The Orioles are inventing new ways to lose games. Going in to what happened is only a waste of our time.
This is for you Roman!!!
junior Danielle Hubka scored the game’s lone goal to give the No. 5/6 University of Maryland women’s soccer team a hard-fought 1-0 victory over No. 22 Minnesota Friday night at Ludwig Field in the 2011 season opener.
“This is an outstanding first victory,” said Maryland head coach Brian Pensky, who is beginning his seventh season at the helm of the Terrapin program. “Minnesota is a very difficult team to play. Their front seven presses all the time. … Read More »
Some of the many topics:
—-The Ravens victory over KC
—Why Miami will never get the death penalty
—Drew Rosenhaus gets Terrell Pryor back into the supplemantal draft
—O’s –will MacPhail return—Will Buck return?
—New NFL kickoff from the 35–good or bad for the Ravens
—Brawl between Gtown and Chinese team
—Challenges are ruining the NFL game
—Gran Prix Race has been great for the city
—16 days until the U comes to town
—Derrick Who? Lee Evans can stretch the field , has great hands and had a great first game with Joe Flacco
—I was greatky impressed with the power running of Ricky Williams–Freddy was right
—4 challenges, umteen penalties especially on punts, made this game extremely long and somewhat boring
—LaQuan Williams had a 35 yard Kickoff return and a late 30 yard catch in his bid to make the team
—Why aren’t the Ravens sending Torrey deep?
—I had a … Read More »
Bring your headphones and listen to Terp Talk DC on 1580 AM.
Fan Appreciation Day Set for Saturday: Saturday’s practice, which will be held from 8:15 to 10:30 a.m. in Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium, is open to the public and will give Maryland football followers a close-up glimpse of the team. Terrapin fans are welcome to observe the practice in its entirety and gather autographs from players immediately following the session. Fans will also have an opportunity … Read More »
From Matt Bracken’s article in the Sun
A European vacation turned out to be Isaiah Armwood‘s farewell tour with Villanova. Armwood, a 6-foot-9, 210-pound forward from Baltimore, decided shortly after the Wildcats returned from their foreign tour this week that he would be transferring from the Big East school.
“Me and Coach [Jay] Wright sat down, I’d say three or four days ago. We made the decision — the best decision for me — … Read More »
