
From left to right: Three of Maryland's four freshmen, Charles Mitchell, Jake Layman and Shaquille Cleare. (Photo by Bill Bride)
With Maryland set to face Florida State on Wednesday, all four members of the Terps' freshman class have seemingly adjusted to the speed and intensity of college basketball.
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MisterSmiley said...
Agree on Len and I'd also say that Pe starting is also pretty much a must-- he sets a controlled tempo and establishes that everyone is getting involved. I don't care if Pe only plays 12 mpg, but I'd still like to have him out there at the beginning to set the tone. Love Allen, but right now would rather not put the pressure on him to run the offense at the beginning of the games.
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