This is the Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news.
While Maryland women’s basketball’s game against Central Connecticut State likely did not greatly affect the Terps in the national rankings — they remain No. 7 in the AP poll — it was an excellent time for a breakout game.
Yarden Garzon had an excellent performance for the Terps which was rewarded with the Big Ten’s player of the week honor. The senior scored 25 points, her most of the season, and contributed seven rebounds and two assists. Most crucially, the sharpshooter was on fire — Garzon went 7-of-16 from deep.
The Indiana transfer took some time to find her feet in College Park but has come on strong in recent games. With several other guards injured, her presence and experience will only become more valuable for the Terps.
Maryland next plays Dec. 29, when they will host Wisconsin at Xfinity Center.
In other news
Maryland men’s lacrosse released its schedule for the 2026 season.
Maryland football commits Zahir Cobb and Sean Johnson, both defensive backs, were named first-team All-Met by the Washington Post.
Maryland football alum Stefon Diggs spoke about returning to the state for the New England Patriots’ game against the Baltimore Ravens.
Maryland men’s basketball is getting into the holiday spirit, with a surprising number of players loving The Polar Express.
Category: General Sports
