Catching up with Roddy Peters

Roddy Peters is nearing a complete recovery from shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum. Now, he's focused on filling Maryland's void at point guard as a freshman. More

Catching up with Damonte Dodd

Looking back on his year at Massanutten, 2013 signee Damonte Dodd can identify plenty of things he improved upon, and he’s ready to make an impact for the Terps next season. More

Moving Forward Without Len

ANALYSIS: Alex Len's departure is a major loss for a Maryland basketball program that has missed the NCAAs for three straight seasons. But it's not an insurmountable obstacle. More

Len Makes NBA Decision Official

When Alex Len first committed to Maryland, his mother told Mark Turgeon to turn her "baby" into a "man." In 21 months, Len has completed his transformation into an NBA player. More

Len to Enter NBA Draft

Maryland sophomore Alex Len will announce his intentions to declare for the NBA Draft, a source with knowledge of Len’s decision confirmed to InsideMDSports.

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Early Top 25 for Hoops

A very early look at my Top 25 for the 2013-14 college basketball season. More

Tennessee moves up Top 47 rankings

While Kentucky has assembled the greatest recruiting class ever on paper, the SEC got even stronger in 2013 recruiting with the commitment of Darius Thompson to Tennessee. More

Kentucky strengthens hold on Top 47

Kentucky's stranglehold on the No. 1 spot in the Top 47 national team rankings grew even stronger with the addition of Julius Randle while UNLV moves into the top 20. More

Coming Into Their Own

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. More

12 for '12: Best Basketball Moments

With the New Year almost upon us, IMS is taking a look back at 2012 in College Park. What were the year's best moments, plays, games, quotes and more in Terps hoops? More

12 for '12 : Basketball Recruiting

With the New Year almost upon us, we at IMS decided to take a look back. What were the 12 biggest storylines in the past 12 years of Terps basketball recruiting? More

Abu is Just Scratching the Surface

After bringing in four freshman big men this year, Mark Turgeon's got just one coming in next season. So he's targeting several 2014 bigs, and Abdul-Malik Abu is a top target. More

Turgeon Hits the Trail During Break

While his players spent their time studying for final exams after practice during the past week, Maryland coach Mark Turgeon made his presence felt in local high school gyms. More

Dodd and Peters Eager, Ready for MD

“I’m already looking forward to Maryland,” Suitland guard Roddy Peters said Saturday. “I wish I could go there right now.” More

IMS Scouting Report: Roddy Peters

InsideMDSports was on hand Saturday for the DMV Tip-Off Classic, a six-game event that featured both of Maryland’s 2013 signees. Here’s what we saw out of Roddy Peters. More

IMS Scouting Report: Damonte Dodd

InsideMDSports was on hand Saturday for the DMV Tip-Off Classic, a six-game event that featured both of Maryland’s 2013 signees. Here’s what we saw out of Damonte Dodd. More

Oklahoma State enters team rankings

Oklahoma State is the latest addition to the 247Sports Top 45 team recruiting rankings. More

Terps Recruiting N.J. Sophomore SG

Much of Maryland’s recruiting focus has shifted to the 2014 class. But the Terps are also beginning to make inroads with some top sophomores, such as Malachi Richardson.
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Dodd Reacts to Peters' Commitment

Damonte Dodd and Roddy Peters got to know each other this summer while playing for DC Assault's U17 team. Dodd always believed Peters would eventually join him at Maryland. More

Done Deal: Peters Picks Maryland

InsideMDSports Exclusive: Suitland (Md.) standout Roddy Peters, the nation's No. 3 point guard and No. 17 prospect overall, commits to Mark Turgeon and the Terps.

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Dances, Dunks and New Look Terps

The Terps kicked off their 2012-13 season Friday night with Maryland Madness, an event that was more of a showcase for gimmicks, laughs and slam dunks than actual basketball. More

The Breakdown: Turgeon's Top 10

With basketball season upon us and recruiting in swing, we take an in-depth look at how Terps coach Mark Turgeon has fared with his top prospects and a look at who's next. More

“I’m going to keep getting better.”

Initial reactions to Damonte Dodd’s commitment fueled his drive to prove he was a topflight prospect. After achieving that goal this summer, Dodd has no plans of slowing down. More

Trimble Making His Point

Despite a stellar first two years of high school basketball, Romelo Trimble was lacking scholarship offers, But following a position change, they're arriving in droves. More

Dodd Breaks Down Prep Decision

Damonte Dodd caught up with IMS on Sunday to discuss his intention to attend prep school next season before enrolling at Maryland in 2013. More

Dodd Makes it Official, Signs NLI

Damonte Dodd, a 6-foot-9, 240-pound power forward, finally signed his national letter-of-intent to play for the Terps on Wednesday, he told IMS in a phone interview. More

Future Terps Shine at Cap Classic

Seth Allen, Sam Cassell Jr., Shaquille Cleare, Damonte Dodd and Charles Mitchell gave Maryland fans a glimpse of what next year will look like for the Terps on Saturday night. More

"We’re turning things around.”

The Terps' incoming recruits have big plans for their time in College Park. Their first goal? Right the ship and get Maryland back into the postseason. More

Smotrycz Breaks Down Decision

Evan Smotrycz thought he wouldn’t commit until he’d checked out his finalists in person. But hours after he returned home Sunday night, he called Terps coach Mark Turgeon. More

Dodd Unfazed by Competition

Shortly after Damonte Dodd committed, Maryland added highly regarded power forward Charles Mitchell. But the in-state big man remains unfazed and hopes to play next year. More

For Dodd, A Dream Come True

It was a few hours before Maryland’s game against Miami, and Damonte Dodd had arrived for a standard unofficial visit. But that, along with Dodd's future, changed quickly. More