Todd Carton breaks down the news.
Bullis High School quarterback Dwayne Haskins, Jr. capped off one of the great weeks in recent Maryland recruiting Friday afternoon at approximately 3:10 when he announced his commitment to the University of Maryland on a Spreecast streamed live by ESPN. The week started with the commitment of Duke transfer Rasheed Sulaimon that sparked talk of Maryland garnering a number one preseason ranking in the fall.
For several months, people who follow football recruiting closely … Read More »
The University of Maryland Terrapin Scholarship Fund Board of Directors named head coach Randy Edsall the winner of the inaugural Commitment to Academic Excellence Award, which will be given annually to a coach, coaching staff or team that exemplifies the highest level of commitment to student athlete academic performance.
“Coach Randy Edsall has made a significant commitment to improving the academic performance of student athlete members of the football program,” Steve Leonard, President of the Terrapin Club Scholarship Fund Board … Read More »
Senior wide receiver Marcus Leak hauled in three touchdown receptions in the first half to lead the Red team to a 21-16 win over the White squad in the 2015 Red-White Spring Game on Saturday afternoon at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium.
Leak opened up the scoring with a 26-yard catch-and-run from junior quarterback Perry Hills. Hills completed 12-of-24 passes for 212 yards with three touchdowns and one interception.
Senior kicker Brad Craddock, the reigning Lou Groza Award winner, … Read More »
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University of Maryland place-kicker Brad Craddock has been selected as a finalist for the 23rd Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award, the Palm Beach County Sports Commission announced Tuesday.
Craddock, Maryland’s first-ever Groza finalist, is one of three student-athletes vying for the honor. The junior is joined by Florida State’s Roberto Aguayo, who won the award in 2013, and West Virginia’s Josh Lambert.
This season, Craddock has converted all 17 of his field goals attempts and has converted 23 straight dating … Read More »
Opening statement … “I’m just really proud of our players and happy for them. To come out there, their first experience playing Michigan and coming to the Big House and coming away with a win — and the way we did it, coming from behind, ending the game like we did, running the ball — I’m just proud of them. I really challenged our offensive line last Sunday and through the week and challenged our whole team — they came … Read More »
Opening Statement from Edsall:
“I thought we had some opportunities tonight to put ourselves in a position to get a win, but we didn’t take advantage of the opportunities we had. Going into the game the one thing we talked about was that we knew we couldn’t turn the ball over. We turned the ball over four times, [one] time in the kicking game and [three] times on the offense. You can’t do that against a top-15 team and … Read More »
The Maryland football team’s now-infamous handshake snubbing, the low point of a 20-19 win over Penn State earlier this month, has been addressed privately and publicly.
Amends were made before the Nov. 1 game was even over, with Terps athletic director Kevin Anderson apologizing in person to Penn State athletic director Sandy Barbour and president Eric J. Barron.
Later, Maryland coach Randy Edsall began his postgame news conference by sharing his own apology and expressing regret and embarrassment over the … Read More »
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 »
