EPISODE · Feb 27, 2025 · 37 MIN
2013-2015 Maryland forward and second-generation Terp Jon Graham
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Jon Graham, a 6'8 forward from Baltimore, played two seasons for the Terps from 2013-2015 after transferring from Penn State. Graham, the son of Terps legend Ernie Graham, talked about his decision to come to Maryland, what it was like having an all-timer for a father, playing for Mark Turgeon, and when he knew Melo Trimble was the real deal. He also shares some great perspective on how Maryland could better connect with past generations of players through events like Shell Shock and The Basketball Tournament (TBT). Presented by Vision Media Solutions. 0:00 - Intro 1:25 - Why Penn State? 2:51 - Transferring to Maryland 4:23 - Learning how good his dad (Ernie Graham) was 8:07 - Playing against Penn State for first time 11:30 - 2014-2015 Season 16:08 - Mark Turgeon’s Coaching 19:55 - Loss to West Virginia in 2015 NCAA Tournament 21:44 - Being fundamentally sound 23:18 - Short length 24:20 - Value of Shell Shock and TBT 26:00 - What are you doing now? 27:55 - Recognizing alumni 29:45 - Thoughts on this year’s Maryland team 34:32 - 2014-2015 vs. 2024-2025 35:41 - Final thoughts @TBTTerps on X @ShellShockTBT on IG Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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Jon Graham, a 6'8 forward from Baltimore, played two seasons for the Terps from 2013-2015 after transferring from Penn State. Graham, the son of Terps legend Ernie Graham, talked about his decision to come to Maryland, what it was like having an all-timer for a father, playing for Mark Turgeon, and when he knew Melo Trimble was the real deal.
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2013-2015 Maryland forward and second-generation Terp Jon Graham
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