Mark Turgeon is the kind of coach that tends to see trouble lurking even when the potential for a trap game is not really there, hoping his Maryland players do the same. Before and after last week’s game against Georgetown, Turgeon saw danger signs with Mount St. Mary’s and Rider.
It took a while in both games for the Terps to follow their worried coach.
It took a while against Cleveland State on Saturday night at Xfinity Center.
Following three comeback victories in four games before Wednesday’s 23-point romp over Rhode Island in the championship game of the Cancun Challenge, Turgeon and the No.