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No. 16 Maryland holds off pesky Penn State

  • No. 16 Maryland won against Penn State with a score of 68-64.
  • Derik Queen scored 23 points and helped Maryland snap a seven-game losing streak in Happy Valley.
  • Maryland capitalized on 16 turnovers by Penn State, converting them into 21 points during the game.
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No. 16 Maryland beats Penn State 68-64 to inch closer to double bye in Big Ten tourney

Derik Queen had 23 points, Ja’kobi Gillespie scored 19 and No. 16 Maryland beat Penn State 68-64. Selton Miguel added 17 points for the Terrapins, who overcame a 36-30 halftime

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No. 16 Maryland men’s basketball escapes with 68-64 win at Penn State

Maryland men’s basketball nearly played down to its competition — again. Three days after extending No. 8 Michigan State to the end before falling in heartbreaking fashion, the No. 16 Terps appeared asleep at the wheel for the first 25 minutes before remembering who they are and defeated an underwhelming Penn State squad, 68-64, on Saturday afternoon before an announced 10,298 at the Bryce Jordan Center in State College, Pennsylvania. Maryland, …

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No. 16 Maryland holds off pesky Penn State

Derik Queen scored 23 points to highlight No. 16 Maryland's 68-64 win over Penn State on Saturday in University Park, Pa.

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NO. 16 MARYLAND 68, PENN STATE 64

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Lost in the Lions’ den

When Penn State lost to Maryland on Saturday 68-64 their hopes of qualifying for the Big Ten Tournament came to an agonizing end on Senior Day, no less. The 16th rank Maryland Terrapins took their first and only lead in…

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Wally Szczerbiak seemed to forget college basketball coach left school two years ago

Mike Rhoades is in his second season as Penn State’s men’s basketball coach, which may be news to CBS college basketball analyst Wally Szczerbiak. During halftime of Saturday’s game between Providence and UConn, Szczerbiak and the rest of the studio crew took a quick look at other games around the country. One of those games was between No. 16 Maryland and an unranked Penn State team. While the Terrapins ultimately won the game 68-64, the Nittan…

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