Three Takeaways From The Terps’ 87-63 Loss At Michigan
Thomas Kendziora shares three key takeaways from the Terps’ 87-63 loss to Michigan Jan. 19, as Maryland dropped to 2-6 in Big Ten play.
Read moreThomas Kendziora shares three key takeaways from the Terps’ 87-63 loss to Michigan Jan. 19, as Maryland dropped to 2-6 in Big Ten play.
Read moreThe Maryland women’s basketball team leads the nation with 92.5 points per game, and sophomore Diamond Miller is a key reason why the Terps have been so prolific. “She’s just tapping the surface of what she’s capable of,” head coach Brenda Frese said.
Read moreAfter defeating Division II Wingate Jan. 15, Maryland has games at Michigan and Minnesota on tap this week. Thomas Kendziora explains why the Terps scheduled Wingate on short notice and the rugged road ahead.
Read moreTowson men’s basketball guard Jason Gibson chatted with PressBox about his favorite memory of growing up in Severna Park, his favorite summer vacation spot and more.
Read moreMaryland head football coach Michael Locksley says his program isn’t close to where he wants it to be, but he saw “glimpses” in 2020 of what it can be — and he’s confident he’s found an answer at quarterback, something that’s eluded the Terps in recent years.
Read moreMaryland football head coach Michael Locksley announced the additions of offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Dan Enos and offensive line coach Brian Braswell and the promotion of Brian Williams to co-defensive coordinator.
Read more“He’s everything — he’s the heart of this team,” Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon said of Darryl Morsell after the Terps’ 66-63 win against Illinois. “He’s everything for us, so hopefully we can keep him healthy and hopefully he can continue to lead this team.”
Read moreAfter an 89-67 loss to Iowa, the Terps are now 1-5 in conference play for the first time since 1992-93. “We’re not staying status quo,” head coach Mark Turgeon said. “We’re trying to figure it out.”
Read moreTerrence Lewis, a consensus five-star inside linebacker from Miami who recently signed with Maryland, says he chose the Terps because of the chance to get on the field immediately and the connections he established with head coach Michael Locksley and defensive line coach Brian Williams.
Read moreBrandon Horvath was never the tall kid growing up, but a late growth spurt changed things for the UMBC big man. “He’s playing really well,” head coach Ryan Odom said. “… He has turned into a guy that is one of the better players in our league and is a go-to guy for us.”
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