from terrapintimes.com:
Beyond the two Terps (Torrey Smith and Da’Rel Scott) that drew the most expected attention at Maryland’s Pro Day last Wednesday on campus was senior tight end Will Yeatman, who may have made the best case for himself for a shot at the next level.
Yeatman, who first attended Notre Dame to play both lacrosse and football, transferred to Maryland to play two seasons of lacrosse and one, last year, of football. After the season, the 6-6 1/2, … Read More »
No shocker here. The only weird thing is why he was thrown under the bus right at tourney time. I wonder if he is in for a shut down period or might NC State be interested. The guy completely revived Tennessee’s program.
terrapintimes.com reports that Shaq Cleare is clearly on the Terrapins radar. Here is a quick synopsis:” In a loaded class of post prospects, Cleare is among the top guys. At 6-foot-9, 260-pounds, Cleare is a massive post prospect that can do a variety of things on the block. He has a great set of hands, nice touch around the basket and he locks up rebounds in his area. Sure he can add some counter moves and work on his ability … Read More »
With all that was going on today at College Park, there was definitely a feeling of an Olympic type venue. My day started at Comcast watching the Lady Terps in round oneof the NCAAs. However today was no contest as the Terps opponent was totally mismatched. Maryland jumped out to a 23-2 over St Francis lead and never looked back. Alyssa Thomas is an impressive player and led the Terps with 16.
I left after the 1st half when … Read More »
Now we know what a great job the Big East media mill did this year. FLORIDA STATE TOTALLY DISMANTLED NOTRE DAME!!!!! That was the easiest prediction of the year. Charles Barkley was destroying the Big East right in front of Rick Pitino. Barkley dismissed Marquette’s win over Syracuse as a win over a mediocre team. I really thought FSU would win easily because of the return of Chris Singleton but he was barely a factor. Look out for the Seminoles. … Read More »
Juniors Karri Ellen Johnson and Kristy Black combined for nine goals to pace No. 1 Maryland past No. 20 Boston College, 20-9, in Atlantic Coast Conference action Sunday. Johnson (5g) led a group of five Terps in double-digit scoring, including Black (4), Laura Merrifield (3), Brandi Jones (2) and Katie Schwarzmann (2). Sarah Mollison dished out a game-high five assists and sophomore Alex Aust added three.
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North Carolina-will ease past Washington
Duke Blows out Michigan
Ohio State will end George Mason’s run
Arizona just a little better then Texas
VCU will outlast Purdue. shaka Smart has climbed many levels
Cuse over Marquette
Kansas over Illimois
UPSET SPECIAL: FSU over Notre Dame–Chris Singleton is Back!!!!
