Former Maryland men's basketball star Jahmir Young is making serious noise in the NBA G League, earning a well-deserved spot on the All-G League Second Team. While his NBA journey with the Miami Heat is still developing, Young has been absolutely dominant for the Sioux Falls Skyforce, proving he's a player to watch.

His stats tell the story of a premier playmaker: averaging an impressive 26 points, 8.9 assists, and 4.6 rebounds per game. Those numbers ranked him second in scoring and fifth in assists across the entire G League. Young's scoring consistency is historic for the franchise, as he now holds the Skyforce record with 18 consecutive 20-point games.

This recognition is a major milestone that highlights his hard work and sets the stage for a critical offseason. All eyes will be on Young when he suits up for the Miami Heat in the NBA Summer League, starting July 9, as he looks to turn his G League excellence into a permanent NBA roster spot.

In other Terps news, the athletic success continues across campus. Maryland men's lacrosse standout Riley Reese was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week, showcasing the defensive tenosity that defines champions. Meanwhile, Maryland women's basketball received a huge boost with the announcement that standout guard Oluchi Okananwa will return to College Park.

On the recruiting trail, Maryland men's basketball is actively shaping its future, reportedly making contact with several high-profile guards in the transfer portal, including FAU's Devin Vanterpool, signaling an exciting offseason ahead for Terps fans.