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Patrick Stevens Says “There’s Really No Sign That Maryland Is A Team Capable Of Keeping Pace” With Upper Echelon Offenses

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Washington Post/Blue Ribbon college basketball analyst Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) was a guest on Glenn Clark Radio Wednesday.

Among the topics he discussed were:
-What to make of Maryland’s win over UNLV and loss to Gonzaga in Las Vegas
-Towson getting two nice wins over Rhode Island and Liberty in Kissimmee
-Other thoughts on the local front, including Coppin State getting a rare road win at Rider
-Changes that could come to the Players Era Festival as it moves forward
-Ja’Kobi Gillespie’s hot start for Tennessee after transferring from Maryland

If you missed the conversation, click play below to listen.

GlennClarkRadioClips · Patrick Stevens (November 26, 2025)

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