Skip to main content

See how incredible the Maryland Terrapins Big Ten championship rings look

See Maryland’s incredible Big Ten championship rings originally appeared on NBC Sports Washington

These Big Ten championship rings for the Maryland Terrapins men’s basketball team are, in a word, fire.

The Terps finished the 2019-20 season as co-champions in perhaps the best conference in college basketball, taking down Michigan at home to clinch the title.

It would, unfortunately, end up being the last time they played, as a result of the canceled postseason tournaments with COVID-19. While disappointing for a team that had championship aspirations, it was still fun to see the team get to end their season with a win and a trophy.

Now six months later, they’ve earned championship rings to go with their memories, and the rings look incredible.

These look terrific. It’s not easy creating a ring for a school that has so many colors in its repertoire, but they managed to find a perfect, sleek combination.

Star senior point guard Anthony Cowan Jr., whose ring is the example shown in the team’s post, agreed that the rings were fantastic.

Cowan, a local hero, entered his senior season with one goal on his mind: to hang a banner. Now, his team’s legacy will forever be enshrined in these rings.

Maryland also shared some of the thinking behind various aspects of the ring’s design.

Several essential ingredients for a great Maryland home game are included, and it makes it even more fitting that the team got to finish their season (and career, for some) on Maryland’s home court. That is represented in the ring, making it even more personalized than usual.

This ring is indisputably great, and the Maryland players definitely earned the right to wear them proudly. Hopefully, this won’t be the only championship ring in the program’s future.

Hoyas fall to Villanova, set Big East losing-streak record

WASHINGTON (AP) — Caleb Daniels made six 3-pointers and scored 20 points, Brandon Slater added 14 points and Villanova beat Georgetown 73-57 on Wednesday night to extend the Hoyas' regular-season conference losing streak to 25 games. The Georgetown loss broke a tie with DePaul for the longest regular-season losing streak in Big East Conference history. The Hoyas went 0-19 in the conference last season while going 6-25 overall, including a 21-game losing streak. The Hoyas also lost their final regular-season Big East game in 2020-21, before going on a surprising four-game run at Madison Square Garden in New York to claim the conference tournament title.
Read Next Story