Freshman Phenom, Kasim Hill
True Freshman Kasim Hill has taken over as Maryland’s starting quarterback. Terp fans first saw Hill in his debut at #23 Texas as Sophomore sensation,…
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Maryland & UCF Game Time Announced
Maryland football will play their final non-conference game against UCF on Saturday, 9/23. Kick off is at 3pm. The game will be at Capital One…
Terps Roll Past Towson
The Maryland Terrapins football team improved to 2-0 after dismantling the Towson Tigers 63-17. The Terps, led by Junior running back Ty Johnson and Junior…
Ex-Terp Outfielder White Pitches in Minor League Game
Charlie White did several great things during his time at the University of Maryland. He was solid both in center field and at the plate, and he stole the most bases in school history. However, he was not a pitcher, which made the scene in Boise quite odd on Friday.
White picked up the win and pitched three innings for the Cubs A-affiliate, the Boise Hawks. He also struck out four batters. Read more about Ex-Terp Outfielder White Pitches in Minor League Game …
Trayvon Reed Dismissed From Terps
Mark Turgeon, head basketball coach of the Maryland Terrapins, dismissed Trayvon Reed from the team following his arrest on Wednesday. Reed was charged with two counts of second-degree assault, resisting arrest and theft.
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Terrapin Forward Jake Layman Out 4-6 Weeks with Hand Injury
Maryland Terrapin junior forward Jake Layman is now expected to miss four to six weeks due to fracturing a bone in his left hand earlier this month. He however is expected to recover fully by the time the team begins practicing for the season. Read more about Terrapin Forward Jake Layman Out 4-6 Weeks with Hand Injury …
Zusi's Roots Start in College Park
October 15, 2013, the final day of CONCACAF qualifying. Mexico had suffered defeat earlier in the day, and they sat in 5th place in CONCACAF qualifying. Panama was leading the United States 2-1, and they seemed to be on their way to an intercontinental playoff with New Zealand. Mexico would be heading home, or so it seemed. With 90 seconds left in stoppage time, Brad Davis swung a ball into the box, and Graham Zusi headed it into the back of the net. The US had leveled the scoreline. Zusi had destroyed Panama’s World Cup hopes, and he put the Mexicans into the intercontinental playoff with New Zealand. El Tri would go on to defeat the Kiwis and advance to the World Cup.
December 14, 2008. A very windy Pizza Hut Park was hosting a rivalry on the biggest stage, as Maryland and North Carolina were playing for the National Championship. Just two days prior, Zusi had knocked St. John’s out of the tournament with a goal in extra time. Now, in the 67th minute, Zusi took a rebound off UNC’s goalie and slotted it home. The Terps took a 1-0 lead, which they would hold onto. In his final two games as a Terp, Zusi had scored two game-winning goals and lead his team to an NCAA Championship. Read more about Zusi's Roots Start in College Park …
Len Bias to be Inducted into University of Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame
The University of Maryland athletic department announced today that they have selected eight alumni to be introduced into the University of Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame including Maryland basketball legend Len Bias. Bias along with the seven other alumni’s will be officially inducted into the Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame on October 3rd.
The induction into the Maryland Hall of Fame is the highest athletic honor the university can bestow on a student-athlete and it seems only fitting it is given to the late great Len Bias. Read more about Len Bias to be Inducted into University of Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame …
Maryland Coach Szefc Throws Out First Pitch at Oriole Park
Today was a big day for the University of Maryland, as the Terps officially joined the Big Ten Conference. However, it was an even bigger day for the baseball team, and specifically head coach John Szefc. After the most successful season in program history, the Orioles acknowledged Szefc by inviting him to throw out the first pitch. Szefc delivered to David Lough. He also posed for a picture with O’s skipper Buck Showalter. Read more about Maryland Coach Szefc Throws Out First Pitch at Oriole Park …
Schmit, White, Brewster Sign Professional Contracts
Three more Maryland baseball players signed professional contracts this week, as Blake Schmit, Charlie White, and Ben Brewster inked their rookie contracts.
The Minnesota Twins drafted Schmit in the 26th round earlier this month. Schmit was a rock at shortstop for the Terps this year, and he played very well with second-baseman Brandon Lowe. Schmit hit .309 with a homer and 31 RBIs in 2014. He also stole 16 bases in 21 attempts.
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