RECORD: 7-2, 4-1
Home: 5-1; Away: 2-1 Neutral: 0-0
Michigan State enters Saturday’s primetime showdown after a 49-37 loss to Ohio State. Both of the Spartans’ losses have come to teams currently ranked in the top 10. Junior quarterback Connor Cook has been precise for the Spartans so far this season, completing just under 60 percent of his passes for 2,226 yards and 19 touchdowns. Jeremy Langford has shouldered the load at running back, carrying 178 times for 978 yards … Read More »
No Brainer. Buck should be named Manager of the Year later today.
from terrapintimes.com
Butler Community College defensive end Ulric Jones is one of the top junior college prospects in Kansas. He has a great offer sheet that includes some of the nation’s best programs.
Maryland was one of the first to offer Jones, but his stock continued to soar. He always kept the Terrapins in mind but kept his options open, and at one time favored west coast programs like USC, Oregon, and California.
The Alabama native went very quiet in … Read More »
Stefon has given everything he has for Maryland. At this point of his career, he might opt out for the NFL draft.
I predicted that perhaps the best player at the final table would not win. Why? Newhouse made the final for the year in a row, but plays way too loose in any situation. All in with 10s and got busted by Queens. Interesting that Billy Pappas the shortest stack left by far has hung around and is still in 6th place with a guaranteed win of 1.6 million. Van Hoof has a major chip lead.
As the Titans were marching down the field on their first drive of the day there was a definite feeling that if they scored it could be real trouble for the Ravens. When they fumbled on the 1, Tennessee was doomed, certainly mentally.
It took a while for the offense to start rolling, but when it finally did the defense joined in and tha was that.
5 Catches for Torrey for 75 yards and a TD. Joe also under threw … Read More »
Mael Corboz and George Campbell both notched goals as the top-seeded Maryland men’s soccer team defeated No. 8 seed Rutgers 2-0 in the quarterfinals of the 2014 Big Ten Tournament Sunday at Ludwig Field.
Maryland (12-5-2) dropped Rutgers (6-12-1) for the second time in five days. The Terps will take a nine-game winning streak into Big Ten Championship, which begins Friday with a pair of semifinals at Ludwig Field at 1 and 3:40 p.m.
The second-ranked Maryland field hockey team fell to No. 10 Northwestern, 3-1, in the Big Ten Tournament final Sunday in Ann Arbor.
Junior Sarah Sprink scored to tie the game in the first half, then the Terrapins (18-3) threatened throughout the second half. Redshirt senior Brooke Cabrera picked up seven saves.
“Certainly, a disappointing outcome,” head coach Missy Meharg said. “Northwestern played with a vengeance and at a championship level. In debriefing with the players, there’s no real excuses, other … Read More »
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