Senior Patrick Mullins was involved in both goals as the No. 8 Maryland men’s soccer team defeated No. 23 Tulsa, 2-1, at Ludwig Field Tuesday night.
The Terrapins (4-2-3, 3-0-1 ACC) dominated play against the Golden Hurricane (5-4-1) for most of the night. Mullins and freshman Michael Sauers sparked a Terrapin offense that outshot Tulsa, 16-11, and earned 10 corner kicks.
excerpt from The Providence Journal
Wilfork was replaced Sunday night by undrafted rookie Joe Vellano out of Maryland. The 6-foot-2, 285-pounder contributed a sack and two tackles against the Falcons.
Atlanta ran only 12 times for 46 yards after Wilfork left the game.
“Joe is a hard-working kid. He was a productive player in college and he played a lot of spots at Maryland,” Belichick said. “He has good instincts, kind of has a nose for the ball and a … Read More »
from the Sun
The Orioles received good news today after Manny Machado’s visit to Dr. James Andrews in Gulf Breeze, Fla.
Machado went to see Dr. Andrews to receive a second opinion on his injured left knee, and Andrews’ evaluation concurred with that of the Orioles team doctors, according to an industry source.
Orioles team orthopedist Dr. John Wilckens recommended a conservative approach of rest and rehab and no surgery. The team hopes Machado can be doing light running drills in … Read More »
Racking up the yards: Florida State’s offense has been humming under the lead of redshirt freshman quarterback Jameis Winston and a three-pronged rushing attack. Currently the Seminoles are first in the ACC and No. 10 in Division I-A in total offense at 540.3 yards per game. Their 8.64 yards per play is third best in the country, and FSU’s 24 offensive touchdowns rank in the top third as well.
Moving the chains: A direct correlation to FSU’s offensive success has … Read More »
This team at this point bears no resemblance to the Super Bowl Champion of last year.
#1 I don’tcare what anyone says, the loss of Anquan was glaring yesterday. 4th quarter 1st and 10 from the 11 there was just no one to go to for a one on one as Torrey was covered by at least 2 men.
#2 4th and 3 from the 5–Down 23–17 why in the world wouldn’t Harbaugh take a chance and go for the … Read More »
That’s 2 at home then 2 on the road then 1-1-1 rather then the archaicly unfair 2-3-2 format.
The No. 21 University of Maryland women’s soccer team battled No. 1 Virginia, but the Cavaliers took advantage of a defensive turnover to net the game’s lone goal just prior to the first half ending to take a 1-0 decision over the Terps Sunday afternoon at Klockner Stadium.
The Terrapins now stand at 6-5-0 for the season with a 2-3-0 mark in ACC play. The Cavaliers remain undefeated with an 11-0-0 overall record and 5-0-0 in the conference.
