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[QUOTE="TerpWomenFan, post: 3137580, member: 6445"] If I don't count the 2018 class Maryland is at 40%. this decade (10 out of 25). It drops to 36% with the 2018 class. The 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 classes really hurt. That was a whopping 53%. But if you deduct the four players who were graduate transfers then it drops to 24%. (only 6 non graduate transfers out of 25 this decade not counting the 2018 class). This is not as bad as I thought. The period between 2013 and 2016 drops to 27% . [/QUOTE]
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