“Cameron Brink: The Art of a Block” A technical look inside the Sparks’ forward’s defensive mindset — and recent success — amid an emphatic return to LA’s lineup. My feature for @SInow: https://t.co/v3h7yh3Ibe

Ben’s Block after Maryland MBB’s 70-60 loss to Georgetown on Gold Rush night. Full story: https://t.co/WZoZS7pwrW

Buzz Williams after Maryland’s 70-60 loss to Georgetown: “Our shot selection is red-light, green-light … I’m in charge of yellow.”

Maryland men’s basketball’s offense shut down in 70-60 loss to Georgetown ✍️: @BenGeffner 📸: Mallory Domio https://t.co/fMupX0RclY

Ed Cooley on playing against Maryland’s 16,500+ Gold Rush crowd: “I would love to see [our] arena at Capital One one look like it did in the Xfinity Center [tonight].”

Georgetown’s Ed Cooley on limiting Maryland to 13/52 shooting overall, 4/21 from 3PT: “A will and a want … our physicality showed.” Buzz Williams, leading into Friday, emphasized a need for the Terps to control possessions — an area the Hoyas dominated.

A 16,594 Gold Rush crowd at the Xfinity Center tonight, per a team spokesperson. It watched Maryland give up a 11-0 run to open and never recover. The Terps fall, 70-60, to Georgetown.

Maryland’s student section, with extended capacity behind Georgetown’s bench, reacts as Deshawn Harris-Smith walks off — following a technical foul.

It’s halftime, and Maryland has 20% as many lost shoes (1) as it does made field goals (5). But the Terps shot 18 free throws and limited to Georgetown to 40% shooting, so they only trail by 5. The Buzz Williams experience!

Maryland converted just one field goal through first 10 minutes — shooting 1/9 overall. Seconds later, back-to-back baskets from Saunders and Adams put the Terps within striking distance. 21-14, Georgetown, with 8:15 left in the first half.

Georgetown leads Maryland, 11-0, after just three minutes. The Terps' sellout student section quiets after a three-turnover, three-foul, zero-point start for Maryland.

Per StatBroadcast, Guillermo Del Pino is starting again for Maryland. Same group from the Terps' season-opener against Coppin State:

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Cushing Academy four-star Theo Edema at Xfinity Center. The class of 2027 center holds offers from both Maryland and Georgetown, among others.

Myles Rice (ankle) is back for Maryland. The junior guard will make his season debut tonight vs Georgetown.

Maryland’s student section ahead of an expected Gold Rush student-sellout.

DeShawn Harris-Smith warming up at the free throw line prior to his College Park return. Maryland vs Georgetown at 6 p.m. — for the first time since 2016.

Maryland MBB (1-0) hosts Georgetown (1-0) for the first time in a decade. A rivalry renewed at the Xfinity Center for the Terps’ annual “Gold Rush” game. Myles Rice (ankle) is available. I’ll have coverage w/ @harrisonrich_ for @DBKSports ⬇️

Who is Chuck Douglas — one of Maryland’s most loyal fans? He’s been called a bot, a burner and even AI. But he’s as real as it gets — a Terps alum, ex-Wizards exec and one of Maryland’s loudest voices online. “Can I go overboard at times? Maybe.” https://t.co/3An7MJ3bTW

I sat down with DeShawn Harris-Smith ahead of his return to Xfinity Center on Friday. He opened up about his two years at Maryland, from not living up to expectations to battling confidence issues to why he felt the Kevin Willard situation was overblown. For @thedbk ⬇️

Maryland men’s basketball is expecting a sold out student section for Friday’s Gold Rush game vs. Georgetown, per a team spokesperson. There will be t-shirts and newspapers for the first 4,000 students and 1,000 t-shirts for general fans