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Edward Lee

Lack of offense dooms Maryland men’s basketball in 73-51 loss to No. 1 seed Alabama in NCAA Tournament second round

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The well ran dry for the Maryland men’s basketball team.

Offense — or more accurately, a lack thereof — contributed to the No. 8 seed Terps losing, 73-51, to overall No. 1 seed Alabama in an NCAA Tournament second-round game Saturday night before an announced 15,198 at Legacy Arena.

Maryland (22-13) got a team-high 14 points from sophomore power forward Julian Reese and 12 points from graduate student point guard Jahmir Young, but the team was denied its 15th overall Sweet 16 berth and first since 2016 largely because of its inability to score.

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