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OT: North Carolina Floods

Looking at the devastation in videos is heartbreaking. Many people lost everything. It is expected to take weeks to rebuild roads and infrastructure. Most of the deaths associated with the hurricane are in western NC. These folks need our prayers and support. If you would like to donate, Samaritans Purse is a great organization. They are actually located in the region and have mobilized volunteers and resources. Please help, that’s what Americans do.

OT: UMD Approves October 7th Anniversary Celebration

Absolutely disgusting and indefensible

Flood Pines' office with complaints about this.

$$$$$ line right here no matter where you stand on this whole thing:
Would any university allow a student organization to burn crosses on its campus to celebrate the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.? To celebrate the anniversary of 9/11 by calling for new Al Qaeda attacks?

OT: Fire Brandon Hyde

I'm done with him. He did a masterful job getting the team through the rebuild, but we've gone as far as he can take us. I'm tired of his overmanaging, except for when he really does have to make a managerial decision, and then he just sits on his hands. He doesn't have his players backs when they're getting abused by umpires. He has to go. I'm so angry we wasted a season with a bona fide ace.

***Indiana Game Thread***

We’re about 20 minutes from kickoff between the Terps and Hoosiers in Bloomington. Weather is likely to play a factor as it rained overnight and it’s expected to rain throughout the afternoon.

As to the keys to this one, it is likely to be as simple as, ‘can Maryland slow down Indiana’s passing attack?’ And with that, can Maryland force a turnover or two?

On offense, the Terps will look to keep feeding Felton, but he will face a very good Indiana pass defense today. Can he keep up the pace of the past four weeks?

Maryland Club to open for upcoming hoops season

COLLEGE PARK, MD – Maryland Athletics announced the Maryland Club will open for the 2024-25 Terrapin men’s and women’s basketball seasons overlooking Gary Williams Court at XFINITY Center.

The Maryland Club will be a showcase venue as part of the comprehensive partnership with global premium experiences company Legends. The Maryland Club is an all-inclusive premium club on basketball game days, providing an elevated bar, dining and social experience. With an unparalleled view of the main court, it will be the premier gathering place for Terp fans to enjoy drinks, food, and the best college basketball in the country. The Maryland Club will debut to the public on Monday, Nov. 4as the Terrapin men’s basketball team hosts Manhattan.

“The opening of the Maryland Club is a centerpiece of Maryland Athletics reimagining the Terrapin fan and alumni experience,” said Damon Evans, Barry P. Gossett Director of Athletics. “Our partnership with Legends demonstrates a major investment to our fanbase and I can’t wait for them to come out to join us at the Maryland Club for a night they will never forget while cheering on their Terps.”

On non-gamedays, the Maryland Club will serve as an exclusive private social club, showcasing a refined bar, elegant dining room, upscale lounges, private event spaces, and collaborative workspaces. A place where members can work, dine, and socialize, surrounded by the pride of Maryland Athletics and the University of Maryland.

Maryland Athletics also announced the creation of a new Club Seating section, just steps from the main court behind the northside basketball hoop. This new 200-seat section will come with exclusive access to the Maryland Club, in-seat food and beverage service, high-back padded chairs with side tables, and commanding views of Maryland men’s and women’s Basketball games.
Terrapin Club members will have an exclusive opportunity through October 22 to learn more about the amenities and benefits of the Maryland Club and Club Seating. If availability remains after October 22, the Maryland Club and Club Seating will be made available to the general public. For more information, please visit https://themarylandclub.com/. For further questions, please contact our team at premiumseating@umd.edu.

Legends has vast experience operating membership clubs and premium hospitality in professional, collegiate, and international venues globally, including at SoFi Stadium, AT&T Stadium, BMO Stadium, Cowboys Club at The Star, Spurs Club at The Rock at La Cantera, Doak Campbell Stadium (Florida State), Etihad Stadium, Santiago Bernabéu, and Yankee Stadium. As well, Legends’ is the leader in advising university athletic departments on identifying opportunities to enhance fan experiences and optimize revenue streams on new and renovated facility projects, having partnered on Northwestern, University of Kansas, University of Notre Dame, University of Oklahoma, University of Southern California, University of Utah, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Villanova University, and San Diego State University, amongst others.

CORE architecture + design, based in Washington, DC, led the design of the Maryland Club.

Tai Felton named to Biletnikoff watch list

COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Senior wide receiver Tai Felton has been named to the Biletnikoff Award Watch List, the Tallahassee Quarterback Club announced today, Oct. 2. The award is presented annually to college football's most outstanding receiver, regardless of position. Anyone who catches a pass is eligible for the award.

Felton is part of five in-season additions to the watchlist on the heels of his blistering start to the season. Felton currently leads the Big Ten in receptions (46) and receiving yards (642) and is tied for third in receiving TDs (5). His reception and receiving yard numbers both rank third overall among FBS players.

The 2023 All-Big Ten honoree had at least 100 receiving yards and a receiving touchdown in each of his first four games of the season. He is the first player in program history to start a season with four consecutive 100-yard games and just the third Big Ten player to do so since 1996, joining Garrett Wilson of Ohio State in 2020 and Charles Rogers of Michigan State in 2002. Felton also became just the second Terp in program history to have any four consecutive games with 100+ receiving yards, tying the mark Jermaine Lewis set in 1994.

Felton is the only Maryland player since 1996 with 600+ receiving yards in the team's first five games. His 642 receiving yards are the most by a Big Ten receiver through his team's first five games since Indiana's Ty Fryfogle recorded 642 yards in 2020

Semifinalists for the award will be announced on Nov. 18, 2024 and three finalists will be named on Nov. 26, 2024. The Biletnikoff Award Winner will be announced on The Home Depot College Football Awards, which will air live on ESPN on Dec. 12, 2024.
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Same 'Ol

Oh look, the B1G won't admit they again have refs favor only certain teams, they don't have to, it is obvious.

I always maintain, better teams don't get calls, getting calls makes teams better, ask Va Tech.

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This sleighed me... Terp and dead terrorists related

With Israel picking off all the Hamas and Hezbollah leaders and now their backups as well leaving them essentially to play with walk ons and also eliminating one of the lead devils Hassan Nasrallah... I read this in one of the X random replies

"Allah is like 0 and 50 in his last 50 wars.. he is the Mike Locksley of deities."

I followed 3 teams this weekend. Ultimately all underwhelmed…

The Terps won the underwhelming part again. The plethora of self-inflicted penalties, ineffective OL play and shitty defense won’t win many games.

The Canes won, but it was a bit shady.

Auburn auburned. Snatched defeat from the jaws of victory, again, vs a top tier team. Now they go to GA then Mizzou.

The Canes D is as bad as the Terps. Auburn’s O is similar to the Terps, but they can actually run the football. All 3 have warts. The Canes and Tigers would both, right now, beat up the Terps. 🤷‍♂️
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