When the Maryland women’s basketball team lost three players unexpectedly to transfer last year, leaving behind a less-experienced, shorthanded roster, Coach Brenda Frese knew this season would be different. Now Frese knows the postseason will be different, as well.
For the first time in more than a decade, Maryland will not open the NCAA tournament at home. The selection committee placed the Terrapins as the No. 5 seed in the Kansas City Region when it unveiled the field of 64 on Monday. Maryland (25-7) will play No. 12 seed Princeton (24-5) on Friday at noon in Raleigh, N.