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The Terps were picked to win the Big Ten by the league's head coaches and media panel.4 in the AP Preseason Poll, as well as in the Sports Illustrated and Preseason Polls. 13 in the latest AP Poll and in the USA Today Coaches Poll. The Terps also return 10 of 11 letterwinners and 93 percent of their scoring from last year's team that led the nation in scoring (90.8). The 2021-22 Terrapins return all five starters from last year's Big Ten championship squad.Katie Benzan was named a candidate for the Senior CLASS Award in December.Junior Diamond Miller and Owusu were named to the Wooden Top 50, Watch Watch and Naismith Trophy watch lists to start the season. Reese was named to the Katrina McClain Award Watch List and Owusu was named to the Nancy Lieberman Award Watch List this week. Reese and junior Ashley Owusu were named to the Wooden Award Late Top 20 List on Jan. Sophomore Angel Reese was one of 15 players in the country named to the Naismith Defensive Player of the Watch List on Jan.Shyanne Sellers was named Big Ten Sixth Player of the Year and was named to the All-Freshman Team. Katie Benzan earned Second Team honors from the media panel and Honorable Mention honors from the coaches. Chloe Bibby, Diamond Miller and Ashley Owusu earned All-Big Ten Second Team honors from both groups. She was also named to the All-Big Ten Defensive Team. Angel Reese earned All-Big Ten First Team honors from the league's head coaches and media panel.2 in the league in three-point percentage (.448). 8 in the country and is second in the Big Ten in assist/turnover ratio (2.89). She is leading the Big Ten in rebounds (331) and in double-doubles. Angel Reese is second in the nation in offensive rebounds (5.3) and No. Angel Reese scored 21 points with nine boards and Ashley Owusu added 21 points. Diamond Miller led the way with 24 point and nine rebounds. Most recently, the fourth-seeded Terps cruised past 12th-seeded Florida Gulf Coast, 89-65, Sunday in the NCAA Second Round.The Terps are 10-4 in the Sweet Sixteen and 6-3 under Frese. The Terrapins have earned a top-four seed 21 times in their 29 NCAA Tournament appearances and 14 times in head coach Brenda Frese's 20 postseasons.Frese has led the Terrapins to 10 Sweet Sixteens, six Elite Eights, three Final Fours and the 2006 NCAA Championship. In their 16 appearances under head coach Brenda Frese, the Terrapins are 38-15 (.717). The Terps are 50-27 (.649) all-time in the NCAA Tournament. This is Maryland's 29th NCAA Tournament appearance. Including this season, the Terps have earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament in each of the last 12 seasons.