Found January 02, 2008 on
It Never Rains in College Park:
Gary Williams is juggling freshmen minutes; if you haven't seen them all play, here's a player-by-player breakdown of each freshman, what they've been doing and and outlook on their abilities.
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January 02, 2008
Five questions with Matt Bracken, who runs Recruiting Report on baltimoresun.com. Basketball and football updates.
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January 03, 2008
An addendum to "The Freshman Review" with observations on the Savannah State game. Plus, it appears Jerome Burney is not transferring, but why you shouldn't be surprised if someone on the Terps does.
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May 08, 2008
It's no secret in the area that Gary Williams thrives off of taking marginal talent and creating a resilient, productive team. But as college basketball has evolved from an athletic destination to breeding ground for professional basketball players, Williams has been left in the dust.
Via SCACC Hoops
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February 27, 2009
Maryland athletic director Debbie Yow has some interesting comments regarding the budget for the athletic department, spending money on coaching salaries and, of course, Gary Williams.
You can listen to the interviews by following this link to the ACC Sports Journal.
Things that I found interesting:
For the athletic department donations...
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February 10, 2008
It was a historic night for Gary Williams. He returned to the place where he got his first big break in coaching when he was hired away from American University to coach in the Big East for Boston College. He returned over twenty years later as the head coach for a team he built into one of the elite...
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February 17, 2009
From Dan Steinberg’s D.C. Sports Blog (slightly edited):Never let it be said that Gary Williams and his friends take pressure quietly. Dozens of fans sitting courtside last Saturday were wearing pro-Williams tee shirts and the accompanying buttons.They were ordered two weeks ago, before the ...
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March 19, 2009
Because you really can’t have enough “Gary Williams can’t recruit” coverage, here’s a post from a familiar friend on how Todd Bozeman got Baltimore-bred talent to reverse the fortunes of the Morgan State basketball program.
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February 06, 2009
via Neil Best Watchdog:
Mad Dog Radio Weekday Schedule:
Monday - Friday
6 am – 10 am: The First Word with Gary Williams
10 am – 2 pm: The ‘B’ Team with Bruce Murray and Bill Pidto
2 pm – 7 pm: Mad Dog Unleashed with Chris Russo
7 pm – 8 pm: The Doghouse
8 pm – 1 am: The Gresh [...]
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November 19, 2008
Real end of the world type stuff: Gary Williams sticks up for Duke
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February 21, 2008
The Duke Blue Devils offered a little payback to the Maryland Terrapins on Wednesday, as they swept their conference foe for the season, just as Gary Williams' squad did a year ago. The win, moved Duke to an impressive 10-0 in conference play and a 22-1 overall record. Check inside to view photos fro...
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February 19, 2008
Maryland hired former player Joe Harrington to act as an assistant for the rest of the season and possibly for the immediate future. Harrington played with coach Gary Williams at Maryland in the 1960's and has head coaching experience at a number of schools including George Mason and Colorado. He als...
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March 19, 2009
It's really a different experience watching the Terps when the pressure is off. There've been so many times in the NCAA Tournament where the first round was all about avoiding embarrassment. This year, it was found money. I was thrilled that the Terps were in the tourney, and while I certainly wanted them to win, it wouldn't have been that bad if they lost. For whatever reason...
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January 03, 2008
A good decision? Definitely. But where does he project?
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March 21, 2009
-Louisville's bracket opened up. Many felt that Louisville had the
easiest route to the Final Four. It got even easier on Friday when No.
4 seed Wake Forest was beaten by Cleveland State and No. 5 Utah was
beaten by Arizona (though Arizona looks like a more dangerous team). On
the bottom half of the Midwest Region, No. 6 seed West Virginia also
fell. -Speaking...
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March 20, 2009
It’s a position Gary Williams has found himself in too many times in recent history despite an astonishing coaching career that includes over 600 victories and a national championship in 2002.The seventh-seeded Terrapins find themselves needing an impressive run in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, beginning with Thursday night’s matchup against North Carolina State,...
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