Derik Queen was the star of a showdown with Rutgers' two star freshmen. Queen scored a career-high 29 points with 15 rebounds, and 18th-ranked Maryland turned back the Scarlet Knights 90-81. The game had close to 50 NBA scouts credentialed. The 6-foot-10 Queen made by far the biggest impact of the three standout freshmen.
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“Them two is like, my guys, and obviously we’re all in the race of freshman of the year,” Queen said. “On the court, it’s competitive, and I just wanted to set myself aside and just let them know that I want the freshman of the year.” Queen blocked Bailey’s shot as Maryland took control of the game during the first half. Queen’s putback dunk gave the Terrapins a 69-62 lead in the second.
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