A look at Maryland's Division I men's basketball programs

BALTIMORE, Maryland -- There are eight Maryland Division I men's basketball teams that do not regularly play in College Park. Here's a look at how each one is expected to fare this season.

Coppin State

Coach: Michael Grant, second season

Last year: 12-20; finished seventh in Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference

Outlook: Coppin State made good on its promise to be more explosive on offense last season, leading the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference in scoring at 71.6 points per game and connecting on a program-record 294 3-pointers.

The Eagles were also one of the worst rebounding teams in the MEAC. They surrendered a league-high 42.8 rebounds per game and were outrebounded an average of 10.7 boards per game, worst in the conference.

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