An ordinary three years in college basketball, right?īut the one constant through those years is Scott and his longtime friend Hart, who have been teammates going back to their AAU days in Philadelphia. In the last few years, Maryland has experienced a Big Ten regular-season title, a COVID shutdown, NIL entering the fray, a mid-season coaching change that led to the program’s worst season in nearly three decades and a complete changeover in the coaching staff, along with countless transfers that have entered and exited the program. The road to Donta Scott becoming a leader at Maryland has been a windy one. While they will have to play a crucial role in Maryland’s success, if Maryland is going to shock the conference it will be on the shoulders of Donta Scott. If that's going to happen it won’t be because of the backcourt transfers in Jahmir Young and Don Carey, and it won’t be because of the promising prospect that is Julian Reese, who Maryland fans hope takes a step forward in his sophomore season. But that doesn't mean Maryland can’t surprise some people in the deepest conference in the country. Willard’s first team at Maryland has little to no expectations, a rarity for a proud program usually filled with expectation in the preseason.

Now, with the Kevin Willard era here, it’s Scott’s turn to take the reigns of this iteration of Maryland basketball as the longest-tenured Terp - along with Hakim Hart - and the most complete player on the roster. From Aaron Wiggins to Jalen Smith to Darryl Morsell to Eric Ayala and even an entire coaching staff, Scott has seen Terp greats come and go. Donta Scott, who is entering his fourth season with Maryland men’s basketball, has seen plenty of talent and leadership exit College Park.

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