It could be done. Maryland could have done it if not for the poor Refs.

Is your new head coach at American University. He’ll get his start as a head coach at the same school his old coach, Gary Williams, did.

He should do well, was a high school coach in the District, went to DeMatha, known as a solid recruiter and has paid his dues at UNCG and Mason. Happy for the former Terp.

Is she taking the half off the fill out her portal paperwork. Is there any possibility that she returns to Maryland to be our point guard....yes I am for real. Would Brenda take her back or is she spoiled fruit now?????

Wow, not sure of he wants more money or go chase a title, and I don't want him here.

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He's staying at Villanova.

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with Faith and Brianne returning it looks like a full house couple that with FIVe new Freshman seems like we have a log jam for playing time next season. I am trying to envision a starting Five give we have an AA freshman in the class in Riley Nelson who should get major minutes. THOUGHTS please as i see the swiss gal maybe looking for greener pastures? Maybe Ava Scioli too??

Just heard that on 105.7. That has to start getting attention from high end prospects. Will be interesting to see how many of our guys get their names called at the draft

Part of the Jamfest (Mickey D game yesterday) - Bullis recruit for Brenda. She can shoot for sure. Competition is on Utube.

Sorry, guys, of course Young announcement comes as I literally had to have my phone off for an hour or so.

Confirmed he will be back next season for his COVID year. Absolutely huge news for Maryland as he will likely be preseason All-Big Ten and give Maryland a bonafide star next to DHS. Just massive, massive news as they look to keep this thing rolling.

I fully expect some more moves to happen before this is all said and done.

4-3 GT going to bottom of 3rd. C'mon Dirty Terps!!

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Does S FL become the NCAA basketball mecca in 2023? Hurricane party today! Hope I can squeeze the game in today.

For two more years, great news. Also Lavender Briggs coming back too.

I found this information on a UMD great, Bob Ward. Picture not included.

With 2018 Sugar Bowl approaching, 1951 Sugar Bowl & the late Great Bob "Hardguy" Ward, #28, U. of Md., middle of picture-hand on teammate knee.
Hardguy, Captain of the 1951 Sugar Bowl Champions & National Champions.
Hardguy was just my "MVD".........Most Valuable Dad.
Thank you Hardguy for showing me the correct path.

Interestingly, score visible Sugar Bowl 2nd Qt. 21-0
Final Md 28, Tenn 7
Tennessee “WAS” the undefeated #1 ranked team in nation.
HG member of the College Football Hall of Fame. “ONLY MAN” on planet earth ever in the history of College Football to be voted 1st Team UNANIMOUSLY to EVERY All-American Team on both sides of the ball (50' offense & 51' defense) Sugar Bowl 1951 Champions,
Gator Bowl 1950 Champions,
Captain Undefeated National Champions 1951. Only UofMd player ever to be Team Captain all 4 years.

COLLEGE PARK, MD – Maryland football head coach Michael Locksley announced the hiring of Latrell Scott as the Terrapins running backs coach on Monday.

Scott possesses over 20 years of collegiate coaching experience, including eight seasons as a head coach at the FCS and Division II levels at Richmond, Virginia State and Norfolk State. The coaching veteran was most recently the Passing Game Coordinator/Tight Ends/Inside Receivers Coach at East Carolina for two seasons.

Scott possesses a 46-43 record as head coach, including a 19-3 record at Virginia State in 2013-14. The Trojan’s won their first outright CIAA championship since 1996 and recorded the program's first-ever NCAA playoff appearance and victory during the 2014 Division II Championships, earning Scott CIAA Coach of the Year honors.

In 2013, Scott earned Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID) College Division State Co-Coach of the Year and the Touchdown Club of Richmond’s state Division II/III Coach of the Year accolades after guiding the Trojans to a 9-1 overall record and perfect 7-0 CIAA ledger, which also included a team-first Top 25 ranking in the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) weekly poll.

At East Carolina, Scott played a crucial role in the Pirates having a top-25 offense in 2022 by averaging 461.1 yards per game. His passing offense averaged 290.5 yards per game, the 16th-best mark in the country. In his two years in Greenville, East Carolina won 15 games and eclipsed 400 yards of offense in 16 different games, including 500-plus yards in eight different games.

At Norfolk State from 2015-20, Scott led NSU to its best season in eight years by winning five games against a 2019 schedule that featured a pair of FBS opponents. Scott oversaw an offensive unit that turned in its most prolific performance in the school's Division I history by averaging 28.9 points per game, while ranking second and third in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference in passing and rushing, respectively. Scott had 56 players earn All-MEAC recognition while at Norfolk State.

Before serving as a head coach for eight years, Scott held collegiate assistant coaching positions at Western Carolina (2001), Virginia Military Institute (2002-04), Richmond (2005-07), Tennessee (2008), Virginia (2009) and James Madison (2012) – all on the offensive side of the ball. Scott began his coaching career at the prep school level at Fork Union Military Academy in 1999.

A Richmond native with deep Virginia ties, Scott was a three-year starter at tight end during his playing days at Hampton University and was part of one CIAA championship team and two additional MEAC title winning squads. He also was part of a Pirates team that qualified for the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs.

Scored or assisted on all 32 points for Iowa.

No blue bloods. No NC, Duke, Kentucky, Louisville, UCLA. I guess you can call UCONN a sort of blue blood. The portal or free agency has changed things probably forever. You need a few players from the mid-major level, go get him. Now the coaches have to really earn their money.

at 6 today on Big Network, at home. Hoping for no hangover after upset of #1 UVA on the road last saturday ! FTT

Rivals250 Florida four-star ATH Terek McCant has committed to Maryland. Big pickup from the Sunshine State. More on his commitment at the link below.

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Np here, 3 of elite 8!

By 5.5 points, O/U of 137.5. 2nd meeting of season, Terps won 1st meeting 74-72 as part of ACC/B1G Challenge back on Dec. 2nd on Diamond Miller’s buzzer beater as part of her 31-point game. Terps flustered Irish with a matchup zone, needed in order to combat the size advantage of ND. 3 of Irish starters are 6-4, 6-4, and 6-3 and they absolutely owned the boards in their 1st 2 wins of this tournament outrebounding their opponents 102-57. Averaged 43 rpg on season. Lauren Ebo had 18 rebs in last game and 10 rebs in 1st game of tourney, has 24 points and 28 rebounds. Westbeld also had 15 rebounds last game. Terps have played 2nd toughest schedule in country according to Massey rankings.