Rasheed Sulaimon to play at Maryland

Posted May 11, 2015
Former Duke guard Rasheed Sulaimon told ESPN he has committed to Maryland and will spend his final season in college with the Terps. "For everything I've been through, my family and I wanted me to be at a place where I trusted everyone," Sulaimon said. Sulaimon, who was dismissed from the Blue Devils program in January, visited College Park over the weekend and met with athletic director Kevin Anderson, president Wallace D. Loh and the Maryland players. (ESPN.com)

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