Lynetta Kizer and Freshman Tianna Hawkins combined with 15-19 from the field as the Terrapins moved to 9-2 on the season.

Thursday presents an easy chance to watch the #25 Terrapins as they journey to the Towson Center for a 7PM game against the Tigers. Listen to Terp Talk on the way over and I’ll be at the game immediately following the show.

The tape of tonight’s game will not be sent to the Hall of Fame. There was a lid on both baskets. The Terps shot 19% in the first half and were 20-72 overall. That being said the Terps composed themselves in the 2nd half and dominated the rest of the game. The following is from umterps.com:

The 21st-ranked Maryland women’s basketball team beat New Hampshire, 63-43, Monday night, led by Tianna Hawkins’ 15 rebounds and Read More »

I keep hearing rebuilding but I haven’t seen any evidence that this team has any major deficiencies. Once Dara Taylor entered this game it was over and done. She is a pleasure to watch–quick, smooth, great court vision and court sense. Also, Tianna Hawkins is a prime time player. However , I anxiously await to see how the see responds when they go up against a ranked team. All in all, a great start for both basketball teams.

It’s hard to assess the team’s performance in such a one sided game.  DiandA Tchatchouang and Tianna Hawkins have led the way in the 2 games for the Terps, but I am glad the regular season starts Saturday night. I am beginning to believe that Brenda might have a better team then most fans expect.

Freshman Tianna Hawkins led all players with 20 points and 10 rebounds, posting a double-double in her first game in a Terrapins uniform as the University of Maryland women’s basketball team claimed a 90-48 victory against Bowie State Wednesday evening at Comcast Center in its first of two preseason exhibition games.

Four Maryland players scored in double figures against the Lady Bulldogs. Sophomore Read More »

French star Diandra Tchatchouang, a top European prospect becomes the 4th member of this year’s recruiting class joining Forward Tianna Hawkins, point guard Dara Taylor, and center Essence Townsend.  “We’re ecstatic, because Diandra is going to help our team in many ways. She’s very smart, very hard working, very motivated and very self-sufficient,” Coach Brenda Frese said. “She is a pleasure to coach. As a basketball player, she has a chance to be good. She can do a lot of … Read More »