Jumpers
Paul Kruger—5 years 40 million? by the Cleveland Browns—let’s see how many sacks he has without Tsizzle by his side. Possible replacement–Courtney Upshaw
Dannell Ellerbe—Miami 5 years 35 million by the Dolphins. Thids leaves a gaping hole in the Ravens defense as Ellerbe had 89 tackles and 4.5 sacks last year. Thinking that Manti Teo might be a bit of a stretch to replace Dannell
Discarded
Anquan Boldin–one of the stars of the DVD—was it $2 million apart or … Read More »
from Patrick Fischer at umterps.com
Philadelphia doesn’t have deep lacrosse roots, but they have grown very strong, very quickly.
As far as our records can show (and that’s all I have to go on, so I apologize if I missed anyone), Maryland first tapped into the Philadelphia area way back in 1951 when midfielder Tom Lillis came to College Park. There was a bit of a gap until the next Philly-area product showed up in the form of goalie Rich … Read More »
My take: This article in the Sun reiterates what Coach Pietramal said on Terp talk Thursday night that there is a panel considering the future home of Hopkins lacrosse. Though The Big East and the ECAC are also are mentioned, it’s the Big 10 that would make the most sense for Hopkins. Joining Maryland, Rutgers, emerging powers Ohio State and Penn State, as well as Michigan would give this potential powerhouse conference the Automatic qualifier. It should be interesting as … Read More »
Listen, I have always said In Ozzie We Trust. But wow, I just cannot believe that Anquan Boldin is gone. I guess the ravens meant what they said. It looks like Kruger ($12 Million to the Colts), Ellerbe ($6+ mill to the Browns) Listen, I have always said In Ozzie We Trust. But wow, I just cannot believe that Anquan Boldin is … Read More »
Maryland sophomore center Alex Len received honorable mention All-ACC and was named to the All-ACC Defensive Team, both of which were announced on Monday by the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association.
The Antratsit, Ukraine, native ranks second in the conference with 60 blocks and recorded at least one in 28 of 31 regular-season games. He’s helped Maryland control the paint, where the Terps have outscored opponents by an average of 36.8 points to 24.0 points.
Wednesday night I commented to Coach Turgeon that the press was successful against Carolina, he then proceded to criticize the effectiveness of our press. I had a feeling that his answer was a disguise for the implementation of a more pressing type defense. Sunday night the press invigorated the entire squad early on and Maryland probably had it’s best half of the season, leading 32-19 at the break. But that was that.
It was almost like we allowed UVA so … Read More »
It was obvious the Terrapins were antsy after having the UMBC game canceled on Wednesday. As has been the case this year they dominated early and gained a 4-0 lead and never looked back. Charlie Raffa won 150f 18 faceoffs and that was that.
Nine different Terps scored as kevin Cooper, Joe LoCasio, Mike Chanenchuk, and Owen Blye each scored twice. Leading 12-4 after 3 periods, coach Tillman cleared the bench which provided an interesting 4th quarter. Backup goalie Kyle … Read More »
