Maryland men’s basketball has not wavered in its first two games, taking care of business at home against Manhattan and Mount St. Mary’s. A multitude of different players have chipped in to the winning effort, contributing in the scoring column and on the defensive end.
Against Mount St. Mary’s, Rodney’s Rice’s 28 points on 10-of-14 shooting was the story, while Derik Queen was the star against Manhattan, posting 22 points and 20 rebounds in his first collegiate game.
Now, Maryland turns its focus to Florida A&M, who heads to College Park for another Terps home game.
The Rattlers have been trounced in each of their first two games.