Derik Queen is the king of March as Maryland Terrapins They move on to Sweet 16 because of their buzz against the Colorado state on Sunday night.
Down 71-70, Maryland had one last possession with just under four seconds to play when Queen took the input passage and immediately turned right to move toward the net.
The Colorado state had a great defense on it all the way as it drove to the left. And Queen was forced to shoot an extracurricular shot that required the perfect touch with a glass to divert himself to the hoop.
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Maryland Terrapins Center Derik Queen, 25, is driving in a basket against Colorado State State, attacker Jaylen Crocker-Johnson (8) in the first half in Climma Pledge Arena. (Steven Bisig-Imagn Pictures)
The touch was perfection, and the ball went through the ribbon just when the buzz sounded, which this year gave us the first buzz in March.
Maryland broke into the field as the crowd got into anger, and the queen is purely enthusiastically enthusiastically enthusiastic.
Queen ended the game in the second round with 17 points, six rebounds and one assist, but everyone will remember one shooting that sent them to Sweet 16.
Colorado state, A team that has returned so many times this season, he had a solid seven -point lead at halftime. And given that they had to come back against Memphis in the second half in their first match, they knew Maryland would leave the locker room with fire, knowing that their season was on the order.
But the rams could not prevent TPPs from returning to the game, although they went in the clutch when they needed it most because the yalen light buried a triple point with six seconds on an hour to take the lead from one point.
Maryland Terrapins Center Derik Queen celebrates with teammates after scoring in the game against Colorado State Rams. (Stephen Brashear-Imagn Pictures)
Lake had 13 points, and on the day he went 5 for 10 and 3 for 6 with three -point territories.
However, the Terpsi has drawn the perfect game, and Queen had an ice in the veins when it was time to shoot to determine the season of his team.
Maryland starts to face Florida Gators number 1, who defeated national champion UCONN HUSKIES in the thriller earlier on Sunday.
Looking more in the frame, Queen was the leading scorer of the team, although every member of the initial five ended with double -digit points, including Rodney Rice with 16 and Julian Reese, brother of Wnba Angel Reese, at 15.
Maryland Terrapins Center Derik Queen celebrates with teammates after scoring in the game against Colorado State Rams. (Stephen Brashear-Imagn Pictures)
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For the state of Colorado, Nique Clifford had 21 points, although he was only 7 out of 17 from the field.
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