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Patrick Stevens Says That While Maryland “Played Pretty Well All Things Considered” Against Michigan, Still No Reason To Change Expectations

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

Among the topics he discussed were:
-Maryland’s encouraging offensive performance against Michigan, even in an 18 point home loss
-Should Maryland just let the offense go through Diggy Coit?
-UMBC’s rough loss to Army and Towson’s blowout loss at Kansas
-Nebraska’s undefeated start and the chances that this might finally be the year they win an NCAA Tournament game
-Green Bay coach Doug Gottlieb finally deciding that coaching college basketball is a full time job

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

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics

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