8legs: Maryland terrapins

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Iowa earned an 83-64 win over Maryland as Ben McCollum praised improved ball movement and off-ball movement.
McCollum credited better ball movement and off-ball movement as keys to the win.
The coach noted strong play from Iowa’s bigs and a solid rebounding effort.
Tate Sage, a freshman wing, contributed to Iowa’s performance in the win.
The win followed Maryland’s earlier visit to Iowa, with McCollum referencing the team’s improved metrics since.
The article notes this as part of Iowa’s ongoing Big Ten season context and team development.
The report references a broader set of Hawkeye Report Basketball items and analyses around the Maryland game.
The piece situates the Maryland game as part of Iowa’s recent performance trajectory.
The article mentions multiple related Iowa basketball updates and previews from Hawkeye Report Basketball.
The coverage includes cross-referenced game previews and box score recaps connected to Iowa basketball.

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Stirtz leads Iowa with high-minute, steady scoring as the Hawkeyes gain early Big Ten traction.
Iowa’s eight-game stretch shows the program building a new identity under McCollum.
Stirtz’s preseason All-B1G nomination signals expectations for Iowa’s leadership.
Stirtz averages 18 points per game with 5.3 assists and 2.8 rebounds through the season.
The 83-64 win over Maryland reinforced Iowa’s growing impact in the Big Ten.
Hawkeyes’ performance has attracted NBA scouts and draft attention for Stirtz.
McCollum’s first year as head coach marks a new era for Iowa basketball.
Iowa sits in a competitive position in the Big Ten as conference play continues.

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Maryland tightened rim defense after the Mount St. Mary’s game, but that shift increased vulnerability to three-pointers.
The Terps allow 38.2% of opponents' points from three, the 23rd highest rate nationally.
Maryland shoots 30.9% from beyond the arc, the Big Ten's lowest mark.
Williams noted the defensive strategy change came with a trade-off on three-point defense.
Maryland's recent losses have included blowouts, underscoring defensive and perimeter issues.
Transfers and freshmen are shaping Maryland’s frontline, with Pharrel Payne anchoring the paint.
Five-star freshman Darius Adams is adjusting to college speed and rotations.
Solomon Washington returned from injury, providing defensive versatility on the wing.
Guard Diggy Coit has been less consistent, while Diggs and Rice search for shooting consistency.
Myles Rice and Darius Adams are adjusting to the backcourt amid a string of shooting struggles.
The team remains hopeful perimeter shooters will emerge to balance the interior strength.

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Maryland escaped a 14-point second-half deficit to force overtime and win 100-99 on the road at Minnesota.
Maryland trailed by 14 at halftime before mounting a comeback led by veteran guards and a defensive shift.
Brenda Frese deployed a matchup-zone and full-court press to spark Maryland’s defense and turnovers.
Saylor Poffenbarger delivered multiple crucial plays, including a late three and a key transition basket.
Oluchi Okananwa and Addi Mack contributed with plays that helped Maryland seize the late leads.
Kaylene Smikle’s season-ending knee surgery forced Maryland to adapt without its leading scorer.
The final sequence featured Maryland trapping Minnesota’s inbounds and a game-winning layup by Saylor Poffenbarger after a Garzon pass.
The Terps sealed the win with a final defensive stop and a late block to disrupt Minnesota’s last chance.
Brenda Frese praised the team’s mental fortitude and readiness when called upon in tight moments.

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