MM 4.8: Maryland men’s basketball alum Jahmir Young earns All-G League second team honors

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While his career as an NBA player has not progressed as exponentially as he and many Terps fans would have hoped, former Maryland men’s basketball guard Jahmir Young has carved out a spot for himself in the G League with the Sioux Falls Skyforce.

Young’s consistent performances were honored with an all-G League second team recognition Tuesday.

All-@nbagleague team honors for Jahmir pic.twitter.com/WbZZmxXIbt

— Sioux Falls Skyforce (@SFSkyforce) April 7, 2026

The former Terp averaged 26 points, 8.9 assists, and 4.6 rebounds while playing an average of 38.1 minutes across 25 games with the Skyforce. He had the second-highest points per game and fifth-highest assists per game of any player in the G League.

Young currently holds the record for most consecutive 20-point games for the Skyforce, having accomplished the feat 18 consecutive times.

Young has also featured in 11 games for the Miami Heat this season, totaling 51 minutes and 20 points over that span. He’ll look to earn more attention from them when he features in the NBA Summer League, which will begin on July 9.

In other news​

Maryland men’s lacrosse’s Riley Reese was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week.

Riley Reese has been named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week!

️ https://t.co/reZJTMCa92#BeTheBestpic.twitter.com/Ql9mDnNmFv

— Maryland Men's Lacrosse (@TerpsMLax) April 7, 2026

Maryland women’s basketball guard Oluchi Okananwa announced her return to the Terps.

. @oluchi_okananwa is OFFICIALLY BACK pic.twitter.com/6ipqTHWV7x

— Maryland Women’s Basketball (@TerpsWBB) April 7, 2026

Maryland men’s basketball has reportedly been in contact with multiple guards since the transfer portal opened at midnight Tuesday, including FAU’s Devin Vanterpool, Cleveland State’s “Ice” Emery, and Charleston Southern’s A’Lahn Sumler

FAU guard Devin Vanterpool will do zoom meetings with Maryland, Ohio State, Georgetown and Oklahoma State today, source told @thefieldof68.

Mississippi State and Providence are tomorrow.

Auburn, Texas A&M and Kentucky all in mix as well.

— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanHoops) April 7, 2026

Maryland men’s basketball extended an offer to class of 2028 forward AJ Williams, a five-star prospect and the top ranked prospect of his class.

Blessed to receive an offer from the University of Maryland. #AGTGpic.twitter.com/oocWsbBNTB

— Aj (@aj4williams) April 7, 2026

Maryland football is among the final contenders for the signature of four-star class of 2027 OLB/EDGE Rion Jackson.

AGTG pic.twitter.com/QJFhqGwNC4

— Rion Jackson15 (@RionJackson15) April 7, 2026

Former Maryland men’s lacrosse defender and current Terps defensive coordinator Jesse Bernhardt has retired from professional lacrosse.

Thank You Jesse

Jesse Bernhardt announces retirement from professional lacrosse after 13 years. pic.twitter.com/U63DO1un16

— Denver Outlaws (@DenverOutlaws) April 7, 2026

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