Written by Matt Schudel of the Washington Post in 2009—Part 1

Stephen Miles was a freshman at the University of Maryland in the early 1960s when he noticed a classmate who looked unusually dapper for a college student. He was wearing a sharkskin suit, starched shirt and necktie and had manicured fingernails.

“This guy looks like he’s out of Gentleman’s Quarterly,” recalled Miles, now a Baltimore lawyer.

When he introduced himself to his well-dressed classmate, this was the reply: “I’m … Read More »

Maryland Football

From umterps.com

Md. – University of Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon announced Monday that guard Jaylen Brantley will graduate this summer and transfer from the program for his final season.
Brantley, a native of Springfield, Massachusetts, spent the last two seasons with the Terrapins after transferring from Odessa (Tex.) Community College. Brantley is set to graduate with a degree in American Studies this summer.
“Jaylen provided great leadership and production off the bench last year and I enjoyed … Read More »

Maryland Basketball

Blog from Todd CartonThe Penn State Nittany Lions brought a gaudy 10-0 record and number one ranking to College Park to face the eighth ranked Maryland Terrapins. The Terps, who have returned to their early season form since back to back losses to Notre Dame and Villanova, ended the Nittany Lions’ win streak at 10 and their perch atop the polls at just one week. Honoring their senior class, the Terrapins posted a 15-11 win improving to 7-2 and 2-0 … Read More »

Maryland Lacrosse, Todd Carton

Showdown between Justin Rose and Sergio Garcia was absolutely spellbinding. It was easy to see the crowd’s desire to see Sergio win. Being that Fowler, Spieth, and Hoffman faltered–the crowd got behind the guy who had never one a major and rooted him home. This was not the Ryder Cup.  Now it’s time for Westwood and Rickie to end the major jinx.

The bullpen failed the O’s today as the pen gave up 7 runs after the O’s had a … Read More »

Bruce Posner, Capitals, Golf, NBA, Other Maryland Sports, Pro Sports

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Prior to competing in his first Masters Tournament as an amateur, 18 long years ago, Sergio Garcia played a Tuesday practice round at Augusta National. One of his playing partners that day was a player he would spend much of the next decade chasing, sometimes quite literally, Tiger Woods. The other was one of his heroes, Seve Ballesteros.

When asked the next day to explain Ballesteros’ influence on his career, the bright-eyed, peach-fuzzed Garcia … Read More »

Golf, Pro Sports

Washington Capitals (55-19-8, first, Metro Division) vs. Toronto Maple Leafs (47-20-15, second wild card in the Eastern Conference)

CapitalsMaple Leafs

Why you have to watch: Alex Ovechkin vs. Auston Matthews: The best scorer of his generation against the rookie with the most goals since Ovechkin. That is the matchup to watch. … The Washington Capitals earned their second straight Presidents’ Trophy … Read More »

Capitals, Pro Sports

My 2 Days at the Masters

Random thoughts at the Greatest Sporting event in America

The best organized athletic event I have been to. 

Parking–fast free and easy– most is within 15 minutes walking distance. 

Ability to sit and relax on almost any area on the course. 

An event that is worldwide attended. I enjoyed chatting with folks from England, Ireland, Germany, Belgium, Venezuela, Canada, Spain, etc

The course and grounds are the … Read More »

Bruce Posner, Golf, Pro Sports

Blog From Todd Carton

The Penn State Nittany Lions brought a gaudy 10-0 record and number one ranking to College Park to face the eighth ranked Maryland Terrapins. The Terps, who have returned to their early season form since back to back losses to Notre Dame and Villanova, ended the Nittany Lions’ win streak at 10 and their perch atop the polls at just one week. Honoring their senior class, the Terrapins posted a 15-11 win improving to 7-2 and … Read More »

Maryland Lacrosse, Todd Carton
Radio Shows, Sports Maven

Blog from Todd Carton

Some nights when you’re the best team in the country, you don’t have to play your best game to win – even when the opponent is the 18th ranked team. This was the case for Maryland’s women’s lacrosse team Wednesday night. The Terps left their ‘A’ game at the Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex in College Park but put together two major runs and managed to leave Klockner Stadium in Charlottesville with a 16-11 win over … Read More »

Maryland Lacrosse, Todd Carton
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