Hmm, just six March's ago the Terps won the National Championship. Those Terps were led by 3 future NBA'ers (Steve Blake, Chris Wilcox, and Juan Dixon), and everyones favorite "guy who shot his gun off too close to the White House," Lonnie Baxter. People actually feared the turtle. At that time, Gary Williams and his squad were in the middle of an 11 year run of NCAA appearances, and an 87 game non-conference home winning streak. It would be a stretch to say the Terps were dominant, but they were pretty damn good.
Fast forward to today, and the only turtle fearing to be seen is in the N.I.T. What the hell, why? How can a program go from national champs to N.I.T. junkies in six years with the same coach?
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Yeeeaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh, I often wonder this myself...
But let's also look at this realistically: Maryland is not an elite college program. They are second tier all the way. They have a great history, have some banners, etc., but they are not Indiana-North Carolina-UCLA-Kansas, etc. Maryland is more like an Illinois or a Syracuse. Once a decade they'll make a serious run and the rest of the time it's just 20-win seasons and second-round exits.