Maryland basketball hasn’t had much of anything go right in the last two days. One day after the Terps’ name came up in the newest wave of FBI documents regarding college basketball corruption, they lost their regular-season finale by 24 points, their worst margin of defeat in College Park in 31 years.
So when Mark Turgeon stepped to the podium for Saturday’s postgame press conference, he knew he’d face his toughest questions of the season.
Turgeon opened his presser by virtually repeating the statement he released Friday regarding Diamond Stone reportedly receiving payment from an agent while at Maryland.