From Duke's Cooper Flagg and his loaded freshman class to Texas' Tre Johnson, first-year players are making a widespread impact across the sport. One of the most productive among them is Maryland's Derik Queen.

It was another excellent week for Maryland men's basketball. The Terrapins downed the Cornhuskers in Nebraska before coming back home to dominate the Iowa Hawke

Maryland center Derik Queen is a legitimate candidate for Big Ten Freshman of the Year, but he faces stiff competition.

Derik Queen had 24 points to lead five Maryland players in double figures and the 25th-ranked Terrapins ended Nebraska’s four-game winning streak with an 83-75 victory.

When five-star center Derik Queen committed to Maryland, most people assumed he would play a large role for the Terrapins on the court. The Terrapins have several key players they rely on every night like guard Ja'Kobi Gillespie,

Freshman center Derik Queen registered his eighth double-double of the season on a game-high 24 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Terps.

The No. 20 Maryland Terrapins have established themselves as a serious threat in the Big Ten as the season enters its final stretch. A key reason for their success has been freshman sensation Derik Queen,

Maryland star big man Derik Queen put up a historic stat line last weekend that hasn't been done by a first-year player in college basketball in at least 20 years. Queen recorded 29 points, 15 rebounds and five assists to become the first freshman in Division l basketball to record at least 25 points,

The freshman standout scored a season-high 29 points and was instrumental to the Terps stretching their second-half lead for a 90-81 victory at Xfinity Center.

No. 20 Maryland men’s basketball center Derik Queen was named Big Ten Freshman of the Week for the fifth time this season, the conference announced Monday. Queen was crucial in the Terps’ wins over Nebraska and Iowa,