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Playing for the Israeli national team, Doron brought the Under-20 Division B European Championship to the team in 2005 averaging 24.7 points per game.
In her sophomore campaign Doron led the Terps to the National Championship in a 78-75, overtime victory against Duke. She scored 24 total points in the Final Four. With all but two players returning to the national championship team, Brenda Frese’s crew is poised for a repeat. Doron and second-team All American Crystal Langhorne will lead the Terps as they attempt to become the first team to win back-to-back titles since Connecticut won three straight championships from 2002-2004.
“I think we have 95 to 97 percent of our players returning,” Kristi Toliver said. “The attitude around here is playing to win games. We know we have a target on our back but we are ready for the challenge.”
All five starters from the championship game will be returning to the roster next year.
This summer the Terps toured Europe visiting Prague, Vienna, Budapest and Paris. Since returning from that tour the team has been practicing sporadically with each other due to class schedules.
“We use a buddy system,” Doron said. “I have to find someone to practice with in the mornings so we can get each other’s rebounds.”
This year the Terps welcome new staff member Becky Bonner as assistant director of basketball operations. Bonner has no college coaching experience but did play four years of Division-I basketball with Stanford and Boston Universities.



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Jim Steinmetz said:
It's particularly unfair to say that Hurley was a nice college player but a marginal pro - he was in a gruesome accident that essentially destroyed his NBA career. What's next? Are you going to say Jay Williams was a disappointment?
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Examiner Reader said:
I'm still scratching my head trying find any similarities between Kevin Love and Larry Bird. Love is a low post player who can hit an outside shot if he's left unguarded, Larry Bird was a great outside shooter who could penetrate. Love lumbers down the court like a Clydesdale, Bird could run like a quarter horse. Other than the fact that they're both white and both are good, they're as different as could be.
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notme said:
Also, USC playing better as the season progressed? As shown by their 6-4 record in the last 10 games? Or their 12-8 record over the past 20 games? Oh, wait, USC actually was most successful EARLY in the season.
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notme said:
Did Dickey even watch the Pac-10 finals? Only a little help from Love? I guess, if only offense counts. Of course, the real reason UCLA won the game is that Love totally shut down Brook Lopez in the second half.
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Larry Williams said:
How can you talk about a resurgence of college hoops in the area and not mention the only school from Baltimore to win a National Championship ad has the best chance to reach the NCAA Division I tourny this year: Morgan State University!! Is it because Morgan plays in the predominately Black college MEAC. or have you become conditioned to disregard any accomlishments by this great university, just like the rest of the sports journalist in this city?
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Examiner Reader said:
Joe Mclean is like a breath of fresh air,especially in a time when the very life we live seems to be suffocating from the nonsensical stinch that's presently being emitted from a misguided generation of African/american youth that somehow seems insurmountable and even far too complex for the creator Himself to resolve. Joe is one of the most well rounded young brothers I know. He's a possitve role model and a gift to any parent. That's why I'm overwhelmed at the very fact of his existance and forever grateful to my Lord for allowing me to be his POP-POP. Thanks Joe, keep up the good work.
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Great story, Ron!!!! said:
Ron, I love this story on the Terp freshmen WBB players getting ahead, as well as the other tidbits you wove into the story. Thank you very much for writing this one. If you need another idea, how about one on the three outstanding Lady Terps that won gold medals this summer playing for the USA?!? Keep up the great work. Thanks, again.
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Examiner Reader said:
i thank that this is going to be a good thing for mason ,cam is a will rounded player he wiil add big games in the wins .
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