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Well, i'm officially worried about the second half. The Terps should have a much larger lead but have effectively laid down at times during the 1st half.

It comes down to these last 20 minutes, our tourney chances are on the line. I hope we play like it.

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Sick. No killer instinct from these guys. Not that you can win a game in the 1st half of a game but Virginia was sleepwalking through the first ten minutes. They had 8 points with 8 minutes left in the half, we should've been up 20 points. Then to top it off allow them a 11-0 run in a minute in a half by turning the ball over giving a struggling shooting team easy baskets. They certainly had got into a rhythm and had all the momentum at the end of the half. Halftime came at a good time for us, hopefully they don't carry their momentum over from the 1st half and we can get our feet back under us. We certainly blew our chance to have some breathing room but at this point it doesn't matter. 20 minutes left in your season show us what you got.

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Watching Maryland this year has been incredibly frustrating....definitely a Jekyll and Hyde team. When they are good, they find a way to win. But when they are bad, it's like watching a bad horror movie. I've never seen a team miss so many easy layups.

The most important game of the year and they are in the process of being blown out.

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