Baltimore Sports. Period
Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark delivered a 38-point, 12-assist performance in front of a sellout crowd at Xfinity Center on Feb. 3, while Maryland pushed the Hawkeyes for much of the second half before falling, 93-85.
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As Maryland men’s lacrosse looks to get back to a championship level this spring, the Terps will be turning to two key players coming back from injury — goalie Logan McNaney and attackman Eric Malever.
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“I’ve been saying all along, this team’s going to get better and better as the season goes on,” Maryland head coach Kevin Willard said, as the Terps have now won four of their last six to move to 13-8 overall and 5-5 in the Big Ten.
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Maryland men’s basketball upset No. 10 Illinois, 76-67, on Jan. 14, as Jahmir Young and Julian Reese combined for 48 points to carry the Terps to their first road conference win of the season.
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Many players shined for Maryland football as the Terps won a third straight bowl game. Judith Altneu takes a look at the players who will contribute for the Terps in 2024 and who is leaving the program following the Music City Bowl.
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Maryland men’s basketball has won eight of its last nine games after beginning the season 1-3, but a litmus test looms as the Terps host No. 1 Purdue at Xfinity Center on Jan. 2.
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Maryland WR Tai Felton says to expect “a lot of swag” from QB Billy Edwards Jr., who is expected to start against Auburn in the Music City Bowl on Dec. 30. “He’s going to have a lot of fun out there, so I can’t wait to go out there and compete with him,” Felton said.
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As the Terps get set to take on Auburn in the Music City Bowl on Dec. 30, Maryland football is looking to win a bowl game for a third straight year for the first time in program history.
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DeShawn Harris-Smith, Jamie Kaiser Jr. and Jahnathan Lamothe are expected to set the foundation for the future of Maryland men’s basketball, and it’s only fitting that the longtime friends are tackling the task together.
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Following Maryland’s win against Rutgers Nov. 25, Taulia Tagovailoa said he expected to play in the bowl game. But sometime in the past month, the quarterback changed his mind. “He handled it the right way,” head coach Michael Locksley said.
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