At 16-6 on the season and 6-2 in the ACC, this year’s Maryland basketball team appears to be a lock to make the NCAA tournament, which is something that can definitely lift morale in College Park after years of disappointment. The Terps one-sided, 92-71 victory over UNC Sunday proved that Gary Williams is still king, but it has also legitimized Greivis Vasquez (18.1 ppg, 6.3 assists, 4.5 rebounds) as one of the best players in the ACC. After the victory Sunday, Vasquez discussed the Maryland crowd that provided the much-needed home court advantage.

"I just want to thank all the fans and students for being here," Vasquez said. "It was so loud and they were one of the reasons why we won. We're thankful for that and we appreciate what they do for us."

Vasquez has evolved from a loud and mistake prone guard into a savvy decision maker who creates for himself just as much as he does for his teammates. The combo guard looked like the ACC Player of the Year as he dished out 11 assists to just four turnovers, while racking up 26 points...

As the regular season approaches its culmination, DCSportsFan takes a look at the highest class of players the MAC has to offer this season, and how they will impact the conference in these final few weeks.

10. Trevor Ogundepo (Flint Hill)
Although he is never going to light up the box scores, Ogundepo has pound for pound proven himself as the best defender in the MAC. In a day and age in which defense is highly...

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The last regular season home game for all six Landon seniors ended with success on Thursday night, as the Bears overcame some mid-game struggles to prevail past a tough challenge from the Saints of St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes. While the night may have been dedicated in honor of the seniors on the team, all members of the Bears' squad, both young and old, stepped up when they needed it most to secure the 65-58 win...

Photos from Prep/Gonzaga

With the game underway, the Little Hoyas came out the aggressors early, keeping the puck in Gonzaga’s defensive zone for minutes at a time. Captain Devin Drewyer, Patrick Hall and Justin Butler led the charge for the Little Hoyas who came out with much more intensity than the Eagles. While Gonzaga struggled to get the puck on offense, their defense played very hard as Alex...