This is one time not to play chicken. The 2013 Ravens cannot afford to lose Joe Flacco. That same disastrous mistake occurred when Trent was let go. But this worse because on Trent’s best day he was never equal to Smokin Joe. Joe has so much leverage on the Ravens it’s ridiculous. There are probably 6 teams that would pay him telephone numbers. Therefore the Racens would have to use the exclusive franchise tag of $21 million. If that’s what … Read More »
With Maryland trailing 12-11, fifth-ranked Josh Asper took the mat at Comcast Pavilion for the final time and recorded a pin with 28 seconds left to send the 24th-ranked Terps past George Mason for a 23-15 victory Thursday night.
Asper’s third fall of the season was fitting for the senior’s final dual at Comcast Pavilion. Asper, the second winningest wrestler in program history, celebrated Senior Night with teammates Domenic DeRobertis, Brad Molina, Aaron Norris, Danny O’Malley and Ian Squires. DeRobertis and Norris … Read More »
The Atlantic Coast Conference has selected Owen Blye (Men’s Lacrosse), A.J. Francis (Football) and Katie Schwarzmann (Women’s Lacrosse) for the Weaver-James-Corrigan Postgraduate Scholarship Award for 2013.
ACC Commissioner, John D. Swofford, announced on Wednesday the 36 student-athletes who have been honored with this award.
“This is a tremendous and very well-deserved honor for Katie, Owen and A.J.,” Kevin Anderson, University of Maryland director of athletics said. “These student-athletes are terriffic leaders in the classrooom and on the field and represent the very best … Read More »
Alyssa Thomas scored a career-high 30 points and notched 12 rebounds to lead No. 8 Maryland to an 86-61 win at Boston College Thursday. Tianna Hawkins grabbed her 1000th career rebound in the win.
Hawkins scored 15 points, Malina Howard has 11, and Alicia DeVaughn added 10 points and eight rebounds for Maryland (22-4, 13-2 ACC). Thomas notched her 16th double-double of the season, which leads the ACC.
Some of the topics for tonight’s show:
Devastating loss at BC –where do we go from here?
Incredible Terrapin weekend–Beating Duke in their most likely lasyt appearance at Comcast
The thrashing of Coach K
Men’s Lacrosse team (2-0) journeys to Baltimore for rematch with the National Champions in a #1 vs #1 Game
Preview of tremendous Ravens signing event at The Doubletree at Reisterstown Rd and the beltway
Women’s Basketball faces Duke in a showdown game Sunday at 3
Terps … Read More »
Maryland midfielder Katie Schwarzmann and goalkeeper Kasey Howard have been named Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Lacrosse Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week, respectively, announced Tuesday.
Schwarzmann moved up to No. 5 on Maryland’s all-time goals list (180) with a career-high seven goals in a 19-11 win at No. 2 Syracuse Sunday.
Preview: Loyola
To say the defending national champions are a talented team would be to completely sell the Greyhounds short.
This is as talented team as there is in the country with All-Americans at every position.
While most people remember Eric Lusby’s historic NCAA tournament run, Mike Sawyer, who was a 2012 Tewaaraton Trophy finalist, spearheaded Loyola’s offense most of the season. All Sawyer did last season was finish with 52 goals and 10 assists. (For what it’s worth – … Read More »
As Tillman said today at his weekly press Conference, how could Loyola who won its 1st game last weekend drop from #1? We will learn a lot more saturday in this early season marquis matchup at Ridley Field in Baltimore. This hopefully could be the start of a yearly battle between 2 of the giants of the sport.
( from today’s Sun)
“Tillman said the university is open to perhaps resuming the series on an annual basis. It’s certainly something we’ll … Read More »
I have been staring at the computer wondering what to say. It’s 12:15, the game has been over for an hour and I still don’t know what to say. Here goes:
The second the fans stormed the court on Saturday, my thoughts went to a possible Chesnut Hill disaster on Tuesday. Why? The Silvio O Conte arena and BC is just a terrible home for college basketball. I went there 2 years ago on a Saturday afternoon and my guess … Read More »
With the passing of Dr. Jerry Buss on Monday night, one can only reflect favorably and marvel in hindsight upon how this real-estate businessman transformed the Los Angeles Lakers into one of the largest sports brands in the world over the course of 30 years.
In the 31 years prior to Dr. Buss acquiring the franchise (along with the NHL’s Kings and The Forum) in 1979 for what was then a record-setting amount of $20 million, the Lakers enjoyed … Read More »
