Maryland returns HoMe for a super Bowl MatcHup• TheNo.4Terrapinsreturnhomelookingtosnapatwo-gamelosingstreak,hostingBostonCollegeon

Sunday,Feb.4at4p.m.ItisthefirsttimeintwoyearsMarylandhassufferedback-to-backlosses.

• Sunday’smeetingisonlythethirdbetweentheteams.MarylanddefeatedBostonCollegetwicelastyear.TheEagleswentontoadvancetotheSweetSixteenoftheNCAATournament.

• MarylandwillmakeitsseventhtelevisionappearanceoftheseasononSunday.ThegamewillbetelevisedontheACC’sRegionalSportsNetwork(ComcastSportsNetintheBaltimore/Washingtonarea,FoxSportsSouthandSunSports).

• Fanscanalso follow thegameon theradioon theTerrapinSportsRadioNetwork(Flagship -ESPN1300AMBaltimore).MattNobleandDavePrestonwillmakethecallontheairwaves.

GaMe Vs. duke sold out• TheTerps’gamevs.DukeonFeb.18,also the finalhomegameof theseason, isSOLDOUT.The

selloutwillbejustthesecondinComcastCenterforawomen’sbasketballgameandthethirdinschoolhistory.

• TheTerpsplayedinfrontofacapacitycrowdonJan.28againstNorthCarolina,thefirst-everselloutofawomen’sbasketballgameatComcastCenter.Italsosettheall-timeACCwomen’sbasketballattendancerecord.ThegameagainsttheBlueDevilswilltiethatrecord.

• GaMe 25 •

0607

MarylandwoMen’s BasketBall

scHedules/resultsrankInG: 4/4record: 21-3, 5-3 accN2 LakeTruckaLL-STarS(exh.).... W,80-64N10 atMiddleTennesseeSt.(NR/RV)Radio W,80-76N12 GeOrGeMaSON....................WMUC W,99-43

BTIcLaSSIc, College Park, Md.N17 Tcu(rV/rV)....................................... W,82-64N18 arIZONa............................................. W,75-61N19 GeOrGeWaShINGTON(rV/25)...... W,73-48

JunkanooJam,Freeport, Grand Bahama IslandN24 vs.Gardner-Webb.......................Radio W,83-41N25 vs.Mississippi.............................Radio W,110-79

N29 atMarshall................................WMUC W,68-49D2 ucSaNTaBarBara.............WMuc W,105-44D4 SIeNa........................................ radio W,93-54D6 atNorthernIowa.......................WMUC W,77-33D10 atTemple..................................WMUC W,77-66D21 atLoyola...................................WMUC W,110-55

TerrapINcLaSSIc,College Park, Md.D29 uNcGreeNSBOrO..............WMuc W,92-57D30 MarIST..................................... radio W,86-60

J3 NcSTaTe*................................ radio W,80-61J6 MIchIGaNSTaTe(19/18)...........cBS W,97-57J10 atMiami*..................................WMUC W,111-53J13 atDuke*(3/3)................... FSN/WMUC L,62-81J19 VIrGINIa*....................... rSN/WMuc W,95-68J21 WakeFOreST*............cSTV/radio W,80-63J25 atClemson*.............................WMUC W,76-62J28 NOrThcarOLINa*(2/2)..eSpN2/radio L,71-84F1 atGeorgiaTech*......................WMUC L,72-77F4 BOSTONcOLLeGe*.......rSN/radio 4p.m.F8 VIrGINIaTech*.....................WMuc 7p.m.F11 atVirginia*......................... RSN/Radio 12:30p.m.F15 atFloridaState*...........ESPN2/WMUC 7p.m.F18 Duke*............................ FSN/WMuc 6p.m.F25 atBostonCollege*.......... RSN/WMUC 3p.m.

ACCTOURNAMENT,Greensboro, N.C.M1-4atGreensboroColiseum

NCAATOURNAMENTM17-20First&SecondRoundsM24-27RegionalsA1&3 FinalFour(QuickenLoansArena),Cleveland, Ohio

all Caps indicates home game; all times Eastern* Indicates aCC gameRsN denotes games on Comcast sportsNet, Fox sports south,

Fox sports Florida

CsN denotes Comcast sportsNet

EspN2, CsTV, FsN (Fox sports, Comcast sportsNet) - national

Radio indicates Terrapin sports Radio Network (Flagship: EspN Radio 1300 aM and www.umterps.com)

WMUC Radio - link is available through www.umterps.com; 88.1 FM on campus

all non-televised home games (except for the BTI Classic) can be viewed on www.aCCselect.com

proBaBle startersMARYLANDNo. Player Pos. Cl. Stats Notes1 CrystalLanghorne C/F Jr. 14.9ppg,7.7rpg Has40careerdouble-doubles15 LauraHarper F/C Jr. 11.4ppg,6.2rpg SixthintheACCinblocks(1.79)andFG%(.553)20 KristiToliver G So. 11.7ppg,5.3apg LeadstheACCwitha.4953PTFG%22 ShayDoron G Sr. 12.1ppg,4.4rpg SecondonMaryland’sall-timescoringlist25 MarissaColeman G/F So. 12.7ppg,6.7rpg LeadtheTerpswith17pointsatGeorgiaTech

Maryland MedIa relatIonsAssistant Director/WBB Contact: Natalia Ciccone• nciccone@umd.edu2725 Comcast Center, Terrapin Trail, College Park, MD 20742O: 301-314-9094•C: 814-880-9062 •F: 301-314-9094www.umterps.com

2006 National Champions

BostonCollege(11-11,1-7ACC)at

#4/4MarylandTerrapins(21-2,5-3ACC)Sunday,Feb.4,2007•4p.m.[RSN]

ComcastCenter(17,950)•CollegePark,Md.TV:RegionalSportsNetwork(RSN)

RSN-ComcastSportsNet,FoxSportsSouth,SunSportsRadio:TerrapinRadioNetwork(Flagship:ESPN1300AMBaltimore)

VideoWebcast:NoneLinktoliveaudiostreamavailableatwww.umterps.com

GaMe notes • feB. 5 vs. Boston colleGe 2

last tIMe out• TheTerpslosttoanunrankedopponentforthefirst

time in two years, suffering an upset at GeorgiaTech, 77-72. It was also the second-straight lossforMaryland,thefirsttimeintwoyearsitshaslostback-to-backgames.

• TheTerrapins could not overcome 24 turnoversand33fouls,despitefourplayersreachingdoublefigures.Maryland trailedby13at thehalf,40-27,butopenedthesecondhalf,outscoringtheYellowJackets,13-7,tocuttheleadto47-41with14:40leftinthegame.GTpushedtheleadbackupto58-44,theTerps’ largestdeficitof thegame, then trailedbydoubledigitsat72-62withjustoveraminutetoplay.MarylandcutittofiveinthelastsecondsbutcouldnotgetanycloserastheJacketssealedthewinonfreethrows.

• MarissaColemanledtheteamwith17points,whileCrystalLanghorneandKristiToliveradded13pointseach.Sa’deWiley-Gatewoodchippedin12fromthebench.

In tHe rankInGs• Marylandismakingits17th-straightappearanceinthe

AssociatedPress’topfiveandits18th-straightintheESPN/USATodayCoachesPoll.Withonlytwolossesontheirrecord,bothcomingagainstteamsrankedNo.1andNo.2thisweek,Marylandisrankedfourthinthenation.

• NineMarylandopponentsarerankedinthetop25thisweekinbothpollsaseasonhigh.TheACCcontinuestooccupythetopthreespotsintherankingsforthesixth-straightweek.

• DukeholdsontotheNo.1position,followedbyNorthCarolina.TheTerpsslippedtoNo.4afterfallingtoUNC.GeorgeWashingtonisknockingonthedoorofthetop10,stayingatNo.11intheAPandinchinguptoNo.12in

raNk TeaM rec. pTS pVS1. Duke*(41) 21-0 1241 12. Northcarolina*(9) 23-0 1209 23. Tennessee 19-2 1102 44. MaryLaND 21-2 1089 35. OhioState 18-1 1066 56. Connecticut 18-2 987 77. LSU 20-2 939 88. Stanford 18-3 919 99. Oklahoma 17-2 862 610. Purdue 19-3 739 1211. GeorgeWashington 18-2 727 1112. ArizonaState 19-3 714 1013. Baylor 18-3 671 1314. Georgia 18-4 600 1415. Vanderbilt 18-4 474 1516. Marquette 19-2 448 1717. BowlingGreen 18-2 434 1618. TexasA&M 15-4 425 2119. Louisville 19-2 396 1820. MiddleTennesseeSt. 19-3 385 1921. California 16-5 206 2022. Nebraska 17-4 154 2523. Rutgers 12-6 86 NR24. UW-GreenBay 17-3 74 NR25. JamesMadison 17-2 69 NR

OthersreceivingVotes:MichiganState43,Mississippi39,Texas36,Arkansas24,Utah16,Montana12,DePaul11,Delaware10,IowaState9,Pittsburgh5,Tcu5,BallState4,FloridaState*4,TexasTech4,Tulane4,NcState*3,KansasState2,WesternKentucky2,IllinoisState1.* aCC opponent; Bold indicates 2006-07 opponent.

ap top 25 poll

raNk TeaM rec. pTS pVS1. Duke*(25) 21-0 769 12. Northcarolina*(6) 23-0 750 23. Tennessee 19-2 697 44. MaryLaND 21-2 688 35. Connecticut 18-2 649 56. OhioState 18-1 616 77. LSU 20-2 577 88. Oklahoma 17-2 549 69. Stanford 18-3 537 910. ArizonaState 19-3 467 1011. Baylor 18-3 462 1112. GeorgeWashington 18-2 444 1213. Purdue 19-3 374 1314. Georgia 18-4 359 1515. Vanderbilt 18-4 336 1416. BowlingGreen 18-2 307 1617. Louisville 19-2 282 1718. Marquette 19-2 257 1819. MiddleTennesseeSt. 19-3 221 1920. TexasA&M 15-4 215 2021. California 16-5 133 2222. Nebraska 17-4 92 2523. MichiganState 15-6 44 2124. UW-GreenBay 17-3 33 NR25. Rutgers 12-6 31 NR

Othersreceivingvotes:Montana25,Pittsburgh23,FloridaState*19,JamesMadison19,Mississippi18,SouthFlorida16,Texas12,Utah8,Arkansas7,Delaware7,IllinoisState5,Tcu5,BYU4,BallState3,IowaState3,Temple3,KansasState2,WesternKentucky2,Belmont1,BoiseState1,Liberty1,TexasTech1,Xavier1.* aCC opponent; Bold indicates 2006-07 opponent.

espn/usa today coacHes poll

2006-07 Maryland roster

NO. NaMe cL. hT. pOS. hOMeTOWN/hIGhSchOOL1 CrystalLanghorne Jr. 6-2 C/F Willingboro,N.J./Willingboro2 Sa’deWiley-Gatewood R-Jr. 5-9 G Pomona,Calif./Lynwood(Tennessee)11 ChristieMarrone R-So. 5-6 G Brooklyn,N.Y./St.JohnVilla(VirginiaTech)15 LauraHarper Jr. 6-4 F ElkinsPark,Pa./Cheltenham20 KristiToliver So. 5-7 G Harrisonburg,Va./Harrisonburg21 AshleighNewman Jr. 5-10 G Shelbyville,Tenn./ShelbyvilleCentral22 ShayDoron Sr. 5-9 G GreatNeck,N.Y./ChristtheKing25 MarissaColeman So. 6-1 G/F Cheltenham,Md./St.John’sCollege[D.C.]33 EmeryWallace Fr. 6-1 F Roanoke,Va./HiddenValley44 AurelieNoirez Sr. 6-3 C Vandoevre,France/LyceeFrancoisArago55 JadePerry Jr. 6-1 F/C CentralCity,Ky./MuhlenbergNorth

heaDcOach:BrendaFrese,5thseasonaSSISTaNTcOach:JeffWalz,5thseasonaSSISTaNTcOach:EricaFloyd,5thseasonaSSISTaNTcOach:JoannaBernabei,4thseasonDIr.OFBaSkeTBaLLOperaTIONS:MarkPearson,5thseasonaSST.DIr.OFBaSkeTBaLLOperaTIONS:BeckyBonner,1stseason

terps In tHe pollsWeek ap coachesPreseason1 1Nov.15 1 1Nov.20 1 1Nov.27 1 1Dec.4 1 1Dec.11 1 1Dec.18 1 1Dec.25 1 1Jan.1 1 1Jan.8 1 1

Week ap coachesJan.15 3 3Jan.22 3 3Jan.29 4 4

TeaMcOMparISONSMaryland category Bostoncollege4/4................................Ranking............................NR/NR85.7.............................. Scoring................................. 61.4.510........................ FieldGoalPct............................ .440.389.................. 3-PointFieldGoalPct...................... .341.760....................... FreeThrowPct........................... .74346.0............................Rebounds............................... 37.5+16.4.................. ReboundingMargin.......................+5.114.5....................OffensiveRebounds....................... 10.931.4................... DefensiveRebounds...................... 26.619.3.............................. Assists................................. 16.317.8............................ Turnovers............................... 18.98.0................................. Steals.................................... 5.04.3.................................Blocks................................... 1.52................................SeriesWins.................................. 0

posts Vs. GuardsWith its inside-outside attack that averages 85.7 and an +16.4 average rebounding edge has made Maryland unstoppable, running out to an 21-3 record. How do opponents shut down the Terps? Hard to tell. Below is a statistical breakdown of the posts and guards.

FG-FGa pcT. FT-FTa pcT. reB rpG apG pTS. ppGPosts 322-559 .576 192-274 .701 538 22.4 3.9 838 34.9Guards* 435-928 .469 201-243 .827 477 19.9 15.8 1219 50.8*Marissa Coleman classified as a guard

statIstIcal coMparIson

Terps vs. Eagles

GaMe notes • feB. 5 vs. Boston colleGe 3

acc predIctIonsaCC Media, sIDs & Coaches ........................................ 1stMechelle Voepel (EspN.com) ........................................ 1stNancy lieberman (EspN.com) ...................................... 1stGraham Hayes (EspN.com) .......................................... 1st

preseason rankInGsassociated press ........................................................... 1stEspN/Usa Today Coaches poll .................................... 1stslaM Magazine ............................................................. 1ststreet & smith’s ............................................................. 1stEspN.com preseason preview ..................................... 1stlindy’s ............................................................................ 1stCBssportsline.com ........................................................ 1stathlon ............................................................................ 2nd

IndIVIdual HonorsMarissacolemanPreseasonWadeTrophyCandidatePreseasonJohnR.WoodenAwardCandidatePreseasonNaismithAwardCandidateStreet&Smith’sHighHonorableMentionAll-AmericanESPN.comPreseasonAll-American(2ndteam)PreseasonAll-ACCNo.2Winginthenation,ESPN.comACCPlayeroftheWeek(12/4)TerrapinClassicMostValuablePlayer

LauraharperPreseasonNaismithAwardCandidateStreet&Smith’sHonorableMentionAll-AmericanNo.2Forwardinthenation,ESPN.comJunkanooJamAll-Tournament

2006-07 Honors

thecoachesrankings.MiddleTennesseeStatecrackedthetop20inbothpolls,whileMichiganStateis23rdinthecoaches’poll.

• Mississippidroppedoutof thepolls thisweekbutisstill receivingvotes.FloridaState,NCState,LibertyandTempleareallreceivingvotesinoneorbothpolls.

• TheTerpsgarneredtheNo.1spotinthepreseasonpoll,thefirsttimeinthehistoryoftheprogramtheyopenedtheseasonasthetopteaminthenation.

terps Break acc attend-nance record• TheTerps’ sold-out game vs. theTar Heels onJan.28setanewACCsingle-gameattendancerecordforawomen’sbasketballgame.Fansfilledthe17,950-seatarenatosupporttheTerps.MarylandwillmatchthatselloutcrowdagainstDukeonFeb.18.

• The17,950inattendanceforthegameagainsttheTarHeelsranksasthethird-largestcrowdinthecountrythisseason.

• MarylandboaststhetopsixcrowdseverinACCwomen’sbasketballhistory,andeightofthetop10.

terps draw BIG crowds• For the first time in theprogram’shistory,more

than100,000fanshavecometoCollegeParktosupporttheirbelovedTerps.

• TheTerpssurpassedthe100,000-markintheselloutvs.NorthCarolina.Lastyear,theTerpshadover77,000fansattend13homesgamewhichhadbeentherecordheadingintothisseason.Marylandalsoranked21stinthenationinaveragehomeattendance,drawing4,813fanspergame.Thisyear,theTerrapinsaresixthinthenationinaveragehomeattendaceat4,813spectatorspergame.

• Ontheroad,theTerpsareattractingbigcrowdsaswell.Theyhaveplayedinfrontoftwocapacitycrowds(atLoyolaandatDuke)andhavealsoplayedinnear-soldoutgames.TheTerps’roadgames(notincludingneutralsitegamesattheJunkanooJam)havebeentheiropponents’biggestorsecond-highestcrowdoftheseasoninallbutoneawaygame.

• Marylandboastsfourofthetop40attendancesinthenationthisseason.OnlyTennesseeandConnecticuthavemoreattendancesinthetop40.Asidefromthesell-outcrowdonJan.28,the12,295fansthatsupportedtheTerpsfortheMichiganStategameranks20thinthenation,whilethe11,118countfortheVirginiagameisthe34thmost.Theannouncedattendanceof10,526againstWakeForestisalsoamongthetop40crowdsin

ShayDoronPreseasonWadeTrophyCandidatePreseasonJohnR.WoodenAwardCandidatePreseasonNaismithAwardCandidaeNo.42-Guardinthenation,ESPN.comBTIClassicAll-TournamentJunkanooJamMostValuablePlayerLowe’sSeniorCLASSAwardcandidate

crystalLanghornePreseasonWadeTrophyCandidatePreseasonJohnR.WoodenAwardCandidatePreseasonNaismithAwardCandidateAPPreseasonAll-AmericanStreet&Smith’sTerrific10Athlon’sPreseasonAll-AmericanESPN.comPreseasonAll-AmericanPreseasonAll-ACCNo.3Centerinthenation,ESPN.comBTIClassicMostValuablePlayerJunkanooJamAll-TournamentACCPlayeroftheWeek(Jan.8)

kristiToliverPreseasonWadeTrophyCandidatePreseasonNaismithAwardCandidateStreet&Smith’sHonorableMentionAll-AmericanTerrapinClassicAll-Tournament

Sa’deWiley-GatewoodTerrapinClassicAll-Tournament

• last GaMe •GeOrGIaTech77,#4/4MaryLaND72FeBruary1,2007•aTLaNTa,Ga.(aLexaNDerMeMOrIaLcOLISeuM)

#4/4MaryLaND(21-3,5-3)player FG 3FG FT O/D rebpF Tp a TOBlkS Min01CrystalLanghorne f 4-6 0-0 5-9 0/6 6 3 13 1 4 0 2 3825MarissaColeman f 4-8 0-1 9-11 4/3 7 5 17 2 3 1 2 3615LauraHarper c 2-4 0-0 3-4 3/3 6 4 7 0 4 1 2 1920KristiToliver g 4-11 3-8 2-2 0/3 3 5 13 3 1 0 0 3222ShayDoron g 3-8 1-3 1-2 3/1 4 3 8 3 4 0 0 2602Sa’deWiley-Gatewood5-9 1-3 1-2 1/1 2 4 12 4 4 0 0 2511ChristieMarrone 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0+21AshleighNewman 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0 0 5 0 1 1 0 0 844AurelieNoirez 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0+55JadePerry 0-2 0-0 2-2 1/2 3 2 2 0 3 0 0 16TEAM 1/1 2Totals 22-485-1523-32 13/20 33 33 72 14 24 2 6 200

GeOrGIaTech(14-8,5-3)player FG 3FG FT O/D rebpF Tp a TOBlkS Min21JanieMitchell f 6-11 0-0 5-8 3/4 7 3 17 1 5 0 0 2643ChiomaNnamaka f 2-7 2-5 2-4 2/1 3 0 8 0 3 0 2 2934BrigitteArdossi c 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/1 1 4 0 0 2 0 0 1801JacquaWilliams g 4-13 1-2 7-10 4/1 5 4 16 1 1 0 2 3603StephanieHiggs g 6-13 1-1 13-16 1/2 3 1 26 4 3 1 3 3105JillIngram 2-4 0-1 4-4 0/2 2 3 8 1 2 0 2 2124AngelBuie 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 425KentrinaWilson 0-0 0-0 0-2 0/4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1533TiffanyBlackmon 1-2 0-0 0-0 2/0 2 5 2 0 0 0 0 945DaphneMitchell 0-0 0-0 0-0 1/0 1 3 0 0 1 0 1 11TEAM 2/3 5 1Totals 21-51 4-9 31-44 15/18 33 24 77 7 18 110 200

Scorebyperiods 1st 2nd -- Total#4/4Maryland 27 45 -- 72GeorgiaTech 40 37 -- 77

MD:45.8FG%;33.33FG%;71.9FT%.GT:41.2FG%;44.43FG%;70.5FT%.aTTeNDaNce:1307.

record wHen...Overall.......................................................................................21-3InACCGames.............................................................................5-3vs.RankedOpponents................................................................2-2

AtHome.....................................................................................12-1Away............................................................................................7-2NeutralSites................................................................................2-0

LeadingattheHalf....................................................................21-0TiedattheHalf............................................................................0-0TrailingattheHalf........................................................................0-3InOvertime..................................................................................0-0

Gamesdecidedby10ormorepoints........................................20-2Gamesdecidedby6-10points....................................................0-0Gamesdecidedby5pointsorless.............................................1-1

WhenScoringFirst....................................................................19-3Score80ormorepoints............................................................15-0Score70-79points......................................................................5-2Score60-69points......................................................................1-1Score50-59points......................................................................0-0Lessthan50points.....................................................................0-0

Allowmorethan80points...........................................................0-2Allow70-79points.......................................................................2-1Allow60-69points.......................................................................8-0Allow50-59points.......................................................................5-0Allowlessthan50points.............................................................6-0

OutshootingOpponent..............................................................20-1OutshotbyOpponent..................................................................1-2Shoot50%orabovefromthefield............................................14-0Shoot46-49%fromthefield........................................................3-1Shoot41-45%fromthefield........................................................3-0Shoot36-40%fromthefield........................................................2-2Shoot31-35%fromthefield........................................................0-0Shoot30%orlower.....................................................................0-0

Allow50%shootingorabove......................................................0-0Allow46-49%shootingfromthefield..........................................2-1Allow41-45%shootingfromthefield..........................................3-2Allow36-40%shootingfromthefield..........................................7-0Allow31-35%shootingfromthefield..........................................4-0Allow30%shootingorlower.......................................................6-0

FT%betterthanopponent.........................................................14-1FT%worsethanopponent..........................................................7-2FT%betterthan90%...................................................................1-0FT%81-90%................................................................................5-0FT%71-80%..............................................................................11-2FT%61-70%................................................................................3-0FT%60%orworse......................................................................1-1

OpponentFT%above90%.........................................................2-0OpponentFT%81-90%...............................................................4-0OpponentFT%71-80%...............................................................1-3OpponentFT%61-70%...............................................................3-0OpponentFT%60%orworse...................................................11-0

Make8ormorethreepointers....................................................6-0Between6-7threepointers.........................................................6-1Between4-5threepointers.........................................................7-1Lessthan4threepointers...........................................................2-1

OpponentsMake8ormorethreepointers..................................1-0Between6-7threepointers.........................................................3-1Between4-5threepointers.........................................................5-2Lessthan4threepointers.........................................................12-0

OutreboundingOpponent..........................................................20-1OutreboundedbyOpponent........................................................1-0ReboundsareEqual....................................................................0-2

LessturnoversthanOpponent....................................................6-0MoreturnoversthanOpponent..................................................12-3TurnoversareEqual....................................................................3-0

Oneplayerindoublefigures........................................................0-0Twoplayersindoublefigures......................................................0-1Threeplayersindoublefigures...................................................3-0Fourplayersindoublefigures.....................................................7-2Fiveplayersindoublefigures......................................................6-0Morethanfiveplayersindoublefigures......................................5-0Allfivestartersindoublefigures..................................................3-0None............................................................................................0-0

Leadingwith10:00minutesleft.................................................21-0Trailingwith10:00minutesleft....................................................0-3Tiedwith10:00minutesleft.........................................................0-0

Leadingwith5:00minutesleft...................................................19-0Trailingwith5:00minutesleft......................................................2-3Tiedwith5:00minutesleft...........................................................0-0

Leadingwith1:00minuteleft.....................................................21-0Trailingwith1:00minuteleft........................................................0-3Tiedwith1:00minuteleft.............................................................0-0

OnMonday..................................................................................1-0OnTuesday.................................................................................1-0OnWednesday............................................................................3-0OnThursday................................................................................2-1OnFriday.....................................................................................5-0OnSaturday................................................................................5-1OnSunday...................................................................................4-1

InNovember................................................................................8-0InDecember................................................................................7-0InJanuary....................................................................................6-2InFebruary..................................................................................0-1InMarch.......................................................................................0-0InApril..........................................................................................0-0

GaMe notes • feB. 5 vs. Boston colleGe 4thenation.

GaMe after GaMe• AtGeorgiaTech,seniorShayDoronputonheruniformforthe

124thtimeinhercareer,themostofanyTerrapininschoolhistory.DoronbrokeChristyWinters’recordformostgamesplayed.Sheplayedin123gamesfrom1987-80.

• Doronisalsoonthevergeofstartinginthemostgamesinschoolhistory.Shehasbeenetchedinthestartinglineup109times,eightgamesfewerthanformerTerpMarchéStrickland(1999-2002),whoholdstheschoolrecord.

aBout Boston colleGe• BostonCollegeis11-11overall,1-7inACCplay.TheEagleshave

losttheirlastthreegamesinarow,withitslastvictorycomingathomeagainstClemsononJan.21.

• BChasnothadmuchsuccessontheroad,winningjustonegameawayfromhomeatHolyCrossonDec.21.

• KathrinResshastakenonmostoftheloadontheoffensiveendfortheEagles.She’saveraging17.2pointspergame,theonlyplayerontheteamaveragingdoubledigits.She’salsotheteam’sleadingrebounder,grabbing8.5reboundspergame.BCisscoring61.4ppgontheseasonandlimitingopponentsto58.9ppg,thefourth-bestscoringdefenseintheACC.

• SerIeSVS.Bc:TheTerpsandtheEaglesmetforthefirsttimeinthehistoryofbothprogram’slastseason.MarylandwelcomedBCintotheleaguebydefeatingtheEaglesontheirhomecourt.TheteamssquaredoffagainstlaterintheseasoninComcastCenterwheretheTerpstookcareofBostonCollegeinregulation.

Good for at least 10• NationalPlayeroftheYearcandidateCrystalLanghornehasreacheddouble-figurescoringin24oftheTerps’

24gamesthisseason.Shehadastreakof44-straightdouble-figurescoringgamesdatingbacktolastseasonuntiltheWakeForestwin.

• In94careergames,Langhornehasscoredindoublefiguresinallbutsevengames.

Great start!• TheTerpsopenedtheseasononan18-0run,thebeststartinschoolhistory,toppingthe16-0startduringthe

1982-83season.Thisseason’sstreakendedatDuke.

• Maryland’s21-1recordwasthebestrecordinschoolhistorythrough22games.

terps’ House• Marylandis12-1thisseasoninthefriendlyconfinesofComcastCenter.TheTerpshada19-gamehomewin-

ningstreak,whichdatedbacktotheirdefeatofFloridaStateonJan.16,2006,snappedbyNorthCarolinaonJan.28.

• Marylandhaslostjusttwohomegamesoverthelasttwoseasons,postingarecordof31-2.Lastyear,theTerpswonaschool-record15homegames.Theyare39-23all-timeatComcastCenter.

no. 1 Hurdle• Inthelasttwoseasons,Marylandhaslostjustseventimesin62gameswithsixofthosesetbackscoming

againstteamswhowererankedNo.1inthenationatsomepointoverthelasttwoyears.

• Maryland’sfirstoffourlosseslastyearwastoTennesseewhowasrankedNo.1inthecoachespollatthetime

record By lIneup career 2006-07C-Langhorne,F-Harper,G-Coleman,G-Toliver,G-Doron.........................................29-4.............. 20-4C-Langhorne,F-Harper,G-Newman,G-Toliver,G-Doron...........................................3-0................ 1-0C-Langhorne,F-Perry,G-Newman,G-Toliver,G-Doron..............................................4-1................N/AC-Langhorne,F-Perry,G-Coleman,G-Newman,G-Doron.......................................12-1................N/AC-Langhorne,F-Harper,G-Newman,G-Toliver,G-Doron...........................................1-0................N/AC-Langhorne,F-Perry,G-Coleman,G-Toliver,G-Doron..............................................1-0................N/AC-Langhorne,F-Harper,G-Coleman,G-Newman,G-Toliver......................................2-1................N/A

natIonal stats

According to NCAA (as of 2/1)TeamScoring 3rd 85.7ScoringDefense 74th 59.7ScoringMargin 4th 26.0FieldGoal% 1st 51.0FG%Defense 24th 36.1FreeThrow% 14th 76.0ReboundMargin 1st 16.43PTFG/G 33rd 6.23PTFG% 8th 38.9W-LPercentage 1th 87.5AssistsPerGame 3rd 19.3BlocksPerGame 47th 4.3StealsPerGame 195th 8.0TOPerGame 152nd 17.8FoulsPerGame 46th 15.7HomeAttendance* 6th 8,920

IndividualC.Langhorne 1st 74.0FG%K.Toliver 1st 49.53FG%K.Toliver 25th 5.3APGK.Toliver 80th 2.13FGML.Harper 57th 1.8BPG* Information compiled by the Univ. of Wisc.

acc standInGs

In tHe acc stats

(as of Jan. 2/1)

acc OverallTeams W L pct. W L pct. StreakNorthCarolina 8 0 1.000 24 0 1.000 W24Duke 8 0 1.000 23 0 1.000 W23FloridaState 6 1 .857 17 5 .773 W2Maryland 5 3 .625 21 3 .873 L2NCState 5 3 .625 16 7 .696 W3GeorgiaTech 5 3 .625 14 8 .636 W3VirginiaTech 4 4 .500 14 9 .609 L1Virginia 2 6 .250 12 10 .545 L5Clemson 2 5 .286 10 12 .455 W1BostonCollege 1 7 .125 11 11 .500 L3Miami 1 7 .125 10 13 .435 L3WakeForest 0 8 .000 9 13 .409 L2

scorInG .................through Feb. 2 Overall ................ aCCCrystal langhorne ............................7th 14.9 ........14th 13.8Marissa Coleman ............................19th 12.7 ..... T17th 13.4shay Doron ....................................22nd 12.1 ..... T28th 10.0Kristi Toliver ....................................25th 11.7 ........16th 13.6laura Harper ..................................26th 11.4 ......... NR --

reBoundInGCrystal langhorne ............................7th 7.7 ..........8th 8.0Marissa Coleman ............................14th 6.7 ........18th 6.3Jade perry ......................................19th 6.3 ......... NR --laura Harper ....................................NR -- ........12th 6.9

fIeld Goal percentaGeCrystal langhorne ............................ 1st .740 ..........1st .646laura Harper ....................................6th .553 ......... NR --Marissa Coleman ..............................8th .518 ......... NR --Kristi Toliver ....................................12th .492 ......... NR --ashleigh Newman .............................NR -- ....... T9th .500

assIstsKristi Toliver ......................................3rd 5.53 ..........5th 4.63Marissa Coleman ............................ 11th 3.21 ......... NR --sa’de Wiley-Gtewood .......................NR -- ..... T12th 3.13

free tHrow pct.Jade perry ........................................ 1st .848 ......... NR --Marissa Coleman ..............................4th .844 ..........5th .862shay Doron .......................................8th .800 ......... NR --

3pt fIeld Goal pct.Kristi Toliver ...................................... 1st .495 ..........6th .438ashleigh Newman .............................5th .382 ....... T4th .458Marissa Coleman ............................10th .373 ......... NR --

3pt fIeld Goals MadeKristi Toliver ......................................5th 2.13 ..........4th 2.63ashleigh Newman .........................T15th 1.08 ..... T13th 1.38

Blockslaura Harper ....................................6th 1.79 ..........5th 2.00

assIst/turnoVer ratIoKristi Toliver ...................................... 1st 2.17 ..........1st 1.95Marissa Coleman ..............................9th 1.24 ......... NR --sa’de Wiley-Gatewood .....................NR -- ..........9th 1.39

offensIVe reBoundsCrystal langhorne ..........................12th 3.04 ........10th 2.88laura Harper ....................................NR -- ....... T5th 3.25

defensIVe reBoundsMarissa Coleman ..............................7th 4.88 ........14th 4.00Crystal langhorne ..........................10th 4.67 ..........4th 5.13laura Harper ..................................12th 4.21 ......... NR --Jade perry ........................................NR -- ........13th 4.25

teaM statsscoring ............................................2nd 85.7 .........2nd 81.2scoring Defense ...............................7th 59.7 ..........6th 68.2scoring Margin .................................3rd +26.0 ......... 3rd +13.0Free Throw percentage .................... 1st .760 ..........5th .718Field Goal percentage ...................... 1st .510 ......... 3rd .456Field Goal percentage Defense .......3rd .361 ..........5th .3923pT Field Goal percentage .............. 1st .389 ..........1st .3623pT Field Goal pct. Defense ...........2nd .260 ..........5th .312Rebounding Offense ........................2nd 46.0 ..........1st 45.6Rebounding Defense ........................ 1st 29.6 ..........1st 34.4Rebounding Margin .......................... 1st +16.4 ..........1st +11.2assists .............................................2nd 19.25 .........2nd 16.88Blocks ...............................................5th 4.29 ..........8th 3.5steals ................................................9th 8.04 ..........8th 8.50Turnover Margin ............................. 11th -2.25 ..........8th -1.63assist/Turnover Ratio ....................... 1st 1.08 ......... 3rd 0.99Offensive Rebounds .........................8th 14.54 ......... 3rd 16.3Defensive Rebounds ........................ 1st 31.42 ..........1st 29.503pT Field Goals Made .....................2nd 6.17 .........2nd 6.38

GaMe notes • feB. 5 vs. Boston colleGe 5

Therearetworemainingscheduledconferencecallsduringthe2006-07seasonwiththe12ACCheadwomen’sbasketballcoaches.TherewillbeareplayofeachteleconferenceonTheACC.com.Themediatelephonenumberis(913)981-5572.

MONDay,FeBruary2610:00-10:08CathyInglese,BostonCollege10:08-10:16CristyMcKinney,Clemson10:16-10:24GailGoestenkors,Duke10:24-10:32SueSemrau,FloridaState10:32-10:40MaChelleJoseph,GeorgiaTech10:40-10:48 Brenda Frese, Maryland

TueSDay,FeBruary2710:00-10:08KatieMeier,Miami10:08-10:16SylviaHatchell,NorthCarolina10:16-10:24KayYow,NCState10:24-10:32DebbieRyan,Virginia10:32-10:40BethDunkenberger,VirginiaTech10:40-10:48MikePetersen,WakeForest

acc teleconference

QuIck factsLocation:.........................................................CollegePark,Md.Founded/Enrollment............................................... 1807/35,329President.........................................................Dr.C.D.Mote,Jr.AthleticsDirector...............................................DeborahA.YowConference........................................................... AtlanticCoastNickname...........................................................Terrapins,TerpsHomeCourt(Capacity).......................ComcastCenter(17,950)HeadCoach..................................... BrendaFrese(Arizona‘93)CareerRecord.................................................. 162-78(8years)RecordatMaryland.......................................... 105-48(5years)AssociateHeadCoach..........JeffWalz(NorthernKentucky‘95)AssistantCoach.............................. EricaFloyd(OhioState‘93)AssistantCoach.................. JoannaBernabei(WestLiberty‘97)Dir.ofBballOper........................MarkPearson(IowaState‘96)Asst.Dir.ofBballOper............BeckyBonner(BostonUniv.‘05)2006-06OverallRecord...................................................... 34-42005-06ACCRecord(Finish)..................................12-2(T2nd)Postseason............................................NCAAChampions(6-0)LetterwinnersReturning/Lost................................................. 8/3StartersReturning/Lost.......................................................... 5/0Newcomers............................................................................... 1

ofthemeeting.TheLadyVolswentontooccupythetopspotinbothrankingsforatleasteightweeks.TheTerpsalsofelltwicetoDukelastseason,whowasalsorankedNo.1forfivetotalweeksandiscurrentlytheNo.1teaminthenation.MarylandhaslosttwicetoNorthCarlolina,whowasrankedNo.1lastyear,onceinthechampionshipgameoftheACCTournamentandonJan.28.

• TheTerps’lossatGeorgiaTechisthefirsttoanunrankedteamintwoyears.

20-wIn seasons• WiththeirwinoverWakeForest,Marylandposteditsthird-straightseasonwithatleast20wins,thefirsttimeithasaccomplishedthatfeatsince1980.

• Fifth-yearheadcoachBrendaFresehasguidedtheTerpstoatleast18gamesinfourofherfiveseasonsatthehelm.

tolIVer Breaks newMan’s 3-poInt sHootInG record• IntheTerrapins’victoryatClemson,sophomoreKristiToliverseemedtobeina“zone.”ThepointguardfromHarrisonburg,Va.,wasaperfect6-for-6fromthree-pointrange,breaking theschool record for thebestshootingpercentageinagamefromthatrange.ItalsotiedtheACC

single-gamerecord,aswell.

• Toliver broke teammateAshleigh Newman’srecordof85.7percentshooting,amarksheset fourgamesagoatMiami.Newmanwas6-for-7ontheeve-ningfromthatdistance,shatteringtheoldrecordof66.7percentwhichhadstoodsince1989(byCarlaHolmesandmatchedfourmoretimes).

• BothNewmanandToliver’sshootingabilitiesareevident. Both their names are peppered all over thethree-pointshootingrecords.BothalsohelpedMarylandbreakthesingle-gamerecordformostthrees(12)vs.UNCGreensborointheTerrapinClassic.Toliveriswellknown for her miraculous three-pointer over Duke’s6-foot-7AlisonBalesintheNCAAChamionshipgamelastseasontosendthegameintoovertime.

• Toliverleadsthenationinthree-pointshooting.

doron aMonG top 30 for class Honor• Maryland’sShayDoronwasnamedonethetop30women’scandidatesforthe2007Lowe’sSeniorCLASS

Award-thenation’spremiertributetocollegeseniors.TheawardispresentedannuallytoaNCAADivisionImaleandfemaleseniorbasketballplayerwhoexcelbothonandoffthecourt.

• Doronhasbeennamedteamcaptainthreetimes.Shehascontributedtotheteaminmanywaysonthecourt

• last tIMe Vs. Bc •#4/4MaryLaND86,#18/20BOSTONcOLLeGe59FeBruary16,2006•cOMcaSTceNTer(cOLLeGepark,MD.)

#18/20BOSTONcOLLeGe(19-7,2-5acc)player FG 3FG FT O/D rebpF Tp a TOBlk S Min02BrookeQueenan f 3-10 1-2 3-4 1/2 3 4 10 2 3 0 2 2711KathrinRess f 5-10 0-0 0-0 7/3 10 4 10 0 2 0 0 2003SarahMarshall g 0-5 0-0 2-2 1/1 2 1 2 7 3 0 2 3904KindyllDorsey g 2-10 2-6 0-0 0/1 1 1 6 1 2 0 1 3020AjaParham g 7-18 0-2 1-2 2/3 5 3 15 1 4 0 1 3110LauraLokitis 5-8 0-3 0-0 0/1 1 1 10 1 0 0 1 2522BrittannyJohnson 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 955LisaMacchia 0-2 0-0 6-7 3/3 6 5 6 0 2 1 0 19TEAM 0/2 2 Totals.............. 22-643-1312-15 14/16 30 21 59 13 16 1 8 200

#4/4MaryLaND(23-3,10-2acc)player FG 3FG FT O/D rebpF Tp a TOBlk S Min15LauraHarper f 7-8 0-0 0-2 4/6 10 3 14 0 4 3 1 1725MarissaColeman f 2-7 0-1 4-4 3/12 15 1 8 4 2 2 1 3301CrystalLanghorne c 6-8 0-0 4-5 1/3 4 2 16 2 4 0 0 2120KristiToliver g 2-8 0-3 6-6 1/2 3 0 10 7 4 1 1 3022ShayDoron g 9-16 4-9 0-0 2/4 6 2 22 1 1 0 1 2821AshleighNewman 3-8 1-4 1-2 0/1 1 3 8 0 2 0 1 2232CharmaineCarr 1-2 0-0 0-0 1/0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1040AngelRoss 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 744AurelieNoirez 1-1 0-0 0-0 1/0 1 3 2 1 0 0 0 1255JadePerry 1-4 0-0 2-2 0/1 1 3 4 1 1 0 0 20TEAM 5/0 5 1 Totals.............. 32-635-1717-21 18/30 48 17 86 16 19 7 5 200

Scorebyperiods 1st 2nd Total#18/20BostonCollege23 36 59#4/4Maryland 42 44 86

Bc:34.4FG%;23.13FG%;80.0FT%.MD:50.8FG%;29.43FG%;81.0FT%.aTTeNDaNce:5250.

Maryland starters naMednational Player of the year candidates

Top10accattendanceMarks:1.17,950 Jan.28,2007 Marylandvs.NorthCarolina(ComcastCenter)2.17,243 Feb.13,2005 Marylandvs.Duke(ComcastCenter)3.16,097 Jan.8,2006 Marylandvs.Duke(ComcastCenter)4.14,500 Feb.12,1992 Marylandvs.Virginia(ColeFieldHouse)5.13,446 Feb.22,2004 Marylandvs.Duke(ComcastCenter)7.11,520 Jan.12,1991 VirginiaatNCState(ReynoldsColiseum)8.11,174 Feb.5,1986 NorthCarolinaatVirginia(UniversityHall)9.11,118 Jan.19,2007 VirginiaatMaryland(ComcastCenter)10.10,526Jan.21,2007 WakeForestatMaryland(ComcastCenter)

top attendances

all-tIMe Maryland HoMe attendance records

home Nationalyear Games Total avg. ranking2006-07 13 115,958 8,920 6th2005-06 16 77,010 4,813 21st2004-05 15 62,542 4,169 23rd2003-04 15 38,759 2,584 45th2002-03 14 24,612 2,051 53rd2001-02 15 25,200 1,681 70th2000-01 17 21,870 1,286 93rd1999-00 14 19,701 1,407 82nd1998-99 15 19,401 1,293 81st1997-98 13 14,873 1,144 85th1996-97 13 20,124 1,3421995-96 13 15,301 1,177 60th1994-95 16 13,334 8331993-94 13 17,541 1,3491992-93 15 32,708 2,1811991-92 14 35,592 2,5421990-91 13 11,385 876

GaMe notes • feB. 5 vs. Boston colleGe 6

terps on tHe tuBeMarylandappearsonTVatleast11timesthisseason,includingsixnationaltelecasts.TheTerrapinsopenthehomeslatewithatelevisedgameonComcastSportsNetandplayinfrontofanationalaudienceonCBS,ESPN2,FoxSportsNetandCSTV,whilemakingregularappearancesontheACC’sRegionalSportsNetwork.

Day Date Game TV TimeSun. Nov.12 GeorgeMason CSN W,99-43Sat. Jan.6 MichiganState CBS W,97-57Sat. Jan.13 atDuke FSN L,62-81Fri. Jan.19 Virginia RSN W,95-68Sun. Jan.21 WakeForest CSTV W,83-60Sun. Jan.28 NorthCarolina ESPN2 L,71-84Sun. Feb.4 BostonCollege RSN 4p.m.Sun. Feb.11 atVirginia RSN 12:30p.m.Thur. Feb.15 atFloridaState ESPN2 7p.m.Sun. Feb.18 Duke FSN 6p.m.Sun. Feb.25 atBostonCollege RSN 3p.m.

RSN-RegionalSportsNetwork(ComcastSportsNet,FoxSportsSouth,SunSports);CBS,ESPN2,CSTV,FSN(FoxCollegeSports)-na-tional.CSN-ComcastSportsNet.

acc preseason pIcks

2006-07preseasonpoll1.MaryLaND(25)2.NorthCarolina(13)3.Duke4.NCState5.FloridaState6.Virginia7.BostonCollege8.GeorgiaTech9.Miami10.VirginiaTech11.WakeForest12.Clemson

preseasonplayeroftheyearIvoryLata,NorthCarolina

preseasonrookieoftheyearMonicaWright,Virginia

preseasonall-accIvoryLatta,NorthCarolinaErlanaLarkins,NorthCarolinacrySTaLLaNGhOrNe,MaryLaNDMarISSacOLeMaN,MaryLaNDLindseyHarding,Duke

watcH It on tV & tHe weB!

douBle-douBles

CAREER(currentplayersonly)MarissaColeman(13)12/1/05 vs.AppalachianState 17pts.,10reb.12/22/05 atGeorgeMason 20pts.,10reb.12/30/05 Furman 16pts.,10reb.1/26/06 GeorgiaTech 18pts.,10reb.2/1/06 Miami 10pts.,12reb.2/19/06 atNCState 10pts.,10reb.3/5/06 vs.#2/2Duke 16pts.,13reb.4/2/06 vs.#1/1NorthCarolina 12pts.,14reb.4/4/06 vs.#4/4Duke 10pts.,14reb.11/10/06 atMiddleTennesseeState 19pts.,15reb.12/2/06 UCSantaBarbara* 15pts.,14.reb.10asst.12/4/06 Siena 19pts.,12asst.12/10/06 atTemple 16pts.,10reb.ShayDoron(2)12/7/05 atMonmouth 17pts.,10asst.12/11/05 Arizona 12pts.,13asst.LauraHarper(9)11/21/04 vs.Siena 12pts.,14reb.11/26/04 vs.#2/2LSU 17pts.,16reb.12/7/04 vs.St.Bonaventure 10pts.,10reb.11/25/05 vs.#2/1Tennessee 13pts.,12reb.12/30/05 Furman 13pts.,10reb.2/5/06 Virginia 17pts.,10reb.2/16/06 #18/20BostonCollege 14pts.,10reb.3/19/06 vs.SacredHeart(NCAAs) 16pts.,13reb.12/21/06 atLoyola 11pts.,12reb.CrystalLanghorne(40)11/30/04 vs.Loyola 14pts.,10reb.12/4/04 atXavier 18pts.,11reb.12/7/04 vs.St.Bonaventure 12pts.,10reb.12/30/04 vs.Massachusetts 26pts.,10reb.1/9/05 vs.#5/4NorthCarolina 23pts.,14reb.1/13/05 atGeorgiaTech 14pts.,15reb.1/20/05 vs.Virginia 16pts.,17reb.1/23/05 vs.NCState 13pts.,19reb.1/29/05 atArizona 20pts.,16reb.2/6/05 atClemson 12pts.,13reb.2/17/05 atMiami 29pts.,22reb.2/20/05 atVirginia 11pts.,12reb.2/24/05 VirginiaTech 19pts.,16reb.2/28/05 NorthernColorado 31pts.,11reb.3/4/05 vs.Clemson(ACCTourn.) 24pts.,16reb.3/5/05 vs.#19/21NCState(ACCs) 23pts.,17reb.3/20/05 vs.#24/21UW-GreenBay(NCAA) 16pts.,10reb.3/22/05 vs.#8/7OhioState(NCAA) 22pts.,16reb.11/18/05 atSiena 13pts.,10reb.11/24/05 vs.#9/9MichiganState 10pts.,12reb.11/25/05 vs.#2/1Tennessee 19pts.,11reb.12/4/05 MountSt.Mary’s 30pts.,10reb.

12/11/05 Arizona 15pts.,11reb.12/29/05 CentralConnecticutState 22ptss,10reb.1/5/06 at#19/21BostonCollege 24pts.,13reb.1/16/06 FloridaState 12pts.,19reb.1/23/06 at#25/24VirginiaTech 21pts.,12reb.1/29/06 atWakeForest 34pts.,14reb.2/1/06 Miami 10pts.,12reb.2/23/06 Clemson 16pts.,10reb.3/5/05 vs.#2/2Duke 13pts.,10reb.3/25/06 vs.#10/10Baylor(NCAA) 34pts.,15reb.3/27/06 vs.#18/19Utah(NCAA) 18pts.,11reb.11/10/06 atMiddleTennesseeState 16pts.,11reb.11/17/06 vs.TCU 11pts.,11reb.11/19/06 vs.#25GeorgeWashington 20pts.,11reb.11/25/06 vs.Mississippi 17pts.,13reb.11/29/06 atMarshall 15pts.,10reb.1/13/06 Virginia 17pts.,12reb.1/28/07 #2/2NorthCarolina 14pts.,10reb.JadePerry(6)12/1/05 AppalachianState 16pts.,16reb.12/4/05 MountSt.Mary’s 23pts.,13reb.1/2/06 Manhattan 17pts.,10reb.3/19/06 vs.SacredHeart(NCAAs) 20pts.,10reb.1/6/07 #19/18MichiganState 12pts.,10reb.1/10/06 atMiami 19pts.,14reb.KristiToliver(2)12/1/05 vs.AppalachianState 17pts.,11asst.1/20/06 atVirginia 12pts.,10asst.

2006-07MarissaColeman(4)11/10/06 atMiddleTennesseeState 19pts.,15reb.12/2/06 UCSantaBarbara* 15pts.,14.reb.10asst.12/4/06 Siena 19pts.,12asst.12/10/06 atTemple 16pts.,10reb.LauraHarper(1)12/21/06 atLoyola 11pts.,12reb.CrystalLanghorne(7)11/10/06 atMiddleTennesseeState 16pts.,11reb.11/17/06 vs.TCU 11pts.,11reb.11/19/06 vs.#25GeorgeWashington 20pts.,11reb.11/25/06 vs.Mississippi 17pts.,13reb.11/29/06 atMarshall 15pts.,10reb.1/13/06 Virginia 17pts.,12reb.1/28/07 #2/2NorthCarolina 14pts.,10reb.JadePerry(2)1/6/07 #19/18MichiganState 12pts.,10reb.1/10/06 atMiami 19pts.,14reb.* First-ever triple-double in school history

sincearrivingoncampusasafreshman.ShecurrentlyranksinnumerouscareercategoriesintheMarylandrecordbooks,includingNo.2onthescoringlistbehindonlyVickyBullett.Thisyear,shehasbeennamedtothreeNationalPlayeroftheYearcandidatelists.Lastyear,DoronwasanESPNTheMagazine/CoSIDAsecondteamAcademicAll-Americanandhasbeenanacademicall-districtselectiontwice.

lanGHorne naMed acc player of tHe week• Forthethirdtimeinhercareerandthefirst

timethisseason,juniorCrystalLanghornewasnamedACCPlayeroftheWeek,whichwas announced on Jan. 8. Langhorneearned the conference weekly honorafteraveragingnearly22pointsand6.5reboundspergameovertwogames.

• Langhorneclosedouta2-0weekgoing13-for-14, dominating the inside againstNo. 19/18 Michigan State, scoring aseason-high 28 points in 28 minutes ofaction.Shewasalsoonereboundshyofadouble-double.

• Shedropped15points,going5-for-8fromthefloorinthedecisivevictoryintheACCopeneragainstNCState.Langhorneleads

category.......05-06Total...return........ Lost....%returnPoints...................... 3,166......3,093............ 73............97.7FGMade................. 1,130......1,104............ 26............97.7FGAtt..................... 2,363......2,293............ 70............97.03PGMade................. 216.........216.............. 0..........100.03PGAtt...................... 540.........539.............. 1............99.8FTMade.................... 690.........669............ 21............97.0FTAtt......................... 924.........888............ 36............96.1Rebounds............... 1,720......1,629............ 91............94.7Off.Rebounds........... 568.........536............ 32............94.4Def.Rebounds........ 1,152......1,093............ 59............94.9Assists....................... 652.........627............ 25............96.2Turnovers.................. 688.........667............ 21............96.9Blocks........................ 195.........180............ 15............92.3Steals......................... 268.........261.............. 7............97.8Minutes................... 7,750......7,252.......... 498............93.6

averaged 83.3 per game in 05-06; return 81.3 ppg this season, lost 2.0. averaged 45.3 rpg in 05-06; return 42.9 this season, lost 2.4 rpg

wHat returns Vs. wHat’s lost

ThIrDSeaSONOFuNDerTheSheLLuNDerWay:ThethirdseasonofUndertheShelldebutedthisweekonComcastSportsNetandwillrunfor12weeksbeginningonWednesday,Jan.10at11p.m.Thegroundbreakingseries,whichfeaturestheMarylandwomen’sbasketballteam,re-airsweeklyonCSTVonThursdaysat11a.m.

ScheDuLe:Wednesdays CSN 11p.m.Thursdays CSTV 11a.m.

GaMe notes • feB. 5 vs. Boston colleGe 7thenationinshootingpercentage.

doron 2nd aMonG all-tIMe terp scorers• SeniorShayDoron’simpactontheMarylandwomen’s

basketball program is stamped all over the recordbooks.Another achievement on her resume wasadded when she became the second-most prolificscorerinschoolhistoryagainstNCStateonJan.3.InhercareeratMaryland,Doronhasscored1,768pointsin124games.

• Doron’s10pointsagainsttheWolfpackmovedherintosecondplaceinscoringatMarylandall-time,trailingonlyTerrapingreatVickyBullettwhosettheschool’sscoringrecord,netting1,928pointfrom1986-89.

• Asshemoveupthecharts,shepassedsomegreatTerrapins,includingChristyWinters(1985-90,1,679),MarciaRichardson(1979-84,1,630),JessieHicks(1990-93,1,601)andDeannaTate(1986-89,1,541),tonameafew,andallrankedinthetopfiveontheMarylandscoringlist.

GettInG It done early• TheTerpshaverarelyallowedasuspensefulgame,generallydecidingtheoutcomeinthefirsthalf.Averaging

a26.0marginofvictoryontheseason,intheir21wins,theyhaveaverageda+17.0leadinthefirst20minutesofthegame.

• Marylandopponentshavebeenwithin10pointsoftheTerpsathalftimeonlytwiceinits21wins(atMiddleTennesseeState-5;atTemple-2)andhaveonlylostthreetimesthisseason.

• Maryland’s39-pointhalftimeleadatMiamiwasthelargestoftheseason.TheTerpswereahead,59-20,enroutetoa111-53win.

terps as no. 1• Afterspendingthefirst10weeksoftheseasonastheNo.1teaminthecountryintheAssociatedPressand

ESPN/USATodayCoachespoll,theTerrapinshavespent14weeksall-timeinbothpollsrankedNo.1teaminthenationinthehistoryoftheprogram.

• Maryland’sall-timerecordwhenrankedNo.1inbothpollsis24-3overthe14-weekperiod.TheTerpsweretheAP’sNo.1teamfromJan.19-Feb.15,1992,andthecoaches’topteamfromJan.21-Feb.17,1992,andhavebeenrankedNo.1inbothpollseveryweekthisseason.

coacHInG MIlestone• Fifth-yearheadcoachBrendaFreserecordedher100thcareer-victoryatMarylandwhentheTerrapinsdefeated

NCState,80-61,intheirACCopener.

• InherfiveyearsatMaryland,Fresehasamassed105victoriesand48lossesfora68.6winningpercentage.SheisthesecondMarylandwomen’sbasketballcoachtowin100gamesinCollegePark.FormerlegendarymentorChrisWellerwonher100thMarylandgameinherfifthseasonandinher136thgameatthehelm.Whensheretiredafterthe2001-02campaign,shehadwon499contestsin27years.

• Frese’sfirstwininColllegeParkwasan80-72winoverLoyolaonNov.22,2002.Sincethen,shehasguidedtheTerpstothree-straightwinningseasons,three-consecutiveNCAATournamentappearances,back-to-back20-winseasons,aNo.1rankingandtheprogram’sfirst-evernationalchampionshipcrown.Fresehascompileda162-78careerrecordineightyearsofcoaching.

terps Break 3-poInt sHootInG record• Marylandputonathree-pointshootingclinicinitsvictoryoverUNCGreensboroonthefirstdayoftheTerrapin

Classic.TheTerpsmade12threepointers,breakingthesingle-gameteamrecord.

• Thepreviousrecordof11wassetin1999againstFairleighDickinsonandwastiedonFeb.5,2005atClemsonwhenthen-freshmanAshleighNewmanmadeseventreysaClemson,nearlybreakingtheindividualschoolmark.

• TheTerrapinsarelongremovedfromthedayswhentheywerenotathree-pointshootingteam.In2004-05,MarylandwaslastintheACCinthree-pointersmade(3.16)andweresixthwitha32.0three-pointshootingpercentage.Lastyear,Marylandledthenationwitha40percentteamshootingpercentagefromthatrangeand,thisseason,leadtheACCinthreepointshootingandare10thinthenationinthecategory.

a lIttle Help froM frIends• TheTerrapinsareaveraging85.7pointspergame,thesecond-mostinthenation,butarenotscoringwithout

somehelp.Ofthe31.6fieldgoalsmadepergame,19.3ofthosearecomingbyanassist.Marylandisthirdinthenation.

records watcH..

TerpSaLLOVerrecOrDBOOkSsix current Terrapins can find their names all over-the record books. some are even found among the top five in several different categories and are about to reach milestones, while shay Doron and Crystal langhorne have broken or are on track to break several records. For a complete list of updated career records, go to page 15.

ScOrING:ShayDoron 2nd 1,768CrystalLanghorne 6th 1,560

ScOrINGaVeraGe:CrystalLanghorne 2nd 16.6ShayDoron 5th 14.3

reBOuNDING:CrystalLanghorne 3rd 850

reBOuNDINGaVeraGe:CrystalLanghorne 2nd 9.0

FIeLDGOaLSMaDe:CrystalLanghorne 7th 608ShayDoron 10th 577

FIeLDGOaLaTTeMpTS:ShayDoron 3rd 1,412

FIeLDGOaLperceNTaGe:CrystalLanghorne 1st .654MarissaColeman 14th .509

FreeThrOWSMaDe:ShayDoron 1st 472CrystalLanghorne 3rd 344

FreeThrOWaTTeMpTS:ShayDoron 1st 591CrystalLanghorne 2nd 548

FreeThrOWperceNTaGe:ShayDoron 2nd .799

aSSISTS:ShayDoron 10th 378

STeaLS:ShayDoron 10th 207

BLOckS:LauraHarper 4th 128MarissaColeman 11th 70

3-FIeLDGOaLSMaDe:ShayDoron 3rd 142KristiToliver 4th 1110AshleighNewman 5th 106MarissaColeman 8th 79

3FIeLDGOaLaTTeMpTS:ShayDoron 3rd 428AshleighNewman 4th 293KristiToliver 6th 249MarissaColeman 10th 183

3FIeLDGOaLperceNTaGe:KristiToliver 2nd .438MarissaColeman 3rd .431AshleighNewman 8th .362ShayDoron 14th .332

records watcHHere’s a quick look at the two biggest records in school history. Both shay Doron and Crystal langhorne are rapidly moving up the scoring and rebounding charts and approaching some significant milestones.

ScOrINGplayer current Milestone ToGo recordShayDoron 1,768 1,928(1st) 169 1,928CrystalLanghorne 1,560 1,601(5th) 42 1,928

reBOuNDINGCrystalLanghorne 850 936(2nd) 87 968

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By tHe nuMBers

1National Championships won (2006)

2shay Doron’s rank on Maryland’s all-time scoring list

3Number of Terps named to Wooden award preseason watch list

4Terps’NationalRanking

4Number of Terps named to Wade Watch

5Number of Terps named to Naismith player of the Year watch list

5starters returning from last season’s champi-onship team

5Number of Terps averaging double figures

6Number of 3-pointers Kristi Toliver made and attempted at Clemson breaking the school record for pct.

6Crystal langhorne’s rank on Maryland’s all-time scoring list

7Number of statistical categories the Terps lead the aCC

8Number of Terps who have led the team in scoring in a game

10Number of weeks Terps were ranked No. 1

11 Number of games against teams ranked or receiving votes in the latest polls [North Carolina, Duke (2), George Washington, Michigan st., Middle Tennessee st., Mississippi, NC state, Florida st., Temple, liberty]

12 Number of double-doubles recorded by the Terps this year (langhorne 6, Coleman 4, Harper 1, perry 2)

18 Number of consecutive weeks Maryland has been ranked in the top five (dating back to last season)

18-0Record to start the season, a school record

24 Number of consecutive games Maryland won before losing to Duke, a school record

30 Win streak against non-conference teams

century cluB• TheTerrapinshavescoredover100pointseighttimessinceheadcoachBrendaFresearrivedinCollegePark.

Sevenofthose100-pointgameshavecomeinthelasttwoseasons.

• TheTerpshavereachedthe100-pointmarkthreetimeslastyearandhavealreadyscored100pointsfourtimesthisseason,aswell.

• Marylandwassecondinthenationinscoringlastseasonandhaveanotherpotentoffensethisyear,rankingsecondinthecountryenteringtheweek.

• Maryland’s111pointsatMiamiwerethemostithasscoredinanACCgamein27years.TheTerpsscored117pointsinavictoryoverWakeForestonJan.23,1980.

fIVe starters aMonG naIsMItH candIdates, fIrst tIMe eVer• Forthefirsttimeever,fiveplayersfromthesameteamwerenamedpreseasoncandidatesfortheNaismith

Award,presentedtothenationalplayeroftheyear,whichwasannouncedinearlyDecember.AllofMaryland’sfivestarterswereamongthe30preseasoncandidates.

• Marylandcontinuestomakehistory.FourTerrapinswereselectedpreseasoncandidatesfortheWadeTrophy,makingitafirstinthehistoryoftheawardthatfourplayersfromthesameteamwereplacedontheWadeWatchlist.

• SeniorShayDoron,juniorCrystalLanghorneandsophomoreMarissaColemanhavebeennamedtothreenationalplayeroftheyearliststodate,whilesophomoreKristiToliverwasalsoplacedontheWadeWatch.ThismarksthefirsttimejuniorLauraHarper,lastyear’sFinalFourMostOutstandingPlayer,hasbeenplacedonanationalplayeroftheyearcandidatelist.

coleMan selected acc player of tHe week• Afterregisteringtheprogram’sfirst-evertripledoubleandthe11thinACChistory,sophomoreMarissaColeman

wasvotedtheconference’sPlayeroftheWeekonDec.4.SheisthefirstTerptoearnthehonorthisseason.

• Colemanhad15points,14reboundsandathencareer-high10assiststopostthetriple-doubleagainstUCSantaBarbara.ShenearlyoutreboundedtheGauchosonherown,astheyhadonly17teamboards.Earlierintheweek,shenearlyhadadouble-double,netting13pointsandgrabbedninereboundsinthewinatMarshall.

• ShewasthefirstoftwoTerrapinssofarthisseasontoearntheweeklyhonor.

coleMan Makes HIstory• SophomoreMarissaColemanwasthefirstplayerinschoolhistorytorecordatriple-double,doingsointhe

winoverUCSBonDec.2.Shenetted15points,grabbed14reboundsandhadathencareer-high10assiststomarktheachievement.

• Colemanbecamethe11thplayerinACChistorytorecordatripledouble.Sheistheonlyplayerintheconfer-encethisseasontoputupadouble-double.

scHool record-BreakInG wIn streak• Marylandboastedthenation’slongestwinstreak(men’sorwomen’s),winning24-straightgamesbeforeits

lossatDuke.ThestreakdatedbacktotheTerps’NCAATournamentfirst-roundvictoryoverSacredHeartonMarch19,2006.The24-straightwinsalsosetaschoolrecord.

• TheTerps’winoverNCStateonJan.3wastheir22ndinarow,breakingthepreviousschoolrecordof21-straightwins,whichspannedJan.10,1989,throughMarch31,1989.

you can’t spell Maryland wItHout a “d”• TheTerpshaveheldsixopponentstounder50points,themostsince1996-97whentheyheld10teamsunder

that threshold,setting the teamrecordduring theshotclockera.Theoverallschool recordwasset in theinauguralyearof1971-72when11-of-14opponentswereheldtounder50.

• MarylandissecondintheACCin3-pointfieldgoalpercentagedefense,limitingopponentstojust26.0percentshootingfrombehindthethree-pointarc.

BalancInG act• Forthesecond-consecutiveyear,Marylandboastsabalancedattackandahigh-poweredoffensewithnumer-

ousoptionsasfiveTerpsareaveragingdouble-digitscoring.

• TheTerpshavehadatleastfourplayersscoreindoublefiguresinallbuttwogamesandfivetimeshadsixplayersreachdoubledigits,mostrecentlyintheblowoutvictoryatMiami.Theoffenseis,onceagain,oneofthebestinthenationrankingsecondoverallandsecondintheACC,aswell.

• Duringlastyear’schampionshiprun,fiveplayersaverageddoublefigures,theonlyteamfromamajorconfer-encetoaccomplishthatfeat.TheTerps’offensewassecondinthenationwithanaverageof83.3ppg,thehighestintheprogramsince1988-89.

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takInG tHe lead• Eightdifferentplayershaveledtheteaminscoringingamesthisseason.SophomoreMa-rissaColemanandjuniorLauraHarperhaveledtheteaminscoringfivetimeseach,themostofanyoneontheteam.KristiToliverandCrystalLanghornearenext,scoringteamhighsfourtimes.

BoardInG scHool• TheTerpshavebeendominanton theboards,averaginga16.4reboundingmargin,thebestmargininthenation.

• Marylandhashardlyallowedopponentstogettheirfairshare,includngtopteamssuchas#2/2NorthCarolina,whowasoureboundedbytheTerpsby20.Opponentsareaveragingjust29.4reboundspergameagainsttheTerps.UCSantaBarbarahadjust17reboundsinthegameonDec.2,thefewestintheBrendaFreseera,untilthefol-lowinggamewhenSienahadjust16onDec.4.

• Abigpartof the formula in last year’sNCAAtitlerunwasrebounding,aswell.TheTerpsledthenationinreboundingmarginat+11.9rpgin2005-06.

wInnInG BIG• Maryland’s61-pointwinoverUCSBwastiedforthesecond-largestmarginof

victoryinthehistoryoftheprogram.ItwasalsothelargestwinmarginsincetheTerpsdefeatedUMES,102-31,onDec.28,1993,a71-pointmarginsettingtheschoolrecord.

• TheTerpsareaveraginga+26.0marginofvictorythisseason.MarylandranksthirdintheACCinscoringmargin(behindNorthCarolina+37.1andDuke+27.2).TheTerpsrankfourthinthenationinthecategory.

• Maryland’shighestaveragemarginofvictorywas+22.7ppgduringthe1975-76campaign.

out of conference doMInatIon• Maryland,whoisridingthelongestwinstreakinthenation,isalsolookingat

anotherwinningstreak.TheTerpshavewon30-straightgamesagainstnon-conferenceopponents,thethird-longestnon-conferencestreakinthenation.

• BothNorthCarolinaandDukeclaimthelongestnon-conferencewinstreakat32games.

• TheTerps’lastlosstoanon-conferenceteamwasan80-75decisiontothen-No.1rankedTennessee,80-75,onNov.26,2005inthechampionshipgameoftheParadiseJamintheVirginIslands.

conference Medley• WithiswinovertheBigTen’sMichiganState,Marylandclosedoutthenon-

conferenceportionofthe2006-07schedulewithaspotlessrecord,winning16out-of-conferenceclashescomingagainstteamsfrom14differentleagues.

• Maryland’sfirst11gamesoftheseasonwereagainstteamsfrom11differentconferences,beforefacinganotherteamfromthesameleague.

• TheTerpsopenedtheseasonagainsttheSunBelt’sMiddleTennesseeStateand unveiled the championship banner before playing the ColonialAthleticAssociation’sGeorgeMason.TheBTIClassic includedtheMountainWest’sTCU, thePac-10’sArizonaand theAtlantic10’sGeorgeWashington. In theBahamas,MarylanddefeatedtheAtlanticSun’sGardner-WebbbeforecruisingtovictoryoverMississippioftheSEC.TheTerpspickeduparoadvictoryatMarshallfromConferenceUSAandthencrushedUCSantaBarbarafromtheBigWest.MarylanddefeatedtheMetroAtlanticAthleticConference’sSienawhenitvisitedCollegeParkbeforetheTerpsbeattheMissouriValley’sNorthernIowa.TheTerps’meetingatTemplewastheirsecondagainstanA-10squad.

• MarylandalsofacedUNCGreensborofromtheSouthernConferenceandtheMAAC’sMaristattheTerrapinClassic.

terps wIn terrapIn classIc• Marylandwonitsthirdregular-seasontournamentoftheseason,capturingits

fourth-straightTerrapinClassic.NationalplayeroftheyearcandidatesophomoreMarissaColemanwasnamedthetournament’sMostValuablePlayer.

• SophomoreKristiToliverwasnamedtotheall-tournamentteam,whilejuniorSa’deWiley-Gatewood,whowasplayinginonlyherthirdgameasaTerrapin,wasalsonamedtotheall-starteam.

• TheTerpsextendedtheirnation’slongestwinstreaktoaschool-recordtying21games,defeatingUNCGreensboro,92-57,onthefirstday,thentoppedMarist,86-60,inthechampionshipgame.

• TheTerrapinguardsdominatedplay,shooting53.7percent from three-pointrange.BothColemanandWiley-Gatewoodwere5-7fromthreeoverthetwogames(.714),whileToliverwas50percent from long-range,going6-for-12.Maryland’s12threepointersvs.theSpartansontheopeningdayofthetourna-mentwasaschoolrecord.

• Marylandalsomadeoverhalftheirfieldgoalsoverall,shooting54.5percentasateam.Onthefreethrowline,theTerpswerejustasimpressive,missingjustsixfreebeesin52attemptsforan88.5shootingpercentage.

• Ontheglass,Marylandwasjustasdominant,outreboundingUNCGandtheRedFoxesbyanaveragemarginof22.0reboundspergame.

terps claIM Junkanoo JaM tItle• Marylandwonitssecondregular-seasontournamentcrown,claimingtheJunk-

anooJamintheBahamasovertheThanksgivingbreak.SeniorShayDoronwasnamedMostValuablePlayer,whilejuniorsCrystalLanghorneandLauraHarperwereselectedtotheall-tournamentteam.

• TheTerrapinsbrokethetournamentsingle-gamescoringrecord,netting110pointsinthewinoverMississippiinthechampionshipgame.OleMiss,ontheotherhand,scored79points.MarylanddefeatedGardner-Webb,83-41,onthefirstdaytoreachthetitlematchup.

• FourTerpsaverageddoublefiguresinthetournament,asMarylanddisplayeditsbalancedscoring.Langhorne,DoronandHarpereachaveraged16.5pointspergameoverthetwogames,whilesophomoreMarissaColemantallied15.5ppg.

terps wIn BtI classIc• TheTerpswonthefirst-everBTIClassicwhichwashostedatComcastCenter,

sweeping2006NCAATournamentparticipantTCU(82-64),thePac-10’sArizona(75-61)andthen-25thrankedGeorgeWashington(73-48).

• JuniorAll-American Crystal Langhorne was named the tournament’s MostValuablePlayerafteraveraging14.0pointsand9.3reboundspergame,whileshooting75percentfromthefloor.SeniorShayDoronhadthree-straightdouble-digitgames,openingwitha22-pointandseven-reboundperformanceagainstTCU.ShealsohadsevenboardsagainstGeorgeWashington.

• JuniorLauraHarperalsohadastandoutperformanceintheBTIClassic.Shenettedacareer-high27pointsvs.theLadyFrogs,tallying14pointsinthefinaltwogames.

• TheBTIClassicwasthefirstofthreein-seasontournamentsfortheTerra-pins.

terps unVeIl cHaMpIonsHIp Banner• Initshomeopenervs.GeorgeMasononNov.12,Marylandunveileditsnational

championshipbanner.ThebannercommemoratestheTerrapins’2006champi-onshiprunwhentheywontheprogram’sfirst-everNCAAtitle.

• Thechampionshipbannerwillbepermanentlydisplayedintheraftersoppositethemen’s2002nationalchampionshipbanner.

lanGHorne aMonG top 10 scorers• AlsomovingupthescoringchartsisjuniorCrystalLanghorne,whomovedinto

thetop10intheMarylandrecordbooksincareerscoring.The22ndplayerinschoolhistorytohavescored1,000pointsandthefastestplayertoreachthatplateau,shehasscored1,560in94-careergameswhichrankssixthall-timeatMaryland.

• Langhornetalliedher1,300thcareerpointthisseasonattheJunkanooJam,thenscoredher1,400thpointagainstUNCGreensborointhefirstgameofthe

6INDOuBLeFIGureS11/12 GeorgeMason12/2 UCSantaBarbara12/21 atLoyola12/29 UNCGreensboro1/10 atMiami

5INDOuBLeFIGureS11/25 vs.Mississippi12/4 Siena12/10 atTemple12/30 Marist1/3 NCState1/6 MichiganState

4INDOuBLeFIGureS11/10 atMiddleTennessee11/18 Arizona11/19 GeorgeWashington11/24 vs.Gardner-Webb11/29 atMarshall1/19 Virginia1/21 WakeForest1/25 atClemson1/28 NorthCarolina2/1 atGeorgiaTech

aLLFIVeSTarTerS11/25 vs.Mississippi12/2 UCSB12/21 atLoyola

GaMe notes • feB. 5 vs. Boston colleGe 10TerrapinClassic.Her1,500thpointcameathomeagainstVirginiainJanuary.

lanGHorne aMonG Best terp reBounders• InjustovertwoseasonsasaTerrapin,juniorCrystalLanghorneenteredthetop10in

careerreboundingagainstGeorgeMason.ApreseasonAPAll-American,LanghorneisoneofonlythreeplayersatMarylandtohave800reboundsandhascollected850todate,whichranksthirdall-time,passingformerTerpMyraWaters(1979-82)againstMichiganState.

• Langhornegrabbedher800threboundinthelossatDuke.

seeInG douBle• PreseasonAPAll-American Crystal Langhorne is theACC’s active career

double-doublesleader.Shehasrecordeddouble-doublesinsevengamesthisseason,third-motintheACC,andhasdoneso40timesin94careergames,theconference’sactivedouble-doublesleader.

• SophomoreMarissaColemanstartedofftheseasonwheresheleftoff.Sheendedthe2006-07campaignwithdouble-doubles inbothNCAAFinalFourgamesand,atMiddleTennesseeintheseasonopener,sheposted19pointsandacareer-hightying15reboundsforher10th-careerdouble-double.Shehasfourdouble-doublesontheseason,includingtheprogram’sfirst-evertriple-double.

• LauraHarperbecamethethirdplayerthisseasonwithadouble-double(Dec.21atLoyola),whileclassmateJadePerrydidsoinback-to-backgamesagainstNo.19/18MichiganStateandatMiami.

fIrst-eVer no. 1 preseason rankInG• Forthefirsttimeinthehistoryoftheprogram,MarylandwasrankedNo.1in

boththeAssociatedPresandESPN/USATodayCoachesPreseasonpoll.Itwasthefirsttimein10yearsateamotherthanConnecticut,DukeorTennesseehadbeenpreseasonrankedNo.1.

• TheTerps’No.1rankinginbothpollscomesaftertheywonthe2006NCAAtitleinAprilandreturnthetopeightscorersandreboundersfromthatchampionshipteam.Amongthereturnees isalsoall fivestarters.TheTerrapinsendedthe2005-06campaignrankedNo.1bythecoachesaftercapturingtheNCAAtitlewitha78-75overtimevictoryagainstDukeinApril.

• TheonlyothertimeMarylandwasrankedNo.1(AP)inthehistoryoftheprogramwasfromJan.19-Feb.15,1992.TheTerpswerepreviouslyNo.1inthecoachespollfromJan.11-Feb.17,1992.

• MarylandwasrankedNo.1inthepreseasoninnumerouspollspublishedbyseveralcollegiatebasketballpublications.TheTerpsweretabbedthetopteaminthenationbyStreet&Smith’s,Lindy’s,ESPN.com,CBSSportsline.comandGBallmag.com.Athlon’spickedMarylandNo.2.

four terps naMed wade tropHy candIdates• Forthefirsttimeinthehistoryoftheaward,fourplayersfromthesameteamwere

namedWadeTrophypreseasoncandidatesasShayDoron,MarissaColeman,CrystalLanghorneandKristiToliverwereeachselectedtothe25-playerlist.

• DoronandLanghornearemakingrepeatappearancesontheWadeWatchList.Doronisathree-yearstarterfortheTerpsandonlythesecondplayerinschoolhistorytobenamedAll-ACCthreetimes.LanghornewasanAll-Americanattheendoflastyear,Maryland’sfirstsince1989,andafirstteamAll-ACChonoree.Sheledthenationinshootingpercentage(67.0).

• Rookieslastseason,ColemanandTolivermadeimmediateimpactslastyear.ColemanwasasecondteamAll-ACCselectionandwasnamedtheconference’sRookieoftheYear.ToliverhitoneofthemostmemorableshotinNCAATourna-menthistory,knockingdownathree-pointerwithsixsecondremainingtoforceovertimeinthechampionshipgame.ShewasselectedAll-TournamentattheAlbuquerqueRegionalandtheFinalFour.

• TheWadeTrophyispresentedbytheWomen’sBasketballCoachesAssocia-tionandisgivenannuallytothecollegiatewomen’sbasketball’stopplayerinthecountry.Thecriteriaisbasedongameandseasonstatistics, leadership,character,effectontheirteamandoverallplayingability.

tHree naMed wooden award candIdates• Forthesecondtimethispreseason,ShayDoron,MarissaColemanandCrystal

Langhornewerenamedcandidatesforanationalplayeroftheyearaward,aseachwereamongthe30namesannouncedforthepreseasoncandidatesJohn

R.WoodenAward,presentedtothetopwomen’scollegiatebasketballplayerinthenation.

• BothDoronandLanghornewerenamedpreseasoncandidatesayearago.Langhornewasafinalistfortheprestigioushonorlastseason,aswell.

• Maryland’s threecandidatesare tied for themostselectionsbyoneschool.NorthCarolinaalsohadthreecandidatesonthe30-playerlist.InOctober,thetriowerealsonamedtotheWadeTrophyWatchList,alongwithsophomoreKristiToliver.

In openers• TheTerrapinsare21-8all-timeinACCopeners,afterdefeatingNCStateon

Jan.3.MarylandalsowonitsACCroadopeneratMiami,thethirdtimeinfouryearstheTerpshavewontheiropeningroadconferencegame.

• Marylandimprovedto30-6inseasonopenersandbeatGeorgeMasonintheirhomeopenerthisyear.TheTerpsare33-4all-timeinhomeopeners,winningthelasteightinarow.

• TheTerpsalsoopenedthehomeslateagainstGeorgeMasononNov.29,1989,winning75-63,theseasonaftertheMarylandreachedtheFinalFour.

a look Back• Marylandiscomingofftheprogram’sfirst-evernationalchampionship,defeating

ACC-rivalDuke,78-75,inovertime.TheTerrapinswonthetitlewithonejunior,twosophomoresandtwofreshmeninthestartinglinep.

• Maryland,whoendedtheregular-seasonrankedthirdintheAssociatedPresspoll,wonaschool-record(men’sandwomen’s)34gamesin2005-06.ItsonlyfourlossesoftheseasonweretoteamsrankedNo.1inthecountryatsomepointintheseason.

• TheTerpswent6-0inovertimegameslastyear,includingthenationalchampionshipgame.Theyalsoplayedovertimeintheregionalfinalsvs.UtahtogettotheFinalFour.

• CrystalLanghornebecamethefirstplayerin17yearstogarnerAll-Americanhonors,earningthenationalrecognitionbytheAssociatedPressandtheUnitedStateBasketballWritersAssociation.Langhorneledthenationwitha67percentshootingpercentage.

• Marylandhad threeplayerson theAll-ACCteam,withLanghorneearningaspotonthefirstteam.ShayDoronandMarissaColemanwereselectedtothesecondteam.ColemanwasthelonefreshmanintheACCtogarnerall-confer-encehonors.

• TheTerrapinshadfiveplayersaveragingdoublefiguresastheteamrankedsecondinthenationinscoringoffense(83.3ppg).Theyalsoledthenationinthree-pointpercentage(40.0)andreboundingmargin(+11.9rpg).

lanGHorne preseason ap all-aMerIcan• JuniorCrystalLanghornewasamongthefivenamedtotheAssociatedPress’

PreseasonAll-American team. She is the firstTerrapin to be named to thepreseasonsquadunderheadcoachBrendaFrese.

• Langhornehasalreadyearnedanumberofpreseasonrecognitions.ShehadbeennamedtoboththeWadeTrophyandWoodenAwardcandidates’lists,whilealsoearningpreseasonAll-ACCnods.Shehasbeensingledoutinnumerouspublicationsasoneofthetopplayersinthenation.

• Langhorne,wholedtheTerpswith17.2pointsand8.6reboundspergame,wastheprogram’sfirstAll-Americanin17yearslastyear,earningaspotontheAPandUnitedStateBasketballWritersAssociationlists.

terps top pIck In acc preseason poll• Receiving25of38first-placevotes,BrendaFrese’sTerrapinswerepredictedto

finishfirstintheconferenceintheACCPreseasonPoll,determinedbyavoteofthemedia,leaguesportsinformationdirectorsandheadcoaches.ItisjustthesecondtimeinthehistoryoftheprogramtheTerpshavebeenpickedthefavoritestowintheleague.

• Frese returned all five starters from last year’s championship team and thetopeightscorer’sand rebounders.Marylandalso returns theprogram’s firstAll-American in17years inCrystalLanghorne, the2006ACCRookieof theYear inMarissaColeman, theFinalFourMostOutstandingPlayer in LauraHarper,aswellas,threeAll-ACCpicksandtwoFinalFourAll-Tournamentteammembers.

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Seriesvs.BostonCollege

Marylandvs.theacc Overall underFrese

BostonCollege 2-0 2-0

Clemson 34-24 6-3

Duke 33-30 2-11

FloridaState 20-12 4-3

GeorgiaTech 39-16 6-3

Miami 6-1 3-1

NorthCarolina 29-33 3-6

NCState 31-40 5-3

Virginia 26-40 5-4

VirginiaTech 3-5 1-4

WakeForest 46-12 6-1

Overall MDleads,2-0AtHome 1-0Away 1-0NeutralSite 0-0UnderCoachFrese 2-0MostMDPoints 86 (W,86-59,2/16/06)MostBCPoints 64 (L,67-64OT,1/5/06)FewestMDPoints 67 (W,67-64OT,1/5/06)FewestBCPoints 59 (L,86-59,2/16/06)LargestMarginofVictory 27 (86-59,2/16/06)LargestMarginofDefeat --CurrentStreak W2LongestMDStreak W2LongestBCStreak --

2/6/06 A W ot67-642/16/06 H W 86-59

lanGHorne, coleMan naMed preseason all-acc• Junior Crystal Langhorne and sophomore Marissa Coleman were selected to

the PreseasonAll-ACC team, announced when theACC preseason poll wasreleased.

• LanghorneisapreseasonAll-ACChonoreeforthesecond-straightyear.Lastyear,shewentontobevotedtothefirstteam,almostaunanimouspick,receiving65of70firstteamvotes.Langhorne,whoreachedthe1,000pointmarkfasterthananyplayerinschoolhistory,becametheprogram’sfirstAll-Americanin17yearsandwasnamedtheNCAATournamentAlbuquerqueRegion’sMostValuablePlayer.

• Colemanwaslastyear’sACCRookieoftheYearandwastheonlyfreshmanintheleaguetoearnAll-ACChonors,earningaspotonthesecondteam.Leadingtheconferenceinthree-pointshootingpercentage(47.0),sherankedinthetop15intheACCinsevendifferentstatisticalcategories.

wHat’s Back• Thisteamisnearly identical to lastseason’schampionshipsquad,withthetop

eightscorersandreboundersreturning.Withnoseniorsinthestartinglineuplastyear,allfivestartersalsoreturn.

• Theseniorclass-consistingofShayDoronandAurelieNoirez-isjusttwothisseason.DoronisBrendaFrese’sfirstrecruit,committingtoCollegeParkbeforeFreseevencoachedagameatMaryland.DoronisoneofonlytwoplayerstobenamedAll-ACCthreetimesandhernamecanbespottedallovertherecordbooks.Noirezhasplayedinthemajorityofgamesinhercareerasoneoftheprimarypostbackups.She,alongwithDoronandCrystalLanghorne,isateamtri-captain.

• The juniorclassofCrystalLanghorne,LauraHarper,JadePerryandAshleighNewmancametoCollegeParkastheNo.2-ratedclassinthecountryin2004.ThisclassboastsanAll-American,theFinalFourMOP,the2005ACCRookieoftheYearand twoACCAll-Tournamenthonorees.Newto themix isTennesseetransferSa’deWiley-Gatewood,apointguardoutofPomona,Calif.,whopracticedwiththeteamformorethanhalftheseasonafterarrivinginCollegeParkinthewinter.Shewasthe2004ParadeNationalPrepPlayeroftheYearbeforeheadingtoKnoxville,Tenn.ShestartedplayingfortheTerpsinDecember.

• MarissaColemanandKristiToliverdidnotplayastypicalfreshmanlastseasonandnow,assophomores,willbeexpectedtoplayasveteransagain.ColemanwassecondontheteaminscoringandreboundingandwastheACC’s2006ACCRookieoftheYear,whileToliverhitthedramaticthree-pointshotinthechampion-shipgametoforceovertimeagainstDuke.ShewasanAlbuquerqueRegionalandFinalFourAll-Tournament teamselection.ReshirtsophomoreChristieMarronewillfinallybeabletoplayinaMarylanduniformaftersittingoutlastseasonaftertransferringfromVirginiaTech.

tHe waIt Is oVer• Fortworedshirts,thewaitisover.RedshirtsophomoreChristieMarronesatout

the2005-06championshipseasonbecauseoftransfereligibiltyrules,comingtoCollegeParkafteroneseasonatVirginiaTech.InherdebutasaTerrapinatMiddleTennesseeState,sheknockeddownheronlyshotattemptofthegame,dishingoffanassistineightminutes.

• Redshirt-juniorSa’deWiley-GatewoodtransferredoutofTennesseetoMarylandduring theseason last yearandpracticedwith theTerrapinsduring thespringsemester,whilesittingouttherestoftheschoolyearbecauseofNCAAtransfereligiblityrules.Becauseofhermid-seasontransfer,Wiley-GatewoodfinallyhitthehardwoodonDec.21,2006atLoyola,dishingoutacareer-high8assists.Wiley-Gatewoodhas1.5yearsofeligibilityremaining.

wHat’s new• EmeryWallaceistheonlynewcomeronthesquadandistheonlytruefreshman

ontheteam.HailingfromRoanoke,Va.,sheplayedtwoseasonsatHiddenValleyaftertransferringfromNorthsideHigh.Shescored1,497careerpoints,grabbed580pointsadmade106three-pointers,enroutetoearningDistrictPlayeroftheYearhonors,despitemissingthefirst10gamesofhersenioryearwhilecomingbackfromanACLinjury.

• Wallace,whowasateammateofKristiToliver’sontheAAUElktonElkssquad,wassidelinedduringthepreseasonwithaninjury.Sheisexpectedtobebackonthecourtthisseason.

GaMe notes • feB. 5 vs. Boston colleGe 12

coMInG up• FanshavejusttwomoreopportunitiestowatchtheTerrapinsathome,asthe

reigningnationalchampionshostVirginiaTechonThursday,Feb.8.It istheonlyhomegameleftwithticketsstillremaining.Maryland’sfinalhomecontestagainstDukeonFeb.18issoldout.ForticketsforFeb.8,calltheComcastCenterTicketOfficeat1-800-IM-A-TERPorbuyonlineatwww.umterps.com..

FreeThrowsPct.1. .891(57-64) KristiToliver(2005-06)2. .880(44-50) kristiToliver(2006-07)3. .860(49-57) JasminaPerazic(1981-82)4. .857(60-70) MarchéStrickland(2000-01)5. .848(56-66) Jadeperry(2006-07)6. .844(54-64) Marissacoleman(2006-07)7. .839(47-56) MarchéStrickland(1998-99)8. .833(90-108) MarissaColeman(2005-06)9. .828(135-163) ShayDoron(2005-06)10. .824(56-68) LimorMizrachi(1991-92)11. .816(62-76) MarciaRichardson(1981-82)12. .800(56-70) ShayDoron(2006-07) .800(68-85) JaneZivalich(1977-78)14. .798(67-84) LisaBrown(1987-88)15. .797(145-182) ShayDoron(2004-05)

BlockedShots1. 80 KrisKirchner(1978-79)2. 70 LauraHarper(2005-06)3. 59 KrisKrichner(1979-80)4. 54 VickyBullett(1986-87)5. 52 MarissaColeman(2005-06)6. 47 KrisKirchner(1977-78) 47 JessieHicks(1992-93) 47 JessieHicks(1991-92)9. 46 VickyBullett(1988-89)10. 43 Lauraharper(2006-07)11. 41 VickyBullett(1987-88)12. 40 CrystalWashington(2003-04)13. 34 CarolinDehn-Duhr(1984-85)14. 33 ChristyWinters(1986-87)15. 31 KrystalKimrey(1976-77) 31 CarolinDehn-Duhr(1985-86)

3-Pt.FieldGoalsMade1. 69 TiffanyBrown(1999-00)2. 59 KristiToliver(2005-06) 59 MarchéStrickland(1999-00)4. 56 ShayDoron(2005-06)5. 54 MarissaColeman(2005-06)6. 52 MarchéStrickland(2001-02)7. 51 kristiToliver(2006-07)8. 48 TiffanyBrown(1996-97)9. 47 AshleighNewman(2005-06) 47 MarchéStrickland(2000-01)11. 42 TerriDaniels(2002-03) 42 ChrissyFisher(2002-03)13. 39 ShayDoron(2004-05)14. 38 ChrissyFisher(2003-04) 38 AlliSpence(2003-04)

3-Pt.FieldGoalsAttempted1. 230 TiffanyBrown(1999-00)2. 150 MarchéStrickland(2001-02)3. 148 MarchéStrickland(2000-01)4. 146 ShayDoron(2005-06) 146 KristiToliver(2005-06) 146 MarchéStrickland(1999-00)7. 137 TerriDaniels(2002-03)8. 136 ShayDoron(2004-05)9. 134 TiffanyBrown(1996-97) 134 TiffanyBrown(1997-98)11. 131 AshleighNewman(2005-06)12. 115 MarissaColeman(2005-06)13. 112 ChrissyFisher(2003-04)14. 110 ChrissyFisher(2002-03)15. 103 kristiToliver(2006-07)

3-PointFieldGoalPct.(min.50att.)1. .500 (38-76) AlliSpence(2003-04)2. .495 (51-103) kristiToliver(2006-07)3. .481 (25-52) TerriDaniels(2000-01)4. .470 (54-115) MarissaColeman(2005-06)5. .424 (25-59) CarlaHolmes(1988-89)6. .416 (32-77) LimorMizrachi(1991-92)7. .404 (59-146) KristiToliver(2005-06) .404 (59-146) MarchéStrickland(1999-00)9. .396 (21-53) TerriBradley(1989-90)10. .384 (56-146) ShayDoron(2005-06)11. .382 (26-68) ashleighNewman(2006-07) .382 (42-110) ChrissyFisher(2002-03)13. .375 (12-32) LillianPurvis(1994-95)14. .368 (25-68) Marissacoleman(2006-07)15. .367 (22-60) CarlaHolmes(1987-88)

terp sInGle-season records

GaMe notes • season & career HIGHs 13

#1 lanGHorneCAREERHiGHSpoints..........34.. twice(lastvs.#10/10Baylor,3/25/06)FGM............14.. 3X(lastvs.#10/10Baylor,3/25/06)FGa............22.................. atWakeForest(1/29/06)3FGM............0............................................................3FGa............1....2X(lastvs.MichiganState,11/25/05)FTM............11..................... GeorgiaTech(1/26/06)FTa ............18........................... Marshall(12/30/04)rebounds....22............................. atMiami(2/17/05)assists........6.................................Marist(12/30/06)Steals...........3.......2X(lastvs.FloridaState,1/1606)Blocks..........2.......7X(lastvs.Mississippi,11/25/06)Minutes........43.... at#19/21BostonCollege(1/5/06)

SEASONHiGHSpoints..........28..............#19/18MichiganState(1/6)FGM............13..............#19/18MichiganState(1/6)FGa............14..............#19/18MichiganState(1/6)3FGM............0............................................................3FGa............0............................................................FTM............5.................. 4X(lastvs.NCState,1/3)FTa ............9.........................atGeorgiaTech(2/1)rebounds....13.......................vs.Mississippi(11/25)assists........6......................................Marist(12/30)Steals...........2............. 8X(lastatGeorgiaTech,2/1)Blocks..........2............2X(lastvs.Mississippi,11/25)Minutes........38......... 3x(lastatGeorgiaTech,2/1)

#2 wIley-GatewoodCAREERHiGHSpoints..........17...............................Marist(12/29/06)FGM............4............. 3X(lastvs.NCState,1/3/07)FGa............11......................... atStanford(12/4/05)3FGM............5..................... atGeorgiaTech(2/1/07)3FGa............7......................... vs.Stetson(11/22/05)FTM............7.................................Marist(12/29/06)FTa ............8.................................Marist(12/29/06)rebounds....7...........#19/19MichiganState(1/6/07)assists........9............................... atMiami(1/10/07)Steals...........4................................... TCU(12/19/04)Blocks..........1.............................Vanderbilt(2/13/05)Minutes........34......................... atStanford(12/4/05)

SEASONHiGHSpoints..........17....................................Marist(12/29)FGM............4.................. 2X(lastvs.NCState,1/3)FGa............8............................... atClemson(1/25)FGM............5.......................... atGeorgiaTech(2/1)FGa ............9.......................... atGeorgiaTech(2/1)FTM............7......................................Marist(12/29)FTa ............8......................................Marist(12/29)rebounds....7..............#19/18MichiganState(1/16)assists........9.................................... atMiami(1/10)Steals...........2.................. 5X(lastatClemson,1/25)Blocks..........0............................................................Minutes........26........................... at#3/3Duke(1/13)

#11 MarroneCAREERHiGHSpoints..........12... twice(lastvs.G.Mason,11/12/06)FGM............4.................2X(lastvs.Siena,12/4/06)FGa............10.................. GeorgeMason(11/12/06)3FGM............4................... GeorgeMason(11/12/06)3FGa............10................. GeorgeMason(11/12/06)FTM............4.............................. NCState(1/17/05)FTa ............6................................NCState(1/17/05)rebounds....6................................... Miami(2/27/05)assists........7..... twice(lastvs.G.Mason,11/12/06)Steals...........3..............vs.Gardner-Webb(11/24/06)Blocks..........2................ 4X(lastvs.Miami,2/27/05)Minutes........27................. GeorgeMason(11/12/06)

SEASONHiGHSpoints..........12...................... GeorgeMason(11/12)FGM............4......................2X(lastvs.Siena,12/4)FGa............10...................... GeorgeMason(11/12)3FGM............4........................ GeorgeMason(11/12)3FGa............10...................... GeorgeMason(11/12)FTM............2................. 2X(lastatMarshall,11/29)FTa ............2.................... 3X(lastatLoyola,12/21)rebounds....4........................ GeorgeMason(11/12)assists........7........................ GeorgeMason(11/12)Steals...........3...................vs.Gardner-Webb(11/24)Blocks..........1....................... atNorthernIowa(12/6)Minutes........27...................... GeorgeMason(11/12)

#15 HarperCAREERHiGHSpoints..........27..................................TCU(11/17/06)FGM............12..................................TCU(11/17/06)FGa............16............... 3X(lastvs.TCU,11/17/06)3FGM............0............................................................3FGa............0............................................................FTM............9............. vs.#2/1Tennessee(11/26/05)FTa ............11.2X(lastvs.#2/1Tennessee,11/26/05)rebounds....16............................ vs.LSU(11/26/04)assists........4............. 2X(lastatClemson,1/25/07)Steals...........3............. 5X(lastatClemson,1/25/07)Blocks..........5.............. 2X(lastvs.Virginia,1/19/07)Minutes........37.......................vs.#4/4Duke(4/4/06)

SEASONHiGHSpoints..........27.......................................TCU(11/17)FGM............12.......................................TCU(11/17)FGa............16.......................................TCU(11/17)3FGM............N/A........................................................3FGa............N/A........................................................FTM............7.................. 2X(lastatClemson,1/25)FTa ............10............................. atClemson(1/25)rebounds....12............................... atLoyola(12/21)assists........4............................... atClemson(1/25)Steals...........3.................2x(lastatclemson,1/25)Blocks..........5................................ vs.Virginia(1/19)Minutes........32.............................. atTemple(12/10)

#20 tolIVerCAREERHiGHSpoints..........28...................vs.#18/19Utah(3/27/06)FGM............10...................vs.#18/19Utah(3/27/06)FGa............22...................vs.#18/19Utah(3/27/06)3FGM............6............... 2X(lastatClemson,1/25/07)3FGa............10....................... atMarshall(11/29/06)FTM............6.................4X(lastvs.Siena,12/4/06)FTa ............8.........................vs.#2/2Duke(3/4/06)rebounds....6.............. 2X(lastatTemple,12/10/06)assists........12................vs.SacredHeart(3/19/06)Steals...........4............................... atMiami(1/10/07)Blocks..........2............ twice(lastatVirginia,1/20/06)Minutes........43.......................... vs.#4/4Duke(4/4/06)

SEASONHiGHSpoints..........20................ 2X(lastatClemson,1/25)FGM............7......................................... Siena(12/4)FGa............11.............. 2X(lastat#3/3Duke,1/13)3FGM............6............................... atClemson(1/25)3FGa............10............................ atMarshall(11/29)FTM............6..................... 2X(lastvs.UCSB,12/2)FTa ............6................... 4X(lastvs.Virginia,1/19)rebounds....6................................ atTemple(12/10)assists........10.......................................TCU(11/17)Steals...........4.................................... atMiami(1/10)Blocks..........1................ 3X(lastat#3/3Duke,1/13)Minutes........36.............................. atTemple(12/10)

#21 newManCAREERHiGHSpoints..........21......2X(lastatGeorgeMason,12/22/05)FGM............8......2X(lastvs.WakeForest,1/21/07)FGa............15.......... 2X(lastvs.Manhattan,1/2/06)3FGM............7............................ atClemson(2/6/05)3FGa............11.......................... atClemson(2/6/05)FTM............5............2X(lastvs.#2/2Duke,3/4/06)FTa ............7...............atGeorgeMason(12/22/05)rebounds....9........................ at#3/3Duke(1/13/07)assists........6.. 2X(lastvs.GeorgeMason,11/12/06)Steals...........6.................. atNorthernIowa(12/6/06)Blocks..........2............... NorthernColorado(2/28/05)Minutes........39...........................atVirginia(1/20/06)

SEASONHiGHSpoints..........20........................... WakeForest(1/21)FGM............8............................. WakeForest(1/21)FGa............12........................... WakeForest(1/21)3FGM............6.................................... atMiami(1/10)3FGa............7.................................... atMiami(1/10)FTM............2...........6X(lastvs.WakeForest,1/21)FTa ............3...........3X(lastvs.WakeForest,1/21)rebounds....9............................. at#3/3Duke(1/13)assists........6...................vs.GeorgeMason(11/12)Steals...........6....................... atNorthernIowa(12/6)Blocks..........1................... 4X(lastvs.Marist,12/29)Minutes........32.......................................TCU(11/17)

GaMe notes • season & career HIGHs 14

#22 doronCAREERHiGHSpoints..........39.................. atFloridaState(1/16/05)FGM............14.................. atFloridaState(1/16/05)FGa............23..... 2X(lastatFloridaState,1/16/05)3FGM............5.................... atFloridaState(1/16/05)3FGa............10.................Massachusetts(12/29/04)FTM............23*.................. CoppinState(11/21/03)FTa ............27**................. CoppinState(11/21/03)rebounds....9....... 2X(lastatWakeForest,1/29/06)assists........13.............................Arizona(12/11/05)Steals...........7..........................Monmouth(12/12/04)Blocks..........2.......... twice(lastat#1/1UNC,2/9/06)Minutes........43.................. atFloridaState(1/16/05)* ties NCaa record; ** aCC record

SEASONHiGHSpoints..........23.......................vs.Mississippi(11/25)FGM............9.........................vs.Mississippi(11/25)FGa............17.......................................TCU(11/17)3FGM............3......... #25GeorgeWashington(11/19)3FGa............8......... #25GeorgeWashington(11/19)FTM............8..........MiddleTennesseeState(11/10)FTa ............9..........MiddleTennesseeState(11/10)rebounds....8......................UNCGreensboro(12/30)assists........7................. 2X(lastatMarshall,11/29)Steals...........5................................. atLoyola(12/21)Blocks..........1......................4X(lastvs.Siena,12/4)Minutes........36........................................TCU(11/17)

#25 coleManCAREERHiGHSpoints..........23..........at#1/1NorthCarolina,2/9/06)FGM............9.......... twice(lastat#1/1UNC,2/9/06)FGa............15...........3X(lastat#1/1UNC,2/9/06)3FGM............5........ twice(lastvs.Clemson,2/23/06)3FGa............7........ twice(lastvs.Clemson,2/23/06)FTM............9..................... atGeorgiaTech(2/1/07)FTa ............11................... atGeorgiaTech(2/1/07)rebounds....15..2X(lastatMiddleTenn.St.,11/10/06)assists........12................................. Siena(12/4/06)Steals...........6........... at#1/1NorthCarolina(2/9/06)Blocks..........4............ 4X(lastat#18/19Utah,3/27/06)Minutes........40.... at#19/21BostonCollege(1/5/06)

SEASONHiGHSpoints..........21.........2X(lastvs.WakeForest,1/21)FGM............9............................. WakeForest(1/21)FGa............13.........2X(lastvs.WakeForest,1/21)3FGM............4......................................Marist(12/30)3FGa............6............................. WakeForest(1/21)FTM............9.......................... atGeorgiaTech(2/1)FTa ............11........................ atGeorgiaTech(2/1)rebounds....15....atMiddleTennesseeState(11/10)assists........12...................................... Siena(12/4)Steals...........5............................... atClemson(1/25)Blocks..........3............. 2X(lastatNorthernIowa,12/6)Minutes........38....atMiddleTennesseeState(11/10)

#44 noIreZCAREERHiGHSpoints..........12....................... GeorgiaTech(2/3/05)FGM............6......................... GeorgiaTech(2/3/05)FGa............10....................... GeorgiaTech(2/3/05)3FGM............0............................................................3FGa............1............... twice(lastatDuke,1/22/04)FTM............4.................... atFloridaState(1/12/04)FTa ............4.................... atFloridaState(1/12/04)rebounds....10............................ Clemson(2/23/06)assists........3...............vs.Gardner-Webb(11/24/06)Steals...........2.....twice(lastvs.N.Colorado,2/26/06)Blocks..........3...................... atVirginiaTech(1/2/05)Minutes........28................MountSt.Mary’s(12/4/05)

SEASONHiGHSpoints..........8....................... atNorthernIowa(12/6)FGM............3.......... 3X(lastatNorthernIowa,12/6)FGa............6..................... 2X(lastvs.UCSB,12/2)3FGM............0............................................................3FGa............0............................................................FTM............2...........2X(lastvs.WakeForest,1/21)FTa ............2...........4X(lastvs.WakeForest,1/21)rebounds....7............................. WakeForest(1/21)assists........3...................vs.Gardner-Webb(11/24)Steals...........1................... 2X(lastvs.Virginia,1/19)Blocks..........1................. 4X(lastatMarshall,11/24)Minutes........23....2X(lastvs.Gardner-Webb,11/24)

#55 perryCAREERHiGHSpoints..........23................MountSt.Mary’s(12/4/05)FGM............9..................MountSt.Mary’s(12/4/05)FGa............18................MountSt.Mary’s(12/4/05)3FGM............0............................................................3FGa............0............................................................FTM............9............................ atLoyola(12/21/06)FTa ............10.......................... atLoyola(12/21/06)rebounds....16............. AppalachianState(12/1/05)assists........3..5X(lastvs.Gardner-Webb,11/24/06)Steals...........3.........2X(lastvs.G.Mason,11/12/05)Blocks..........3.. 3X(lastvs.MountSt.Mary’s,12/4/05)Minutes........35.............................. atDuke(1/27/05)

SEASONHiGHSpoints..........19.................................. atMiami(1/10)FGM............8.................................... atMiami(1/10)FGa............10.................................. atMiami(1/10)3FGM............0............................................................3FGa............0............................................................FTM............9................................. atLoyola(12/21)FTa ............10............................... atLoyola(12/21)rebounds....14.................................. atMiami(1/10)assists........3...................vs.Gardner-Webb(11/24)Steals...........3........................ GeorgeMason(11/12)Blocks..........2....................3X(lastatLoyola(12/21)Minutes........24..................... 2X(lastatMiami,1/10)

GaMe notes • Maryland career records 15

Scoring1. 1,928 VickyBullett(1986-89)2. 1,768 ShayDoron(2004-present)3. 1,679 ChristyWinters(1985-90)4. 1,630 MarciaRichardson(1979-84)5. 1,601 JessieHicks(1990-93)6. 1,560 crystalLanghorne(2005-pres.)7. 1,541 DeannaTate(1986-89)8. 1,512 DeedeeWarley(1999-2002)9. 1,450 MarchéStrickland(1999-2002)10. 1,425 KrisKirchner(1978-80)11. 1,423 MyraWaters(1979-82)12. 1,396 JasminaPerazic(1980-83)13. 1,372 ChequitaWood(1983-86)14. 1,350 TaraHeiss(1975-78)15. 1,349 StephanieCross(1995-98)16. 1,291 LisaBrown(1985-88)17. 1,284 BelindaPearman(1981-84)18. 1,218 BonnieRimkus(1991-94)19. 1,189 DebbieLytle(1980-83)20. 1,163 RenneikaRazor(2000-03)21. 1,113 JaneZivalich(1976-79)22. 1,052 CaralaHolmes(1988-91)

ScoringAverage(min.2years)1. 16.9 VickyBullett(1986-89)2. 16.6 crystalLanghorne(2005-pres.)3. 16.5 DeannaTate(1986-89)4. 16.0 KrisKirchner(1978-80)5. 14.3 ShayDoron(2004-present)6. 14.3 JessieHicks(1990-93)7. 14.2 TaraHeiss(1975-78)8. 13.8 MalissaBoles(1992-93)9. 13.7 ChristyWinters(1987-90)10. 13.6 MarciaRichardson(1981-84)11. 13.1 DeedeeWarley(1999-2002)12. 12.9 MyraWaters(1979-82)13. 12.5 BetsyBailey(1978-79)14. 12.4 JasminaPerazic(1980-83) 12.4 MarchéStrickland(1999-2002)

Rebounds1. 968 VickyBullett(1986-89)2. 936 KrisKirchner(1978-80)3. 850 crystalLanghorne(2005-pres.)4. 782 MyraWaters(1979-82)5. 723 ChristyWinters(1987-90)6. 716 StephanieCross(1995-98)7. 703 JessieHicks(1990-93) 703 ChequitaWood(1983-86)9. 690 DeedeeWarley(1999-2002)10. 681 SubrenaRivers(1986-90)11. 672 BonnieRimkus(1991-94)12. 668 DebbieLytle(1980-83)13. 585 RenneikaRazor(2000-03)14. 583 DebbieStewart(1977-79) 575 LydiaMcAliley(1979-82)

ReboundAverage(min.2years)1. 10.5 KrisKirchner(1978-80)2. 9.0 crystalLanghorne(2005-pres.)3. 9.0 AngelaScott(1975-77)4. 8.5 VickyBullett(1986-89)5. 7.9 DebbieJones(1977-78) 7.5 Marisssa Coleman (2005-pres.) 7.2 Laura Harper (2005-pres.)6. 7.1 DebbieStewart(1977-79) 7.1 MyraWaters(1979-82)8. 6.5 StephanieCross(1995-98)9. 6.3 JessieHicks(1990-93)10. 6.2 ChequitaWood(1983-86)11. 6.1 BonnieRimkus(1991-94)12. 6.0 DebbieLytle(1980-83) 6.0 DeedeeWarley(1999-2002)14. 5.9 ChristyWinters(1987-90) 5.9 SoniaChase(1995-98)

FieldGoalsMade1. 816 VickyBullett(1986-89)2. 703 ChristyWinters(1987-90)3. 693 MarciaRichardson(1981-84)4. 649 JessieHicks(1990-93)5. 621 JasminaPerazic(1980-83)6. 618 DeannaTate(1986-89)7. 608 crystalLanghorne(2005-present)8. 592 ChequitaWood(1983-86)9. 581 MyraWaters(1979-82)10. 577 ShayDoron(2004-present)11. 571 TaraHeiss(1975-78)12. 569 KrisKirchner(1978-80)13. 563 DeedeeWarley(1999-2002)14. 551 LisaBrown(1985-88)15. 549 StephanieCross(1995-98)

FieldGoalsAttempted1. 1,449 VickyBullett(1986-89)2. 1,408 MarcheStrickland(1999-2002)3. 1,412 ShayDoron(2004-pres.)4. 1,318 MarciaRichardson(1981-84)5. 1,310 ChristyWinters(1987-90)6. 1,248 StephanieCross(1995-98)7. 1,183 TaraHeiss(1975-78)8. 1,164 DeedeeWarley(1999-2002)9. 1,159 KrisKirchner(1978-80)10. 1,154 DeannaTate(1986-89)11. 1,143 JasminaPerazic(1980-83)12. 1,138 SoniaChase(1995-98)13. 1,124 LisaBrown(1985-88)14. 1,119 ChequitaWood(1983-86)15. 1,104 JessieHicks(1990-93)

FieldGoalPct.(min.500attempts)1. .654(608-929) crystalLanghorne(2005-pres.)2. .588(649-1,104)JessieHicks(1990-93)3. .571(384-672) KalisaDavis(1995-98)4. .568(382-673) DafneLee(1989-92)5. .563(816-1,449)VickyBullett(1986-89)6. .543(621-1,143)JasminaPerazic(1980-83)7. .540(581-1,076)MyraWaters(1979-82)8. .539(280-520) BrankaBogunovic(1997-00)9. .537(703-1,310)ChristyWinters(1987-90)10. .536(618-1,154)DeannaTate(1986-89)11. .529(592-1,119)ChequitaWood(1983-86)12. .526(693-1,318)M.Richardson(1981-84)13. .515(436-847) JaneZivalich(1976-79)14. .509(296-581) Marissacoleman(2006-pres.)15. .509(325-639) BetsyBailey(1978-79)

FreeThrowsMade1. 472 ShayDoron(2004-present)2. 386 DeedeeWarley(1999-2002)3. 344 crystalLanghorne(2005-pres.)4. 303 JessieHicks(1990-93)5. 296 VickyBullett(1986-89)6. 287 KrisKirchner(1978-80) 287 DeannaTate(1986-89)8. 278 RenneikaRazor(2000-03)9. 273 ChristyWinters(1987-90)10. 261 MyraWaters(1979-82)11. 256 SoniaChase(1995-98)12. 247 DebbieLytle(1980-83)13. 244 MarciaRichardson(1981-84)14. 241 JaneZivalich(1976-79)15. 233 StephanieCross(1995-98)

FreeThrowAttempts1. 591 ShayDoron(2004-pres.)2. 548 crystalLanghorne(2005-pres.)3. 543 DeedeeWarley(1999-2002)4. 500 RenneikaRazor(2000-03) 500 JessieHicks(1990-93)6. 418 KrisKirchner(1978-80)7. 408 VickyBullett(1986-89)8. 402 ChristyWinters(1987-90) 400 SoniaChase(1995-98)10. 379 DeannaTate(1986-89)11. 363 DebbieLytle(1980-83)12. 361 StephanieCross(1995-98)13. 355 MyraWaters(1979-82)14. 332 JaneZivalich(1976-79)15. 323 DafneLee(1989-92)

FreeThrowPct.(min.200attempts)1. .804 (163-200) MarchéStrickland(1999-02)2. .799 (472-591) ShayDoron(2004-present)3. .771 (165-214) LisaBrown(1985-88)4. .770 (244-317) MarciaRichardson(1981-84)5. .757 (287-379) DeannaTate(1986-89)6. .752 (155-206) JasminaPerazic(1980-83)7. .749 (209-279) MicheleAndrew(1992-94)8. .736 (178-242) MalissaBoles(1992-93)9. .735 (261-355) MyraWaters(1979-82)10. .726 (241-332) JaneZivalich(1976-79)11. .725 (296-408) VickyBullett(1986-89)12. .711 (386-543 DeedeeWarley(1999-pres.)13. .707 (208-294) TaraHeiss(1975-78) .707 (171-242) TiffanyBrown(1997-00)15. .706 (228-323) DafneLee(1989-92)

Assists1. 583 DebbieLytle(1980-83)2. 504 TaraHeiss(1975-78)3. 500 DeannaTate(1986-89)4. 439 CarlaHolmes(1988-91)5. 416 AnesiaSmith(2002-05)6. 406 SubrenaRivers(1986-90)7. 402 MarciaRichardson(1981-84)8. 383 LisaBrown(1985-88)9. 381 TiffanyBrown(1997-00)10. 378 ShayDoron(2004-pres.)11. 371 SoniaChase(1995-98)12. 364 VickiBrick(2000,02-04)13. 354 TerriDaniels(2000-03)14. 342 JasminaPerazic(1980-83)15. 311 KelleyGibson(1995-99)

Steals1. 315 DebbieLytle(1980-83)2. 309 SoniaChase(1995-98)3. 293 DeannaTate(1986-89)4. 266 RenneikaRazor(2000-03)5. 241 MyraWaters(1979-82)6. 236 ChequitaWood(1983-86)7. 225 VickiBrick(2000,02-04)8. 220 VickyBullett(1986-89)9. 212 LisaBrown(1985-88)10. 207 ShayDoron(2004-present)11. 190 TiffanyBrown(1997-00)12. 188 StephanieCross(1995-98)13. 182 MarciaRichardson(1981-84)14. 172 AnesiaSmith(2002-05)15. 162 SubrenaRivers(1986-90)

Blocks1. 186 KrisKirchner(1978-80)2. 170 VickyBullett(1986-89)3. 137 JessieHicks(1990-93)4. 128 Lauraharper(2005-present)5. 97 KrystalKimrey(1977-80)6. 91 ChristyWinters(1987-90)7. 86 ChequitaWood(1983-86)8. 74 DebbieLytle(1980-83)9. 71 CrystalWashington(2001-04) 71 RositaMelbourne(1999-2002)11. 70 Marissacoleman(2006-present)12. 66 MyraWaters(1979-82)13. 65 CarolinDehn-Duhr(1985-87)14. 62 BonnieRimkus(1991-94)15. 55 DeedeeWarley(1999-2002)

3-Pt.FieldGoalsMade1. 172 TiffanyBrown(1997-00)2. 167 MarchéStrickland(1999-2002)3. 142 ShayDoron(2004-present)4. 110 kristiToliver(2006-present)5. 106 ashleighNewman(2005-present)5. 101 TerriDaniels(2000-03)7. 80 ChrissyFisher(2003-04)8. 79 Marissacoleman(2006-present)9. 75 CarlaHolmes(1989-91)10. 67 KelleyGibson(1995-99)11. 44 KalikaFrance(2004-present)12. 39 LillianPurvis(1995-97)13. 32 LimorMizarachi(1992)14. 28 AlumaGoren(1991)

3-PointFieldGoalAtt.1. 575 TiffanyBrown(1997-00)2. 482 MarchéStrickland(1999-2002)3. 428 ShayDoron(2004-present)4. 293 ashleighNewman(2005-present)5. 287 TerriDaniels(2000-03)7. 249 kristiToliver(2006-pres.)6. 245 KelleyGibson(1995-99)8. 222 ChrissyFisher(2003-04)9. 199 CarlaHolmes(1988-91)10. 183 Marissacoleman(2006-pres.)11. 140 KalikaFrance(2004-present)12. 130 LillianPurvis(1994-97)13. 84 MonicaBennett(1990-93)14. 82 AlumaGoren(1991)15. 81 BonnieRimkus(1991-94)

3-PointFieldGoalPct.(min.50attempts)1. .500 (38-76) AlliSpence(2004)2. .438 (110-249)kristiToliver(2006-present)3. .431 (79-183) Marissacoleman(2006-pres.)4. .416 (32-77) LimorMizrachi(1992)5. .396 (21-53) TerriBradley(1990)6. .394 (26-66) KimBretz(1996-97)7. .377 (75-199) CarlaHolmes(1989-91)8. .362 (106-293)ashleighNewman(2005-pres.)9. .360 (80-222) ChrissyFisher(2003-04)10. .353 (24-68) LisaBrown(1985-89)11. .352 (101-287)TerriDaniels(2000-03)12. .347 (167-482)MarchéStrickland(1999-02)13. .341 (28-82) AlumaGoren(1991-91)14. .332 (142-428)ShayDoron(2004-present)

GamesPlayed1. 124 ShayDoron(2004-present)2. 123 ChrisyWinters(1999-2002)3. 120 MariciaRichardson(1981-84)4. 118 BelindaPearlman(1981-84) 118 SubrenaRivers(1986-90) 118 AnesiaSmith(2002-05)

GamesStarted1. 117 MarcheStrickland(1999-2002)2. 113 MarciaRichardson(1981-84)3. 109 ShayDoron(2004-present)4. 104 SoniaChase(1995-98)5. 103 DebbieLytle(1980-83)

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