(Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post)After a thrilling 88-82 overtime win over Richmond in the Barclays Center Classic semifinals Friday night, Maryland will have a chance to win its fourth consecutive holiday tournament Saturday night against Kansas State. By the second half, the energy was much different on the offensive end, with Trimble and Cowan leading the attack with consistent penetration in the lane. This opened up three-point opportunities for Huerter and Jackson, who combined to hit three crucial triples in the second half as Maryland went on a 25-9 run and eventually forced overtime. We came out in the second half and changed our mindset,” Huerter said. “I don’t know if we’re going to have Damonte tomorrow night,” Turgeon said.

Source: Washington Post November 26, 2016 12:00 UTC