Sibling Support: Angel Reese Is Having a Big Sister Moment as Julian Reese and Jahmir Young Lead Maryland to a 103–76 Victory Over Rider

She may be missing from the LSU’s starting lineup, but Angel Reese made it a point to show up with support and solidarity for her sibling. The Bayou Barbie heaped praise on her little brother Julian after the Maryland Terrapins thrashed the Rider Broncs in a 103-76 home-court win.

Julian Reese and Jahmir Young played an instrumental role in securing Maryland’s significant victory, making Angel proud.

Angel Reese hypes her kid bro

In a recent reposted tweet on X, Angel Reese showered her love for her brother. The post was titled – “Julian Reese (@Reese10Julian) is the only @bigten men’s player in the last 20 seasons to go for at least 20/10/4/3 while shooting at least 80%.”

Julian Reese proved to be a force to be reckoned with across the court. He scored 22 points, 12 rebounds, 4 blocks, and 3 steals, with a field goal percentage of 82.4. In a recent matchup against UMBC, Julian scored 15 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, reigning the court. His ability to hoop, rebound, and block makes him a versatile asset to the Terrapins.

On the other hand, Jahmir Young also made a significant contribution of 22 points to Maryland’s victory. He has been an impactful contributor to the team’s success. Against UMBC, Young’s 20-point score played a crucial role in delivering Maryland a 92-68 win.

It was the Terps’ first 100-point game since 2021, and their first against a Division I opponent since 2018. The matchup ended up being Maryland’s 15th win on their home winning streak, with a sheer display of strength and skill.

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Both Julian and Young are like precious gems of the Terrapins. Their collective gameplay provides the team with a potential offense and strong defense.

Julian Reese’s rise to prominence

This season, Julian has been averaging 13.8 points, 9.5 rebounds, and 0.7 assists, with a field goal percentage of 56.6. Moreover, he has evolved as one of the top big men in the league by averaging 11.4 points (the second-best score in the team), and 7.2 rebounds per game.

Last season, Julian was named among the 2023 All-Big Ten Honorable Mention. Started 33 out of 34 games, he also led his team with 42 blocks and added 34 assists and 27 steals.

He scored 14 points with 6-out-of-10 made shots against Alabama in the NCAA Tournament second round. He hooped 17 points and 9 rebounds and grabbed a win over West Virginia in the NCAA Tournament first round.

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This season is surely going to be grand for Julian as he continues to perform with sheer dominance and versatility. No wonder, the Lady Tiger is giving credit where credit is due.