Maryland Men's Basketball Is in the Sweet Sixteen-and the Women's Team Is Looking to Join Them - Washingtonian

Derik Queen's last-second shot propelled the Maryland Terrapins into the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16, marking a significant victory against Colorado State. Queen, a standout center and talented prospect, is projected as a future NBA player. Simultaneously, the coaches have also had remarkable seasons, with Brenda Frese celebrating significant milestones and Kevin Willard achieving record wins in his tenure. The combination of their success on the court raises hopes for DC-area fans, especially as the women's team aims for a Sweet 16 berth against Alabama next.

When asked where his confidence came from during a postgame interview following the Colorado State game, he replied, "I'm from Baltimore. That's why."

Under her leadership, [Brenda Frese's team] has reached 11 Sweet Sixteens, seven Elite Eights, and three Final Fours.

Kevin Willard's 27 victories this year has surpassed his previous record-setting total for most wins in a single season.

Derik Queen is projected to be a mid-lottery pick in this summer's NBA Draft; his passing and playmaking are considered elite.

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