Reflections on INRCP

kgoon1590 posted 4/2/2008 from kgooncp.blogspot.com [flag]

Well, we struggled against it, but basketball season at the University of Maryland is over. No more watching the Terps on the court - even when they play badly, that's sad news. [link]

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