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 Maryland sophomore forward Chris Wilcox said Tuesday he will make a decision about entering the NBA draft in the coming weeks. • Fans Rally Around Terrapins • Boswell: A Place in History • Feinstein: Well Worth the Trip Fans Rally Around Terps The Terps returned to College Park as champions and were welcomed home by ecstatic fans Tuesday. • Sports Waves: CBS Gets It Right • Tired Terrapins Rally at Cole The Tournament Title Is Worth the Trip Ninety-eight years later, after suffering in ways few schools with basketball teams have, Maryland finally arrived in basketball nirvana Monday night, writes John Feinstein. Hoosiers Stay Positive Despite falling short against Maryland on Monday night, the Hoosiers had a successful season. Dixon Solidifies Stock Juan Dixon's performance in the NCAA tournament helped to solidy his standing as a likely first-round pick in the NBA draft. Veterans Buoyed Terps Instead of relying on teenagers pushed into leading roles before their time, Maryland started three seniors and a junior point guard this season. Juniors Eager to Lead Next season, the Terps will turn to a new trio of senior veterans Tahj Holden, Steve Blake and Drew Nicholas to lead them. Terps Stage Final Rally Cole Field House played host to one final function for the national champions Tuesday: a rally in front of an estimated 10,000. In the News
Year of the Turtle: Terps Take Title, Pulling Away After Struggling With Nerves, Hoosiers (Post, April 2, 2002)
A First for the Terps: Maryland Claims NCAA Basketball Championship (Post, April 2, 2002) Taking It to the Streets: Throngs of Fans, Some Rowdy, Celebrate (Post, April 2, 2002) Williams's Time Has Finally Arrived: Title Was 24 Years in Making for Terps' Coach (Post, April 2, 2002) Terps Make Most of Middlemen: On Battle Inside, Advantage Maryland as Baxter, Wilcox and Co. Take Control (Post, April 2, 2002) A Hard Day's Wait for Terps and for Fans: When Game Starts After 9, There Is Time to Worry (Post, April 2, 2002) In Finale, Baxter Lets It All Hang Out (Post, April 2, 2002) While U-Md. Sensation Plays, His Mother Prays: Calming Reassurance Has Been Courtside Job (Post, April 2, 2002) Eyes on the Prize: Maryland Bears Down With Title Up for Grabs (Post, April 1, 2002) Hoopla, Then Hoops: For Terps, It's Time for Title Game (Post, April 1, 2002) NCAA Title Game Has 2 Intriguing Coaching Stories (Post, April 1, 2002) On the Bench, a Couple of Peaches (Post, April 1, 2002)
After consulting history books and memory, this Maryland team may well be one the best half-dozen college teams, measured against the quality of the teams in its era, in the last generation, writes Thomas Boswell. • Tuesday: Terps Reach the Top
In those few desperate moments in the second half, writes Michael Wilbon, the Terrapins went to the man who has delivered for them so many times over four years. Juan Dixon, a kid with so sad a beginning, gave Maryland basketball its dreamiest ending. © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company |
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NCAA Men's Tournament
