College Park – With a surveillance from at least 12 NBA teams present for the top ten between Maryland and Rutgers, Derik Queen gave them a show.

Ratu, an adult new student center from Baltimore, which is expected to leave after this season for the NBA Draft, collects the 29 highest career points, 15 rebounds and five assists to trigger Terspes No. 18 became a 90-81 victory over Rutgers visiting Sunday afternoon before announcing 17,069 at the Xfinity Center.

Maryland (18-6, 8-5 Big Ten) rose back from the defeat of 73-70 Thursday in the state of Ohio. It has collected fifth victory in the last six matches and seventh in the last nine and may have done quite a lot to remain in the Top 25 Associated Press poll when the ranking is updated on Monday.

“The last match, we slipped,” Queen said. “We spent free throwing, we basically gave the game. So we know we have to go back and put our feet on their necks. “

If Terss remains in the poll, they will have a queen, graduate student, a small attacker Selton Miguel and the second shooting guard of Rodney Rice, mostly grateful for their appearance against the Scarlet Knights. Miguel scored 14 of 17 points in the first half and added three rebounds and two assists, while the Queen registered the second double-double-double-double this season and the seventh whole when she collected 13 points and 10 rebounds in the opening frame.

After posting 13 points and eight rebounds but lost 6 from 13 free throwing in a setback to Buckeyes, the queen took it himself to start her game.

“I know I have to be better,” he said. “I feel like things are going according to my wishes, and my teammates continue to give me the ball and trust me to play.”

Queen’s eruption did not surprise coach Kevin Willard.

“I’ve seen it all year long,” he said. “So I didn’t think that was the first time. The first game he played in college, I thought he had 22 and 20. So I didn’t think it was important who was playing or who watched. He is just a good player. He went to Purdue and had 26. So, nothing was surprising. “

In the second half, Rice scored 12 of its 19 points. And Junior Point Guard Ja’kobi Gillespie is finished with 14 points, five rebounds, three assists and two steals.

Julian Reese, a native of Randallstown and graduate of St. Frances, who have reached two digits in the assessment in his last four starts and the last five of the six, were hampered by bad problems when he took his second violation in the middle of the first half and continued to be a bench until the second. He only has four points and more turnover (three) than rebounds and blocks (each two) before littering with 4:37 left in the game.

Son -surveillance from the NBA teams such as Portland Trailblazers, San Antonio Spurs and Utah Jazz attended the game to see Queen and fellow new students Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper from Rutgers. Bailey, a shooting guard, and Harper, Point Guard, is projected by several people as prospect No. 2 and 3 behind Duke’s new students, Power Forward Cooper Flagg, and Ratu are seen as the first round of choice to the middle to the end.

For at least one match, Ratu beat Duo Scarlet Knights. Harper, NBA Champion Putra five times Ron Harper Sr. and Detroit Pistons’s younger brother, small striker Ron Harper Jr., compiled 20 points, four assists and four rebounds. But Bailey was hunted by Rice and only managed four points, four rebounds, three assists, two stole and three turnovers.

After the match, coach Rutgers Steve Pikiell said Bailey was disturbed by flu attacks that contributed to excellent sightseeing.

The queen showed off a variety of skills. He looked comfortable with his back to the basket when he drove from a rotten line, jumped high to rebound on the offensive and defensive glass (he had the six best offensive boards of the game), and showed a deft touch when he found a teammate for open jumpers or dunks Guntur.

When he stood on a rotten line at the end of the match, Queen was filtered by students, who shouted, “One more year!”

Queen’s game on the path is equipped with the greatness of Maryland from a distance of 3 points. Miguel (five points 3), rice (three) and Gillespie (two) combined for 10 out of 27 sightseeing (37%) which is very contrasting with 3 of 13 of the violation performance (23.1%) in losses in Buckeyes.

Terss started with a bad start, spending their first eight shots and opened the door for Rutgers to lead 4-0. But Maryland scored seven of the next nine points to jump forward, 7-6.