Dec. 30, 2009
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Starting off: After using different starting lineups in each of the past three games, the Terps returned to a starting quintet of Landon Milbourne, Jordan Williams, Eric Hayes, Greivis Vasquez and Sean Mosley, the same lineup used in the first eight games.
Double-double for Milbourne: With 19 points against William & Mary, the senior has scored 19 points in three of the past four games. He also had 10 rebounds, a season high, to give him the first double-double of his career.
18 and counting: Senior guard Eric Hayes extended his consecutive game streak with a 3-point field goal to 18.
Plenty to go around: Maryland was led in scoring by Greivis Vasquez with 26, Milbourne with 19 and Sean Mosley with 12. The Terps have had at least three players score in double figures in 11 of 12 games this season.
Vasquez approaching top 10: By finishing the game with 26 points, Vasquez moved past Walt Williams into 11th place on Maryland's career points list. The senior now has 1,725 career points, just eight behind Terrence Morris for 10th place all-time. Vasquez also moved into 11th place on career free throws made (347) and 18th place in career free throws attempted (423).
Filling it up: With 26 points, Vasquez has now scored at least 20 points in four straight games and five of the last six. He has also reached double figures in scoring in eight consecutive games.
Turnovers: Maryland turned the ball over just eight times, marking the fewest turnovers of the season by the Terps. The previous low was nine, achieved four times this year. Maryland has taken care of the ball over the past four games, committing an average of 9.25 turnovers per game.
Efficient freshman: Jordan Williams entered the game leading the team and ranked 10th in the ACC in rebounds with an 8.0 average. In 19 minutes, Williams was right on his average with eight rebounds. He has had at least five rebounds in every game this season. He also chipped in with eight points on 3-of-5 shooting.
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