Perhaps Duke opted out of playing Maryland as both were 2nd place conference teams. It would have been fun to watch Rasheed blast Duke at Cameron
The Maryland baseball team dropped a 7-6 decision to a quality Liberty Flames team in a game played in College Park. Tuesday afternoon. Normal circumstances might prompt me to write a recap of the game and move on. Losing to the Flames (#42 RPI) even at home is certainly not usually a loss that has the potential to be a season changing loss but here in mid-May 2015 the situation is not quite normal. In fact, the loss leaves the … Read More »
Most Terp fans are beyond excited for the 2015/16 season. One of the prime reasons is the verbal commitment of former Blue Devil guard Rasheed Sulaimon.
Wayne and Todd reviewed the situation in preparation for TerpTalk on Wednesday 6p on 1300 CBS Sports Radio.
Wayne: Well, now that the transfer of Rasheed Sulaimon is official this show is practically writing itself.
Todd: Rasheed Who-Laimon?
Wayne (a bit taken aback): You’re kidding, right?
Todd: Only a little. I guess this is a … Read More »
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What does the transfer of Rasheed Sulaimon mean for the 2015-16 Terps?
NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Tournament Quarterfinal – Can the Terps sink the Tar Heels at Navy?
NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Tournament – Will the Terps make it an even dozen NCAA Titles?
Maryland Baseball – First back to back NCAAs for Maryland since 1970-71. Or not?
Orioles – Would they like to be back on Cruz control?
Wizards – What’s in store as they head back … Read More »
If you are a sports fan, the Baltimore – Washington metropolitan area is among the best places in the country to be right now. Even if the news isn’t always good, there’s certainly lots of it.
You can follow either or both of the two major league baseball teams. NBA Basketball? The Wizards’ playoff run has that covered. The same goes for the Capitals’ who are in the second round of the NHL playoffs.
If you’re a lacrosse fan, both … Read More »
The Maryland baseball team’s trip to Columbus on May’s second weekend was a bit like a visit you might make to the doctor when something feels amiss but you’re not quite certain of the prognosis or treatment. The three game series came with three options relative to the Terrapins’ NCAA fate:
Maryland sweeps three games: Just what the doctor ordered as close to a clean bill of NCAA health as possible.
Take two wins: And call me after you play Liberty … Read More »
OVERTURE
Officially, Sunday’s NCAA Tournament Women’s Lacrosse game between the Maryland Terrapins and the visiting UMass Minutewomen was a second round game. However, as the top seeded team, Maryland had earned a first round bye and would be playing their first game since losing a week ago Friday in the Big Ten Tournament semifinal to Ohio State.
Perhaps because I’ve been covering too much softball lately, when I watched UMass beat Jacksonville Friday to play their way into Sunday’s second … Read More »
Let me set some parameters:
1) I’m a Maryland fan so I admit to some degree of inherent bias.
2) I’m over 60 years old and don’t have the sharpest eyes.
3) The Baltimore Sun’s website has posted a very slow motion view of the video Mark Millon Tweeted that together with Quint “I hated Maryland when I played for Hopkins and still do” Kessinich have fueled this discussion. You can watch it and judge for yourselves.
With that … Read More »
Wayne and Todd talk about Maryland’s thrilling come from behind 8-7 win over Yale in an NCAA Tournament first round game.
One correction – Todd says my 60 year old eyes saw the ball go up on Yale’s last shot. The video evidence shows it went down (and in?).
