For Brinae Alexander, Lavender Briggs, and other Terp transfers, playing on the biggest stage in college basketball is what pulled them to College Park.
“I knew that the team is in this position consistently,” said Alexander. “This is what I came here for.”
Entering this year’s tournament as a second-seed, the Maryland women’s basketball team stands among the best programs in the country, making it a popular destination for players looking to change teams.
Alexander transferred to Maryland this season after four years at Vanderbilt. The co-captain has had a successful season, reaching her 1,000 career point mark as a Terp. This is her first time playing in the NCAA tournament.
“I knew the tournament was inevitable, but we still had to put our heads down and work hard. But I am very excited to be on this stage,” Alexander said.
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