Unlike last March, when Maryland celebrated its first berth to the NCAA tournament in five years with a large gathering at Coach Mark Turgeon’s house in Kensington, the team kept a low profile on Sunday after returning from the Big Ten tournament in Indianapolis. The team rested throughout the day and is planning for a private viewing of the selection show on the video board at Xfinity Center. There were no plans for a celebration for making the field. Not for a team that has for months faced expectations as a national title favorite, expectations that have faded over the past month.
Maryland quietly awaits word on NCAA tournament destination
