No. 11 Maryland men’s basketball heads to Seattle this week as the fourth seed in the NCAA Tournament West Region.
In a tumultuous season that started with tough losses to Marquette and Purdue, followed by a disappointing West Coast road trip at Oregon and Washington, the Terps are winners in 14 of their last 18 games, with all four losses coming on game-winning shots with less than eight seconds left. At 24-7 (14-6 Big Ten), Maryland finished second in the conference, but lost to Michigan in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals.
But little of what happened during the regular season and conference tournament matters now, as each game could be Maryland’s last from this point on.