a gritty Terp forward from Maryland’s 2001 Final Four era
LaRon Cephas was a Maryland forward best known as a low-usage, high-effort role player on the Terrapins’ 2001 Final Four team, contributing in 14 games while averaging 5.3 minutes, 1.5 points, and 1.4 rebounds in the season cited by Maryland athletics. His differentiators were toughness and rebounding-for-his-size rather than scoring punch, and the available record suggests he was valued for hustle more than volume production. There is no current playing-performance data because he is not an active college athlete; he passed away in 2007, so he is relevant mainly as a historical Terp rather than a current roster fit.[2][1]
