Duke vs Maryland Rivalry Revisited | Maryland Terrapins Basketball News
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In 1980, college basketball was raw and strategic—no three-point line, no shot clock. Duke and Maryland battled with grit, not just talent, in a rivalry that simmered with mutual disdain. With stars like Buck Williams and Gminski’s “Duke Power Company,” both teams clashed in high-stakes games. A dramatic February showdown at Cameron Indoor saw Duke outsmart Maryland with a vintage clock-milking play, sealing a 66-61 win. Earlier, Maryland had crushed them 101-82, forcing a rubber match in the ACC Tournament—a nail-biter Duke won 73-72, ending in controversy. These games weren’t just wins—they were war stories from an era where strategy, emotion, and heart ruled the hardwood.
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