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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 14

Terps blow 11-point lead, fall 87-83 to No. 6 Virginia

Plus, the Festival of Lights opens Nov. 27 with more than 90 new displays.

The Daily Bowie team1 story11 sources4 min read

Terps BasketballTop story

Maryland blows an 11-point halftime lead and loses 87-⁠83 to No. 6 Virginia

Virginia's second half erased an 11-point Terps lead

11
points Maryland led by at halftime
76.9%
Virginia's shooting in the second half
28
points from Virginia's Sam Lewis
0-10
Buzz Williams' record vs. ranked opponents at Maryland

Sources: Capital Gazette, The Daily Progress

If you watched from College Park on Friday night, you saw the lead vanish. Maryland led by 11 at halftime, then Virginia shot 76.9% in the second half and won 87-83.

Virginia rallied from a double-digit deficit behind 28 points from Sam Lewis. Maryland appeared poised for its first signature win under coach Buzz Williams, and he is now 0-10 against ranked opponents with the Terps.

  • Maryland's record before Friday: 1-1
  • Opener: 96-67 win over Bucknell
  • Virginia's record before Friday: 4-0, all by double digits

The matchup was a nationally streamed 8 p.m. game at . Maryland had lost 86-74 at Georgetown a week earlier, a game guard Andre Mills called “personal.”

Maryland has lost its last two games

  • Maryland74
    Georgetown86
    FinalPlayed last Saturday
  • Virginia87
    Maryland83
    FinalPlayed Friday in College Park

Sources: Capital Gazette, The Diamondback, Baltimore Chronicle, The Daily Progress

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Crofton football

Crofton beat Severn Run 33-14 on Friday to reach its first state quarterfinal. A loss to Severn Run a month ago ended the Cardinals' undefeated record. Capital Gazette

Festival of Lights

The 40th annual Festival of Lights at kicks off Nov. 27 with more than 90 new LED displays, a 15-foot custom anniversary arch and a 52-foot LED musical tree. New theme sections include big top circus and dinosaurs. Bowie Patch

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Maryland field hockey beat Wagner 8-1 in Friday's NCAA tournament opener in College Park, led by a Feliz Kuhne hat trick. The Terps are the No. 2 overall seed. The Diamondback

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Five starts in, Just a Fair Shake looked like a Cinderella story, with two wins and stakes placings in the Laurel Futurity, Federico Tesio Stakes, and Sir Barton Stakes. Then his star faded for a bit. On Friday the 4-year-old colt won a co-feature at Laurel Park, and he may be on the comeback trail. Welcome back, big guy.

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Past issues

  1. Fri., Nov. 13Four-star lineman Tyrone Elee commits to the Terps
  2. Thurs., Nov. 12Gov. Moore honors 75 veterans in Crownsville; Bojangles is back
  3. Wed., Nov. 11Terps need three straight wins to reach a bowl game
  4. Tues., Nov. 10Free spay and neuter is back for Prince George's pets
  5. Mon., Nov. 9Free Halloween rides topped 2,100 and Navy edged Temple
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Daily Bowieto me · Sat., Nov. 146:00 a.m.

Terps blow 11-point lead, fall 87-83 to No. 6 Virginia

Plus, the Festival of Lights opens Nov. 27 with more than 90 new displays.

The TLDR

  1. Maryland loses 87-83 to No. 6 Virginia after leading by 11 at the half
  2. Crofton football wins 33-14 to reach its first state quarterfinal
  3. Festival of Lights opens Nov. 27 with 90+ new LED displays
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