US EditionFreshman Addi Mack Takes over as No. 10 Terps Beat Hoyas, 85-66
Maryland overcame a double-digit deficit with a 38-9 fourth-quarter run led by freshman Addi Mack's 17 points to secure an 85-66 win over Georgetown.
- In College Park, Maryland's women's basketball team defeated Georgetown 85-60 on Sunday, with freshman Addi Mack scoring 17 fourth-quarter points.
- After a sloppy start, Maryland committed nine first-quarter turnovers, allowing Georgetown runs that built an 18-16 early second-quarter lead and a 55-45 advantage late in the third.
- In the decisive sequence, Addi Mack scored seven consecutive points including a three-point play to put Maryland ahead 60-59, while freshman Lea Bartelme added 13 as Maryland closed on a 38-9 run.
- With the win, Maryland improved early-season momentum, while Georgetown dropped after Khia Miller's 18 and Khadee Hession's 14.
- In a renewed Capitol-area matchup, Maryland sank its final eight field goals in a hot finish, signaling early-season momentum for its freshman core in the first Capital Beltway meeting since Nov. 13, 2011.
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No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball surges late to beat Georgetown, 85-66
COLLEGE PARK — Freshman Addi Mack scored 17 of her 23 points during the fourth quarter and No. 10 Maryland stormed back from a double-digit deficit to beat Georgetown 85-66 on Sunday. Fellow freshman Lea Bartelme added 13 points for Maryland (3-0), which closed the game on a 38-9 run after trailing for most of the second quarter and throughout the third. The Terrapins also sank their final eight field goals. Khia Miller scored 18 points and Khad…
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Freshman Addi Mack takes over as No. 10 Terps beat Hoyas, 85-66
Freshman Addi Mack scored 17 of her 23 points during the fourth quarter and No. 10 Maryland stormed back from a double-digit deficit in a 85-66 victory over Georgetown.
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Freshman Addi Mack scored 17 of her 23 points during the fourth quarter and No. 10 Maryland stormed back from a double-digit deficit to beat Georgetown 85-66 on Sunday. Fellow freshman Lea Bartelme added 13 points for Maryland (3-0), which closed the game on a 38-9 run after trailing for most of the second quarter and throughout the third. The Terrapins also sank their final eight field goals.Read More …
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