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The Maryland Terrapin’s head coach, Gary Williams, is on the verge of quite a few impressive milestones as he heads into the 2005-06 season with his team. With 346 career wins at Maryland, Williams is only three victories shy of becoming the Terrapin’s all-time winningest basketball coach, as well as being just two wins short of passing Frank McGuire for third on the ACC career wins list. Already the 11th-winningest active coach in the entire NCAA Division I men’s basketball league, Williams has high hopes of being able to take the title at Maryland and go on to hold an even more impressive record with the ACC itself. Terrapin basketball tickets are being sold out as Maryland fans want to be on hand when Williams makes his mark in the ACC record books.
The University of Maryland is one of the most consistently winning basketball programs in the country after more than a decade of excellent play. The Terrapins have averaged 23.6 wins every season in the last nine years, making 12 straight post-season appearances which include 11 consecutive trips to the NCAA Tournament. Only six schools so far can boast of that record, putting the Terrapins at the top with the elite in college basketball for the United States. Of course we all remember the year the Terrapins took the 2002 national championship away from Indiana. 2002 is a season Maryland is anxious to repeat, as they would have been hard-pressed to have a more impressive season.
The Terrapins are putting up solid statistics this season, averaging 82.5 points per game, leading the ACC and putting them in the 7th ranking spot throughout the United States. Four of their starters are currently scoring in the double figures and are shooting 39.2 percent from the three-point range, which gives them a 3rd-ranking spot in the ACC. They are currently enjoying their 53rd season in the ACC and have won three ACC Tournament Championships in 1958, 1984 and 2004.
Maryland is known for having active players in the NBA, currently having nine represented throughout the United States. These include talent such as Lonny Baxter of the Houston Rockets, Steve Black of the Portland Trailblazers, Juan Dixon also of the Portland Trailblazers, Steve Francis of the Orlando Magi, Sarunas Jasikevicius of the Indiana Pacers, Joe Smith of the Milwaukee Bucks, Terence Morris of the Orlando Magic, Chris Wilcox of the Los Angeles Clipper and Laron Profit of the Los Angeles Lakers.
Senior forward, Nik Caner-Medley is making headlines for Maryland lately as he’s really come into his game again, using a more aggressive approach around the basket. The result? He’s now shooting 90.0% from the free throw line and ranking 5th in the ACC in free throw percentage. The Terrapins are returning this season with one of the most experienced team in the nation with four seniors, six juniors and an experienced sophomore. Notable players include Caner-Medley of course, who is now leading his team in scoring, as well as Chris McCray who has scored in double figures constantly this season so far. Ekene Ibekwe has been leading Maryland in rebounding and James Gist is averaging a solid 10.0 points.
As a result, Terrapin fans pack arenas across the nation to see their favorite teams, Maryland Terrapins basketball ticket sales have never been so high and the Terrapins plan on enjoying the ride to success in 2005-06.
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