Women's NCAA Tournament has generally lacked excitement, but that was not an issue in College Park on Monday, as No. seed 4 Maryland came back from a 17-point second-half deficit to stun No. 5 seed Alabama in double-overtime,

The Terrapins advance to play top-seeded South Carolina, but to get there they had to overcome a career-high 45 points by Alabama’s Sarah Ashlee Barker — and a 17-point Crimson Tide lead in the third quarter.

The Maryland Terrapins captured the attention of the entire sporting world last night, as freshman center Derik Queen nailed a game-winning shot to send the Ter

Derik Queen banked in a fadeaway jumper at the buzzer, and Maryland advanced to the Sweet 16 in a thriller, beating Colorado State 72-71 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament

Maryland Terrapins freshman Derik Queen lifted the team into the Sweet 16 but college basketball fans wondered if the refs missed a traveling violation.