Clemson W J14 [2] No. Carolina L J16 [7] at Duke W J20 at Virginia L J27 NC State L F2 at Notre Dame W F6 at Old Dominion W F8 Georgia Tech L F10 at Clemson W F13 [8] Duke L F17 at Georgia Tech L F20 [5] at No. Carolina L F25 UMES W F27 at Wake Forest 2 W M3 [16] at NC State L M5 Virginia W M11 [18] Georgia Tech 3 W M12 [9] No. Carolina 3 L M18 UC Santa Barbara 4 W M20 [6] Kentucky 4 L MCI Harbor Classic at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 2-at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 4-NCAA First and Second Round at Cincinnati, Ohio (Riverfront Coliseum) Record: 9-20 H: 5-9 A: 0-10 N: 4-1 ACC: 1-13, 8th place N25 Texas Christian 1 W N26 Georgia State 1 W D1 UMES W D5 at South Carolina L D7 Morgan State W D10 at Arkansas L D13 Monmouth W D27 West Virginia L D29 Lamar 2 W D30 at Texas-El Paso 2 L J2 Louisiana State L J4 at Wake Forest L J7 at Clemson L J11 [8] at No. Carolina L J14 [1] Duke L J17 Virginia (OT) L J24 [5] Missouri L J29 [15] NC State L F1 UMBC W F4 at Georgia Tech L F7 Clemson W F11 [14] at Duke L F14 Georgia Tech L F19 [8] No. Carolina L F25 Wake Forest L M2 [20] at NC State L M5 at Virginia L M10 [17] NC State 3 W M11 [9] No. Carolina 3 L Freedom Bowl Classic at Irvine, Calif. (Bren Events Center); 2-Sun Bowl Tournament at El Paso, Texas (Special Events Center); 3-ACC Tournament at Atlanta, Ga. (Omni) Gary Williams 22 Seasons to Rec.: Conf.: Record: H: 12-4 A: 3-6 N: 4-4 ACC: 6-8, 5th place (tie) Postseason: NIT Second Round N25 Delaware State W N27 Augusta College W D1 South Carolina 1 L D2 Army 1 W D4 Connecticut 2 L D9 Jacksonville W D12 Coppin State L D22 George Mason 3 W D23 E. Tennessee State 3 W D24 Sacramento State 3 W D30 Alcorn State W J4 Wake Forest W J6 at Clemson L J10 No. Carolina W J13 [10] at Duke L J17 at Virginia W J20 Boston University 4 L J23 South Florida W J27 at NC State L J29 Virginia Tech W F3 [17] Georgia Tech L F7 Clemson L F10 [4] Duke (OT) L F13 [13] at Georgia Tech L F17 at No. Carolina W F19 at So. California W F22 UMBC W F24 at Wake Forest L F28 NC State W M3 Virginia W M9 [12] Duke 5 L M15 Massachusetts 6 W M19 at Penn State 7 L Central Fidelity Classic at Richmond, Va. (Robbins Center); 2-ACC/Big East Challenge, Hartford at Conn. (Hartford Civic Center); 3-Chaminade Christmas Classic at Honolulu, Hawaii (Blaisdell Center); 4-at Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden); 5-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum); 6-National Invitation Tournament at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 7-National Invitation Tournament at State College, Pa. (Recreation Building) Maryland Basketball Record Book

43 Record: H: 11-3 A: 3-8 N: 2-1 ACC: 5-9, 7th place N26 Towson W N28 Southern California W D1 at West Virginia L D3 Boston College 1 L D8 at Jacksonville L D11 UC Irvine W D22 Lafayette W D27 Rutgers 2 W D29 [12] South Carolina 2 W J2 at Wake Forest L J5 Clemson W J7 UMBC W J9 [5] at No. Carolina L J12 [14] Duke L J16 [14] Virginia L J19 at South Florida W J22 Boston University W J26 NC State W J29 American W F1 [23] at Georgia Tech L F6 at Clemson L F9 [6] at Duke L F13 Georgia Tech W F16 [8] No. Carolina L F19 at Virginia Tech W F23 Wake Forest W F27 at NC State L M2 [25] at Virginia (OT) W ACC/Big East Challenge at Richmond, Va. (Richmond Coliseum); 2-ECAC Holiday Festival at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) Record: H: 10-5 A: 2-7 N: 2-3 ACC: 5-11, 8th place N23 Mount St. Mary s W N26 UMES W N30 American W D4 Providence 1 W D7 West Virginia W D10 at Louisville L D21 Towson W D23 Rider W D28 Rutgers 2 L D30 Evansville 2 L J5 [15] at Georgia Tech L J8 [1] Duke L J11 at NC State L J13 [14] at No. Carolina L J18 Florida State (OT) L J22 Wake Forest L J25 Clemson W J29 at Virginia L F5 at Florida State W F9 [24] Georgia Tech L F13 NC State W F20 [1] at Duke L F22 at Clemson L F25 UNC Greensboro W M1 [10] No. Carolina W M5 at Wake Forest W M7 Virginia L M8 Clemson 3 W M9 [1] Duke 3 L ACC/Big East Challenge at Hartford, Conn. (Hartford Civic Center); 2-Fiesta Bowl Classic at Tucson, Ariz. (McKale Center); 3-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum) Record: H: 8-7 A: 2-8 N: 2-1 ACC: 2-14, 8th place D1 UMBC W D5 at West Virginia L D7 UMES W D10 American W D12 at La Salle W D23 Towson W D26 Morgan State W D28 Louisville W J2 Howard W J5 [10] Georgia Tech L J9 [6] at No. Carolina L J13 at Florida State L J16 Wake Forest L J19 Oklahoma 1 W J23 at NC State W J26 at Clemson L J30 [7] Duke L F4 [24] Virginia L F6 [22] at Georgia Tech L F9 [6] No. Carolina L F13 [10] Florida State L F17 [10] at Wake Forest L F24 NC State W F27 Clemson L M3 [6] at Duke L M6 at Virginia L M11 NC State 2 W M12 [1] No. Carolina 2 L at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 2-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum) Record: H: 10-3 A: 4-6 N: 4-3 ACC: 8-8, 4th place (tie) Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, USA Today/CNN No. 11 N26 [15] at Georgetown (OT) 1 W N27 Cornell W N30 Rider W D2 UMBC W D4 Morgan State W D7 Oklahoma 2 L D23 Towson 3 W D28 Hofstra 4 W D29 [9] Massachusetts 4 L J4 [12] at Georgia Tech W J8 [2] No. Carolina L J11 Florida State W J15 at Wake Forest W J22 [25] NC State W J26 [18] Clemson W J29 [18] [2] at Duke L F2 [21] at Virginia L F5 [21] Georgia Tech L F10 [1] at No. Carolina L F12 at Florida State W F16 Wake Forest W F19 Loyola (Md.) W F23 at NC State L F26 at Clemson L M2 [2] Duke L M5 Virginia W M11 Virginia 5 L M17 [24] St. Louis 6 W M19 [8] Massachusetts 6 W M25 [11] Michigan 7 L at Landover, Md. (Capital Centre); 2-at Oklahoma City, Okla. (The Myriad); 3-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 4-Hall of Fame Classic at Springfield, Mass. (Springfield Civic Center); 5-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum); 6-NCAA Midwest Region First and Second Rounds at Wichita, Kan. (Kansas Coliseum); 7-NCAA Midwest Regional at Dallas, Texas (Reunion Arena) Record: 26-8 H: 16-0 A: 4-4 N: 6-4 ACC: 12-4, ACC Regular Season Co-Champion Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 10, USA Today/CNN No. 11 N21 [7] Chaminade 1 W N22 [7] Utah 1 W N23 [7] Arizona State 1 L N29 [11] Loyola (Md.) W D3 [11] Bucknell W D5 [11] UMBC W D8 [11] Colgate W D10 [11] [5] Massachusetts 2 L D12 [12] Towson W D23 [11] Morgan State W D27 [9] La Salle W D30 [9] American W J4 [7] [24] Georgia Tech W J7 [7] [1] at No. Carolina L J10 [9] at Florida State W J14 [9] [14] Wake Forest W J22 [8] at NC State W J25 [8] at Clemson W J28 [8] Duke W F1 [5] [15] Virginia W F4 [5] [21] at Georgia Tech L F7 [8] [1] No. Carolina W F11 [8] Florida State W F15 [7] [14] at Wake Forest L F19 [7] Cincinnati 3 W F22 [7] NC State W F25 [7] Clemson W M1 [6] at Duke W M5 [6] [13] at Virginia L M10 [10] Florida State 4 W M11 [10] [4] No. Carolina (OT) 4 L M16 [10] Gonzaga 5 W M18 [10] Texas 5 W M23 [10] [8] Connecticut 6 L Maui Invitational at Lahaina, Hawaii (Lahaina Civic Center); 2-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 3-at San Antonio, Texas (Alamodome); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-NCAA West Region First and Second Round at Salt Lake City, Utah (Jon Huntsman Center); 6-NCAA West Regional at Oakland, Calif. (Oakland Coliseum) Record: H: 11-3 A: 3-5 N: 3-5 ACC: 8-8, 4th place (tie) Postseason: NCAA First Round N24 [14] [1] Kentucky 1 L N27 [19] Towson 2 W D2 [19] [5] Massachusetts 3 L D3 [19] George Washington 3 W D6 [20] Howard W D9 [20] UCLA 4 L D13 Rider W D23 American W D28 UMES W J3 at Georgia Tech L J6 [16] No. Carolina (OT) L J13 [8] at Wake Forest L J17 Delaware State W J20 NC State (OT) W J24 [18] Clemson W J28 at Duke L F1 at Virginia W F3 [25] Georgia Tech W F6 [12] at No. Carolina W F10 at Florida State L F15 [8] Wake Forest L F18 Missouri W F22 at NC State W F24 at Clemson L F28 Duke L M2 Virginia W M4 Florida State W M8 Duke 5 W M9 [18] Georgia Tech 5 L M15 Santa Clara 6 L Hall of Fame Tip-Off Classic at Springfield, Mass. (Springfield Civic Center); 2-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 3-Franklin National Bank Classic at Landover, Md. (USAir Arena); 4-John Wooden Classic at Anaheim, Calif. (Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-NCAA West Region First Round at Tempe, Ariz. (Special Events Center) Record: H: 11-3 A: 5-4 N: 5-4 ACC: 9-7, 4th place (tie) Postseason: NCAA First Round, AP No. 22 N26 Howard W N30 Towson State W D2 Chicago State W D4 UMBC W D8 California 1 W D9 George Washington 1 W D12 Georgia Tech W D21 [25] American W D23 [21] Lafayette W D27 [21] Pittsburgh 2 W D28 [21] at Hawaii 2 W D30 [19] Georgia (OT) 2 L J4 [19] Virginia W J8 [19] [13] at No. Carolina W J12 [19] at NC State W J15 [11] [3] Clemson L J19 [11] [2] at Wake Forest W J21 [7] Pennsylvania 3 W J26 [7] [10] Duke W J29 [5] at Florida State L F1 [5] [2] Wake Forest L F5 [7] NC State W F8 [7] [10] at Clemson L F13 [10] Florida State W F15 [10] Massachusetts 4 L F19 [14] at Georgia Tech W F22 [14] [12] No. Carolina L F27 [16] [7] at Duke L M2 [16] at Virginia L M7 [22] [13] Clemson 5 W M8 [22] NC State 5 L M13 [22] [16] College of Charleston 6 L Franklin National Bank Classic at Landover, Md. (USAir Arena); 2-Rainbow Classic at Honolulu, Hawaii (Blaisdell Center); 3-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 4-at Worcester, Mass. (Worcester Centrum); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 6-NCAA Southeast Region First Round at Memphis, Tenn. (The Pyramid) Record: H: 12-2 A: 3-5 N: 6-4 ACC: 10-6, 3rd place Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 20, USA Today/NABC No. 22 N14 [7] South Carolina (OT) 1 L N18 Fairleigh Dickinson W N22 Mount St. Mary s W N25 [24] Florida International W D4 [23] [17] at Clemson (OT) L D7 [23] [2] Kansas 2 W D8 [19] George Washington 2 L D13 [19] UMBC W D22 [20] UNC Asheville W D27 [20] UNC Wilmington W D30 [20] at Missouri L J3 [20] [3] Duke L J7 [13] Florida State W J10 at NC State W J14 [1] No. Carolina (OT) W J17 at Wake Forest L J21 at Georgia Tech W J24 [23] Clemson W J29 [23] [1] at Duke L F1 [23] Virginia W F7 [25] at Florida State W F11 [24] NC State W F14 [24] [1] at No. Carolina L F19 [25] Wake Forest L F21 [25] Georgia Tech W F24 at Virginia W F28 [24] Temple 3 W M6 [20] Georgia Tech 4 W M7 [20] [1] No. Carolina (OT) 4 L M12 [20] Utah State 5 W M14 [20] [22] Illinois 5 W M19 [20] [4] Arizona 6 L Black Coaches Association Classic at Minneapolis, Minn. (Target Center); 2-Franklin National Bank Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 3-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-NCAA West Region First and Second Round at Sacramento, Calif. (Arco Arena); 6-NCAA West Regional at Anaheim, Calif. (Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim) Record: 28-6 H: 13-1 A: 7-3 N: 8-2 ACC: 13-3, 2nd place Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 5, USA Today/NABC No. 8 N14 [6] Western Carolina W N17 [6] UMBC W N20 [6] Hofstra W N23 [5] Duquesne W N26 [5] at AU Puerto Rico 1 W N27 [5] [10] UCLA 1 W N28 [5] Pittsburgh 1 W D3 [2] Wake Forest W D6 [2] [5] Stanford 2 W D7 [2] DePaul 2 W D12 [2] [5] at Kentucky L D19 [5] Princeton 3 W D23 [5] North Texas W D27 [5] South Carolina State W J3 [4] [2] Duke L J7 [5] at Virginia W J10 [5] NC State W J13 [5] [9] at No. Carolina W J19 [4] at Georgia Tech W J24 [4] at Clemson (OT) W J27 [4] Florida State W J31 [4] at Wake Forest L F3 [7] [2] at Duke L F6 [7] Virginia W F10 [7] at NC State W F13 [7] [12] No. Carolina W F21 [5] Georgia Tech W F24 [5] Clemson W F27 [5] at Florida State W M5 [5] Florida State 4 W M6 [5] [15] No. Carolina 4 L M11 [5] Valparaiso 5 W M13 [5] Creighton 5 W M18 [5] [9] St. John s 6 L Puerto Rico Shootout at Bayamon, P.R. (Eugenio Guerra Sports Complex); 2-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 3-at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5- NCAA South Region First and Second Rounds at Orlando, Fla. (Orlando Arena); 6-NCAA South Regional at Knoxville, Tenn. (Thompson-Boling Arena) Record: H: 15-1 A: 4-5 N: 6-4 ACC: 11-5, 2nd place, ACC Tournament Finalist Postseason: NCAA Second Round, AP No. 17, USA Today/ESPN No. 25 N17 San Francisco 1 W N19 Tulane 1 W N22 [24] Fairleigh Dickinson W N24 [24] [11] Kentucky 2 L N26 [24] Notre Dame 2 W N30 [24] Iowa 3 W D4 [24] [16] Illinois 4 W D5 [24] George Washington 4 L D7 [21] Winthrop (OT) W D11 [21] [23] Kentucky W D27 [14] George Mason W D30 [14] UMBC W J2 [14] Coastal Carolina W J6 [12] at NC State L J9 [12] [8] Duke L J15 [18] at Georgia Tech L J19 [24] Wake Forest W J22 [24] Clemson W J27 [22] at No. Carolina L J29 [22] at Florida State W F2 [25] Virginia W F6 [25] NC State W F9 [23] [3] at Duke W F13 [23] [19] at Temple L F16 [22] Georgia Tech W F19 [22] at Wake Forest W F22 [19] at Clemson W F26 [19] No. Carolina W M1 [17] Florida State W M4 [17] at Virginia (OT) L M10 [20] Florida State 5 W M11 [20] NC State 5 W M12 [20] [3] Duke 5 L M16 [17] Iona 6 W M18 [17] UCLA 6 L Preseason NIT at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 2-Preseason NIT at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden); 3-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Arena); 4-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 5-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum); 6-NCAA Midwest Region First and Second Round at Minneapolis, Minn. (HHH Metrodome) Record: H: 11-3 A: 6-3 N: 8-5 ACC: 10-6, 3rd place Postseason: NCAA National Semifinalist, AP No. 11, USA Today/ESPN No. 4 N20 [6] Louisville 1 W N21 [6] [8] Illinois 1 L N22 [6] Dayton 1 L N29 [13] [23] at Wisconsin 2 (OT) L D2 [13] Michigan 3 W D3 [13] George Washington 3 W D6 [19] Stony Brook W D9 [19] at Pennsylvania W D13 [20] UMBC W D23 [20] Norfolk State W D27 [18] Chicago State W D30 [18] UMES W J2 [17] at Clemson W J6 [17] Georgia Tech W J10 [14] [9] No. Carolina L J14 [14] at Florida State W J17 [12] [10] Wake Forest W J21 [12] at NC State W J27 [8] [2] Duke (OT) L J31 [9] [11] at Virginia L F4 [9] Clemson W F6 [13] at Georgia Tech L F10 [13] [1] at No. Carolina L F14 [17] Florida State L F17 [17] [23] at Wake Forest W F20 [20] NC State W F24 [20] [16] Oklahoma W F27 [16] [2] at Duke W M3 [16] [7] Virginia W M9 [11] [22] Wake Forest 4 W M10 [11] [3] Duke 4 L M15 [11] George Mason 5 W M17 [11] Georgia State 5 W M22 [11] [21] Georgetown 6 W M24 [11] [2] Stanford 6 W M31 [11] [1] Duke 7 L Maui Invitational at Lahaina, Hawaii (Lahaina Civic Center); 2-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Milwaukee, Wisc. (Bradley Center); 3-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 4-ACC Tournament at Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia Dome); 5-NCAA West Region First and Second Round at Boise, Idaho (BSU Pavilion); 6-NCAA West Regional at Anaheim, Calif. (Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim); 7-NCAA Final Four at Minneapolis, Minn. (HHH Metrodome) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 43

44 ALL-TIME RESULTS Record: 32-4 H: 15-0 A: 7-2 N: 10-2 ACC: 15-1, ACC Regular Season Champion Postseason: NCAA National Champion, AP No. 4, USA Today/ESPN No. 1 N8 [2] Arizona 1 L N9 [2] [16] Temple 1 W N17 [2] American W N24 [6] Delaware State W N27 [5] [2] Illinois 2 W D2 [5] Princeton 3 W D3 [3] Connecticut 3 W D9 [3] Detroit W D11 [3] Monmouth W D21 [2] [22] at Oklahoma L D27 [8] William & Mary W D30 [8] at NC State W J3 [8] Norfolk State W J9 [4] North Carolina W J13 [4] at Georgia Tech W J17 [3] [1] at Duke L J20 [3] Clemson W J23 [3] [21] at Wake Forest W J26 [3] Florida State W J31 [3] [8] at Virginia W F3 [3] NC State W F10 [3] at No. Carolina W F13 [3] Georgia Tech W F17 [3] [1] Duke W F20 [2] at Clemson W F24 [2] [20] Wake Forest W F27 [2] at Florida State W M3 [2] Virginia W M8 [2] Florida State 4 W M9 [2] NC State 4 L M15 [4] Siena 5 W M17 [4] Wisconsin 5 W M22 [4] [16] Kentucky 6 W M24 [4] [10] Connecticut 6 W M30 [4] [2] Kansas 7 W A1 [4] Indiana 7 W Coaches vs. Cancer IKON Classic at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden); 2-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at College Park, Md. (Cole Field House); 3-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 4-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Coliseum); 5-NCAA East Region First and Second Round at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 6-NCAA East Regional at Syracuse, N.Y. (Carrier Dome); 7-NCAA Final Four at Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia Dome) Record: H: 14-2 A: 4-4 N: 3-4 ACC: 11-5, T-2nd place Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen, AP No. 17, USA Today/ESPN No. 10 N12 [12] Miami (Ohio) W N27 [11] The Citadel W N30 [11] Duquesne W D3 [9] [10] Indiana 1 (OT) L D7 [9] vs. Notre Dame 2 L D8 [9] vs. G. Washington 2 W D14 [18] [14] Florida L D23 [23] UMBC W D29 [23] Georgia Tech W J4 [22] Wagner W J8 [21] Hampton W J11 [21] Florida State W J15 [17] [19] at Wake Forest L J18 [17] [1] Duke W J22 [12] at North Carolina W J25 [12] at Clemson W J30 [10] NC State W F2 [10] Loyola (Md.) W F6 [8] Virginia L F9 [8] at Georgia Tech L F12 [16] at Florida State W F17 [13] [10] Wake Forest W F19 [13] [8] at Duke L F22 [13] North Carolina W F25 [14] Clemson W M2 [14] at NC State W M9 [13] at Virginia L M14 [14] vs. North Carolina 3 L M21 [17] vs. UNC Wilmington 4 W M23 [17] [12] vs. Xavier 4 W M28 [17] vs. Michigan State 5 L ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Indianapolis, Ind. (Conseco Fieldhouse), 2-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center), 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum), 4-NCAA South Region First and Second Round at Nashville, Tenn. (Gaylord Entertainment Center), 5-NCAA South Regional at San Antonio, Texas (Alamodome) Page Record: H: 12-4 A: 4-5 N: 4-3 ACC: 7-9, 6th place, ACC Tournament Champion Postseason: NCAA Second Round, AP No. 19, USA Today/ESPN No. 24 N22 [25] American W N25 [24] George Mason W N29 [24] Hofstra W D2 [25] [15] Wisconsin 1 (OT) W D6 [25] [17] Gonzaga 2 L D7 [25] West Virginia 2 (OT) L D10 [1] at Florida (OT) W D14 Pepperdine W D23 [24] UNC Greensboro W D28 [24] at Florida State L J3 Mount St. Mary s W J6 MD-Eastern Shore W J14 [9] North Carolina W J17 [12] at Georgia Tech L J21 [1] Duke L J25 at Clemson W J29 [19] at Wake Forest L F1 NC State L F4 at Virginia W F8 Florida State W F15 [14] at North Carolina L F19 [18] Georgia Tech L F22 [3] at Duke L F24 Clemson W F28 [11] Wake Forest L M3 [16] at NC State W M7 Virginia W M12 [15] Wake Forest 3 W M13 [17] NC State 3 W M14 [5] Duke 3 W M18 [19] UTEP 4 W M20 [19] Syracuse 4 L ACC/Big Ten Challenge at College Park, Md. (Comcast Center), 2-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center), 3-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum), 4-NCAA First and Second Rounds at Denver, Colo. (Pepsi Center) Record: H: 15-3 A: 2-7 N: 2-3 ACC: 7-9, T6th place Postseason: NIT Semifinal N19 [15] Jackson State W N23 [13] Mercer W N26 [13] [25] vs. Memphis 1 W N30 [12] [25] at Wisconsin 2 L D4 [12] vs. George Mason 3 W D5 [12] vs. Geo. Washington 3 L D12 [23] UNC Asheville W D19 [23] Florida State (OT) W D23 [24] American W D28 [24] Liberty W J4 [22] Mount St. Mary s W J8 [22] [3] at North Carolina L J11 [4] at Wake Forest L J15 Temple W J19 Virginia W J23 NC State L J26 [2] at Duke W J30 [22] Georgia Tech W F1 [22] at Clemson L F5 [22] at Miami (OT) L F8 Virginia Tech W F12 [7] Duke (OT) W F16 [22] at NC State L F19 [22] at Virginia (2OT) W F22 Clemson L F27 [2] North Carolina L M5 at Virginia Tech L M10 vs. Clemson 4 L M16 Oral Roberts 5 W M23 Davidson 5 W M26 Texas Christian 5 W M29 vs. South Carolina 6 L Hall of Fame Tipoff Classic at Springfield, Mass.; 2-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Madison Wisconsin (Kohl Center); 3-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (MCI Center); 4-ACC Tournament at Washington D.C. (MCI Center); 5-NIT Tournament at College Park, Md. (Comcast Center); 6-NIT Semifinals at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden) Record: H: 14-3 A: 2-7 N: 3-3 ACC: 8-8, 6th place Postseason: NIT First Round N18 [21] Fairleigh Dickinson W N21 [20] [8] vs. Gonzaga 1 L N22 [20] vs. Chaminade 1 W N23 [20] vs. Arkansas 1 W N27 [20] Nicholls State W N30 [20] Minnesota 2 W D5 [17] [19] vs. Geo. Washington 3 L D7 [17] Western Carolina W D11 [17] [6] Boston College W D23 [16] American W D28 [14] Delaware State W D31 [14] VMI W J4 [12] Texas A&M-CC W J7 [12] at Miami L J11 [21] [1] at Duke L J15 [21] Wake Forest W J21 [22] Virginia Tech W J25 [18] at Georgia Tech W J28 [18] at Temple L F2 [23] North Carolina L F5 [23] [17] at NC State L F7 Virginia W F11 [2] Duke L F14 at Clemson L F18 Georgia Tech (OT) W F22 at Florida State L F26 [21] at North Carolina L M1 Miami W M3 at Virginia W M9 vs. Georgia Tech 4 W M10 [11] vs. Boston College 4 L M18 Manhattan 5 L EA Sports/Maui Invitational at Lahaina, Hawaii; 2-ACC/Big Ten Challenge; 3-BB&T Classic at Washington, DC); 4-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C.; 5-Postseason NIT Record: 25-9 H: 17-2 A: 6-4 N: 2-3 ACC: 10-6, T3rd place Postseason: NCAA Second Round, AP No. 18, USA Today/ESPN No. 23 N7 Hampton 1 W N8 Vermont 1 W N12 Florida A&M W N16 at. St. John s 2 W N17 vs. Michigan State 2 W N20 [24] Winthrop W N24 [24] High Point W N28 [19] at Illinois 3 W D3 [19] vs. Notre Dame 4 L D6 [22] Fordham W D10 [22] at Boston College L D13 Missouri-Kansas City W D23 American W D28 Mount St. Mary s W D31 Siena W J4 Iona W J10 [25] Miami L J13 [25] [14] Clemson W J16 [22] at Virginia L J21 [22] [23] at Virginia Tech (OT) L J24 Georgia Tech W J30 at Florida State L F3 at Wake Forest W F6 Virginia L F11 [16] Duke W F14 at NC State W F18 at Clemson W F21 Florida State W F25 [5] North Carolina W F28 [24] [14] at Duke W M3 [24] NC State W M8 [17] vs. Miami 5 L M15 [18] vs. Davidson 6 W M17 [18] [19] vs. Butler 6 L K Sports College Hoops Classic, College Park, Md. (Comcast Center); 2-2K Sports College Hoops Classic, New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden); 3-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at Champaign, Illinois (Assembly Hall); 4-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C.; 5-ACC Tournament at Tampa, Fla. (St. Pete Times Forum); 5-NCAA First and Second Round at Buffalo, N.Y. (HSBC Center) Record: H: 13-6 A: 6-5 N: 0-4 ACC: 8-8, T5th place Postseason: NIT Second Round N11 North Florida 1 W N12 Hampton 1 W N15 Northeastern (OT) W N19 [1] vs. UCLA 2 L N20 vs. Missouri 2 L N23 Lehigh W N28 Illinois 3 W D2 vs. VCU 4 L D6 Morgan State W D9 Boston College L D12 Ohio L D22 American L D28 Delaware W J2 Savannah State W J5 at Charlotte W J8 Holy Cross W J12 at Virginia Tech L J15 Wake Forest W J19 [1] at North Carolina W J27 [3] Duke L J30 Virginia W F2 at Georgia Tech W F6 at Boston College W F9 NC State W F13 [2] at Duke L F16 Florida State W F20 Virginia Tech W F23 at Miami L F28 at Wake Forest W M2 Clemson L M9 at Virginia L M13 vs. Boston College 5 L M18 at Minnesota 6 W M20 at Syracuse 6 L CBE Classic, College Park, Md. (Comcast Center); 2-CBE Classic, Kansas City, Mo. (Sprint Center); 3-ACC/Big Ten Challenge; 4-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C.; 5-ACC Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. (Bobcats Arena); 6-Postseason NIT Record: H: 14-4 A: 2-6 N: 5-4 ACC: 7-9, T7th place Postseason: NCAA Second Round N14 Bucknell W N18 Youngstown State W N21 Vermont (OT) W N27 [5] vs. Michigan State 1 W N28 [9] vs. Gonzaga 1 L N30 [21] vs. Georgetown 1 L D3 Michigan 2 W D7 vs. George Wash. 3 W D12 Delaware State W D22 American W D27 Bryant W D30 Elon W J3 Charlotte W J7 Morgan State L J10 Georgia Tech W J14 at Miami L J17 at Florida State (OT) L J20 Virginia W J24 [2] at Duke L J27 Boston College L J31 Miami W F3 [3] at North Carolina L F8 at Georgia Tech W F14 Virginia Tech W F17 [13] at Clemson L F21 [3] North Carolina (OT) W F25 [7] Duke L M1 at NC State W M3 [10] Wake Forest L M7 at Virginia L M12 vs. NC State 4 W M13 [8] vs. Wake Forest 4 W M14 [9] vs. Duke 4 L M19 vs. California 5 W M21 [3] vs. Memphis 5 L Old Spice Classic, Orlando, Fla. (Disney Wide World of Sports); 2-Big Ten/ACC Challenge; 3-BB&T Classic, Washington, D.C. (Verizon Center); 4-ACC Tournament, Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia Dome); 5-NCAA West Regional, Kansas City, Mo. (Sprint Center) Record: 24-9 H: 15-1 A: 7-3 N: 2-5 ACC: 13-3, T1st Place Postseason: NCAA Second Round N13 Charleston Southern W N17 [25] Fairfield W N20 [25] New Hampshire W N23 [25] vs. Chaminade 1 W N24 [21] vs. Cincinnati 1 L N25 [21] vs. Wisconsin 1 L D1 at Indiana 2 W D6 [ [3] vs. Villanova 3 L D12 Eastern Kentucky W D22 Winston-Salem State W D27 Florida Atlantic W D30 William & Mary L J3 at UNC Greensboro W J10 [18] Florida State W J12 at Wake Forest (OT) L J16 at Boston College W J19 Longwood W J23 NC State W J26 Miami W J31 at Clemson L F4 at Florida State W F7 North Carolina W F10 Virginia ppd. snow F13 [8] at Duke L F15 Virginia W F17 at NC State W F20 Georgia Tech W F24 Clemson W F27 at Virginia Tech (2ot) W M3 [22] [4] Duke W M6 [22] at Virginia W M12 [19] vs. Georgia Tech 4 L M19 [20] vs. Houston 5 W M21 [20] [13] vs. Michigan State 5 L EA Sports Maui Invitational (Lahaina, Hawaii); 2-Big Ten/ACC Challenge (Bloomington, Ind.); 3-BB&T Classic, Washington, D.C. (Verizon Center); 4-ACC Tournament, Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum); 5-NCAA Midwest Regional, Spokane, Wash. (Spokane Arena) Record: H: 14-4 A: 4-6 N: 1-4 ACC: 7-9, T7th Place N8 Seattle Univ. 1 W N10 Coll. of Charleston 1 W N14 Maine W N18 [5] vs. Pittsburgh 2 L N19 [13] vs. Illinois 2 L N23 Delaware State W N26 Elon W D1 at Penn State 3 W D5 vs. Temple 4 L D8 UNC Greensboro W D12 Boston College L D22 NJIT W D29 North Florida W J4 Colgate W J9 [1] at Duke L J12 at Wake Forest W J15 [7] at Villanova L J20 Virginia Tech L J22 Clemson W J27 at Virginia W J30 at Georgia Tech W F2 [5] Duke L F5 Wake Forest W F9 Longwood W F12 at Boston College L F15 at Virginia Tech L F20 NC State W F23 Florida State W F27 [19] at North Carolina L M2 at Miami L M5 Virginia L M10 vs. NC State 5 W M11 [5] vs. Duke 5 L K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer Regional Rounds at College Park, Md. (Comcast Center); 2-2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer Championship Rounds at New York, N.Y. (Madison Square Garden); 3-ACC/Big Ten Challenge at State College, Pa. (Bryce Center); 4-BB&T Classic at Washington, D.C. (Verizon Center); 5-ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum) Maryland Basketball Record Book

45 Mark Turgeon 1 Season Rec.: Conf.: Record: H: 13-4 A: 1-8 N: 3-3 ACC: 6-10, 8th Place N13 UNC Wilmington W N17 [16] vs. Alabama 1 L N18 vs. Colorado 1 W N20 vs. Iona 1 L N25 Florida Gulf Coast W N29 Illinois 2 L D4 vs. Notre Dame 3 W D7 Mount St. Mary s W D14 Fla. International W D23 Radford W D28 Albany W D31 Samford W J3 Cornell W J8 at NC State L J11 Wake Forest W J15 Georgia Tech W J17 at Florida State L J21 at Temple L J25 [8] Duke L J28 Virginia Tech W F1 at Miami (2OT) L F4 [5] North Carolina L F7 at Clemson W F11 [10] at Duke L F16 Boston College W F18 [22] at Virginia L F21 Miami W F25 at Georgia Tech L F29 [6] at North Carolina L M4 [24] Virginia (OT) L M8 vs. Wake Forest 4 W M9 [4] vs. North Carolina 4 L Hour Energy Puerto Rico Tipoff (San Juan, P.R.); 2-Big Ten/ACC Challenge (College Park, Md.); 3-BB&T Classic, Washington, D.C. (Verizon Center); 4-ACC Tournament, Atlanta, Ga. (Philips Arena) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2002 NCAA Champions 2004 & 2010 ACC Champions Page 45