Maryland Terrapins NCAA Basketball News

Memphis transfer Antonio Barton would help stabilize the point guard position for Maryland if he makes his way to College Park.

There's plenty of impressive talent coming out of college and getting ready for the NBA , but some of these prospects are going to disappoint at the next level.

Mar 15, 2013; Greensboro, NC, USA; Maryland Terrapins guard/forward Dez Wells reaches for the ball as Duke Blue Devils forward Ryan Kelly and forward Mason Plumlee are in the background.

Kings basketball president Geoff Petrie and the rest of the front office staff and coach Keith Smart met with the following draft prospects today at the NBA Draft Scouting Combine in Chicago.

After the 2013 NBA champion is crowned, attention will turn to the first round of the June 27 draft.

The Maloofs contemplated their next move after the NBA board of governors voted 22-8 against relocating the Kings to Seattle, rejecting their agreement to sell the franchise to Chris Hansen's Seattle-based ownership group.

A list of the players the Wizards plan to interview at the Chicago pre-draft combine yields some interesting names.

The NBA draft is a great time to dramatically improve a roster, but only if general managers make the right decisions.

Nov 12, 2012; Baltimore, MD, USA; Maryland Terrapins head coach Mark Turgeon tosses a ball to the referee during their game against the Morehead State Eagles at the Comcast Center.

Feb 16, 2013; College Park, MD, USA; Duke Blue Devils forward Mason Plumlee defends Maryland Terrapins center Alex Len at the Comcast Center.

Former Memphis point guard Antonio Barton wrote in a text Sunday to The Baltimore Sun that his visit to Maryland on Friday "went tremendous". Barton wrote that he loved the campus and was impressed with Terps coach Mark Turgeon and his assistants as well as the academic support staff.

Every team hopes to win the lottery to get the first pick of the draft. However, there are plenty of talented players available that would be great fits on certain teams.

In Mike Lelchitski's office at Sports International Group, Inc., the company his father, Boris, founded more than a decade ago after emigrating to the United States from Russia, there is a framed panoramic shot of Comcast Center from the first men's basketball game played there in 2002.

Our NBA Draft profiles continue with Ukrainian-born Alex Len from the Maryland Terrapins, who could either be the association's next great center, or just the next European big man to bust in the NBA.

Former UNLV forward Anthony Bennett will undergo surgery Wednesday to repair a torn left rotator cuff, according to multiple reports.

UNLV draft prospect Anthony Bennett will have rotator cuff surgery on his left shoulder Wednesday, agent Jeff Schwartz told ESPN.com. Bennett will miss all NBA pre-draft workouts, the NBA draft combine and summer league, Schwartz said.

Despite tearing his ACL midway through his freshman campaign, Nerlens Noel remains firmly atop draft boards around the Internet.

Alex Len. Few college players have managed to divide the FTS community so much. So will this Ukrainian-born 7-footer be the next International big man to flop at the NBA level? Or will he have a long and successful career? We can't say for sure at this point, but allow me to show you why I believe it will be the latter.

First it was Nerlens Noel. The extremely talented center for Kentucky had long been a likely No.

Maryland's pursuit of at least one immediately-eligible transfer has been obvious for weeks now, and after missing out on Eli Carter , former Memphis Tiger and Baltimore native Antonio Barton has been the obvious fit.