Cool story. Some good clips in here

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Loved yelling that back then!!


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SI has an article on Ekeze Jr getting an offer from the Terps. Any info about that?
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The Terps hosted the no. 42 player in the nation for an official visit when SLOT CJ Sadler visited this weekend. Maryland is battling the likes of Michigan, Michigan State, USC and many more for his pledge.

According to his coach Marvin Rushing, the visit could not have gone much better.

“He absolutely loved the visit,” Rushing said. “He was blown away by the quality of people. From the staff, players, and to the community overall.”

Sadler has played his recruitment very close to the vest and hasn’t even released a full official visit schedule yet. Maryland getting him on campus first for an official is massive for the program.

Starting off on the right foot:

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Playing two tomorrow to get ahead of the weather on Sunday.

vs. Ball State at 11 am

vs. Mercyhurst at 7 pm.

Maryland football got a Saturday commitment during its first big official visit weekend, adding local tight end Brayden Marko to the Terps' 2026 recruiting class.

Marko, a 6-foot-6, 240-pound tight end from nearby Gonzaga College High School (D.C.). "[Getting the offer] was everything I've dreamed of after always watching Maryland on TV."

The first-team All-WCAC product provides great size and a prototypical frame at tight end with the ability to block and catch passes.

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Exactly

"After three straight disappointing seasons, Reese is under heavy pressure by the fans to produce next year. She has shown the capability to bring in impact transfers — entering her 20th offseason with Maryland, she will need to do just that."

Very Intriguing Idea

The 2024 play-in matchups might resemble this:

• Big Ten No. 1 seed Oregon Ducks vs. SEC No. 8 Ole Miss Rebels
• Big Ten No. 2 Penn State Nittany Lions vs. SEC No. 7 Texas A&M Aggies
• Big Ten No. 3 Indiana Hoosiers vs. SEC No. 6 South Carolina Gamecocks
• Big Ten No. 4 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. SEC No. 5 LSU Tigers
• Big Ten No. 5 Iowa Hawkeyes vs. SEC No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide
• Big Ten No. 6 Illinois Fighting Illini vs. SEC No. 3 Tennessee Volunteers
• Big Ten No. 7 Michigan Wolverines vs. SEC No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs
• Big Ten No. 8 Minnesota Golden Gophers vs. SEC No. 1 Texas Longhorns

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Obviously in our current state we'd be extremely lucky to get the B1G #8 seed (would likely need to post our first ever winning record in B1G play to get that high) just to be cannon fodder for the SEC #1 seed.

But the reason why I don't ever see this happening is because the lower seeded SEC schools aren't going to have much fun traveling North to get frozen and blown out while a school like Michigan having to travel south wouldn't be intimidated by an atmosphere in Athens, GA. That Iowa-Alabama game would be a pretty good fight to watch but the SEC teams potentially not winning at least half of these games (under this scenario from last year, they lose all the road games and have two home games that are true coin flips) is probably why they'll never agree to it.

Not impressive

BLAH BLAH BLAH...sounds like a robot...put the papers down and quit tapping them...oh, woe is me...nobody asked him what he thinks about being the biggest loser on Memorial Day ever

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Anyone with any insight????

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Terrible play by Canfield on Cornell goal. At 66, I could have played defense that good. Then 26 brainfarts and turns it over...

26 a second consecutive turnover...

LET"S GO

Maryland has landed a commitment from high school prospect Jaziah Harper.

Harper is a 6-foot-7 wing with a 7-foot wingspan. Plays at the same Bosco Institute program as one-time Terp Trace Ramsey.

He was a late bloomer with other offers that included Indiana.

STORY

That didn’t take long at all.

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Nice Big 33 win!!!

Since someone asked for it. Here is a running list of men’s basketball commits and targets. Of note, starting next season teams may have as many as 15 scholarship players, up from the previous maximum of 12.

Gone: Everyone

Committed:

Pharrel Payne, Sr., F from Texas A&M
Solomon Washington, Sr., F from Texas A&M
Myles Rice, Jr., PG from Indiana
David Coit, Gr., G from Kansas
Andre Mills, Fr., G from Texas A&M
George Turkson Jr., Fr., F from Texas A&M
Isaiah Watts, Jr., G from Washington State
Elijah Saunders, Sr., F from UVA
Darius Adams, ***** G, La Lumiere (IN)
Guillermo Del Pino, (18 year old) PG, Spain
Collin Metcalf, Sr., C from Northeastern
Rakease Passmore, So., G from Kansas
Jaziah Harper, NR G/F, Boscoe Institute (IN)



Portal Targets:

Langston Reynolds, Sr., G from Northern Colorado
Honor Huff, Sr., PG from Chattanooga
Mekhi Mason, Sr., G from Washington
Stephen Olowoniyi, Jr., F from Southern Indiana
Sincere Parker, Sr., G from McNeese State
Brendan Hausen, Sr., G from Kansas State
Bryce Lyndsay, So., G from James Madison
Malik Moore, Sr., G from Montana
Jadrian Tracey, Sr. , G from Oregon
Tyrell Ward, Jr., G from LSU
Sami Pissis, Sr., G from New Hampshire
Simeon Wilcher, Jr., G from St. John’s


High School Targets:

Jeremiah Green, **** PG, Compas Prep (AZ)
Jasir Rencher, **** F, Riordan (CA)
Aaron Glass, **** G, Rancho Cucomonga (CA)
Kelvin Odih, **** G, SoCal Academy (CA)
Sebastian Wilkins, **** F, Brewster Academy (NH) *2026

Nm

Scott, can you kick somebody in the ass to spend 15 minutes to get the roster updated? They've taken some of last year's team off, but still have Queen, Reese, Miguel, Pierce and Geronimo. Stupid.

Thanks

I was hoping they wouldn’t challenge the 23 game losing streak.

Had not noticed

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Here we go!


Sure fun yesterday!!


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