Maryland's Derik Queen buries Colorado State with buzzer-beater to advance to Sweet 16

Derik Queen is the king of March Terrapins in Maryland He entered Sweet 16 as he hit the beaters of Colorado State’s buzzer Sunday night.

Maryland had a last property in the 71-70 game, and the game was less than four seconds after the Queen got her inbound pass and immediately turned to the right and started shooting towards the net.

Colorado has always had a lot of defense against him as he drove to the left. The queen was forced to perform off-shots and needed to stand out from the glass to redirect to the hoop.

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Maryland Terrapins center headed to the rim against Jaylen Crocker-Johnson, the Colorado Rams, in the first half. (Steven Bisig-Imagn image)

The touch is perfect, just like when the buzzer sounds, the ball goes through twine, which gives us the first buzzer for the crazy March this year.

Maryland rushed into court as the crowd fell into a fever, and the queen was in pure elation.

The Queens finished the second round with 17 points, 6 rebounds and 1 assist, but everyone will remember a shot that sent them to Sweet 16.

Colorado, The team that had fought back a lot this season took a fixed seven-point lead at the end of the half. Considering they had to play Memphis in the second half of the first round against Memphis, they knew Maryland’s hair was on fire, and they knew their season was there.

But the Rams couldn’t stop the terps from returning to the game, although they passed through the clutch when they needed it most as Jalen Lake buried a three-pointer and six seconds left to lead one point.

Maryland Terrence center Derik Queen celebrated with her teammates after winning the game against the Colorado Rams. (Stephen Brashear-Imagn image)

Lake scored 13 points, with the three-point field 10-5 and 3-3 in the day.

However, Terps started the perfect show, and when it was time to score a goal to determine the team’s season, the Queens’ Veins were on the ice.

Maryland continues to face the No. 1-seeded Florida Gator, which beat back-to-back national champion UConn Huskies in a thriller earlier Sunday.

The Queens had a higher score and was the team’s leading scorer, although each of the five starting members ended with double-digit points, including Rodney Rice and 16-year-old Julian Reese, brother of WNBA star Angel Reese, with 15 points.