"Turtle power" peaked in the 2002 NCAA tournament, when the Maryland Terrapins put together an overpowering run to capture the national championship. Under longtime coach Gary Williams, the Terps racked up a 32-4 record during the 2001-2002 season, which culminated with the only championship of Maryland's long history. This triumphant team is well represented within this group of (5) wood flooring souvenirs.



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2001-2002 Maryland Terrapins Men's Basketball team-signed 12" x 12" parquet tile, with (11) autographs averaging ("9"-"10") strength, with: Earl Badu (d.2012) with "#4" inscription, Ryan Randle with "#33." Chris Wilcox with "#54," Gary Williams (head coach), Steve Blake with "#25," Tahj Holden with "45," Byron Mouton with "#1," Dave Dickerson (assistant coach), Andre Collins with "#10," Lonny Baxter with "#35," and Juan Dixon with "#3." The four quadrants of this parquet have separated, however they still align properly.



Juan Dixon (2002 NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player) single-signed 12" x 12" parquet tile ("9"), with "3, 2002 NCAA Champs!" inscriptions.



2002 Final Four floor cuts (3) measuring 5-1/2 x 2-1/4". Mounted on painted wood display bases, these blocks are all impressed with "National Champions." The bases are identically labeled in gold lettering with the legend "University of Maryland Terrapins NCAA National Champions Men's Basketball Georgia Dome - April 1, 2002." Each comes with a COA and cover letter.



Autographs come with auction LOA from James Spence/JSA. Opening Bid $100.