I wonder how all the Pros who have never won a major felt today–Lee Westwwod, Sergio, Scott Verplank, Colin Montgomery, etc. —as Keegan stormed to victory in his first ever major. The body language told the whole story. Keegan was loose as could be playing with his nephew as he prepared for the playoff while Dufner was on life support after 15, 16 and 17.. By the way was Dufner at the tournament by himself? Dufner played gallantly with the … Read More »
Kevin Anderson might under the biggest crisis in Maryland’s sport history. tradition is great but it might be time to split the ACC. Last year when the Big Ten came calling, former AD Debbie Yow immediately told Commish Swofford not to worry. This time we better listen because if FSU and Clemson–Miami and Virginia Tech can’t be far behind. Where does this leave the ACC? LISTEN or maybe even pursue!!!
The 3 leaders of the PGA Championship. Look out for Steve Stricker and Scott Verplank. At least all 5 are Americans.
from insidelacrosse.com
Will Yeatman at practice. He’s No. 88 in white. (Photo courtesy of Dennis Yeatman) 
Former Maryland and Notre Dame … Read More »
Not that it matters, but why did Buck leave Jeremy in the game after 5 straight 2 out hits. Gotta second guess this one.
Andrew paid an unofficial visit to Maryland this weekend.
Mike Fekula who covers the non rev sports for terrapintimes.com will call in early to discuss some of the fall Olympic sports at College Park. He will also defend his controversial post aboput the possible need to elminate a few of the 27 teams in order to meet the budget.
Terrapin legend lefty Driesell will check in at 8:30 or so to discuss his history with Mark Turgeon. I will surely ask the Lefthander how he … Read More »
Highlights of today’s show
PGA Pro Pat Coyner calls in to discuss the PGA Championship, and the current collapse of Tiger
Local Attorney Bruce Eisenberg will be on to discuss his firm’s tremendous relationship with the late Bubba Smith
Jesse Schwartzman, goalie for the Denver Outlaws calls in to discuss tonight’s crucial game vs the Bayhawks
Jim Furyk and Scott Verplank are 1 back. Verplank is 49 and has never finished higher then 7th in a major.
It’s simple–As usual the fans panic but not Ozzie
