In the early 1990s, Michigan basketball had the Fab Five. Maryland has the Crab Five. The Crab Five — applied to the No. 16 ...
Maryland’s success has been fueled by its starting lineup, dubbed the “Crab Five.” Freshman center Drik Queen, junior guard ...
What started as a burner account’s tweet turned into a team-endorsed nickname that’s taken the fan base by storm and put money into players’ pockets.
The starting five of Ja'Kobi Gillespie, Rodney Rice, Selton Miguel, Julian Reese and Derik Queen has been tabbed "The Crab Five" by Terps fans. It is, of course, a play on words from Michigan's ...
Maryland’s starters are averaging 69.2 points per game. That's easily the top mark in men's Division I basketball. The unit even has a new nickname ...
Welcome back to The Diamondback Sports Digest. Every week, we send you a rundown of the latest Maryland athletics news. It’s ...
Willard spoke about Rice's consistency, Queen reacted to Willard's "if he was European and white" quote, both players talked about the Crab Five nickname and more. "Yeah, I think those guys have ...
Maryland Coach Kevin Willard needed some time before he understood the new nickname his starting five has earned.
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