It all started with Maryland exiting for the Big Ten. Then the dominoes started to fall. For those of you who second guessed the decision, the events of the past few days have left no doubt upon the correctness of the move.
The seven non-Football Bowl Subdivision schools in the Big East have agreed to leave the conference and are debating the process of departing it, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.
Details are still to be determined for how the seven Catholic schools — DePaul, Georgetown, Marquette,Providence, St. John’s, Seton Hall and Villanova — will leave the conference.
Big East commissioner Mike Aresco told the athletic directors of the remaining and incoming schools on Thursday evening that he expects … Read More »
No. 20 Colin Heacock, A/M, Boys’ Latin (Md.) has committed to Maryland. Heacock was a longtime Penn State verbal before decommitting in early November. He visited and was in discussions with multiple schools before deciding on being a Terp Heacock’s addition to Maryland’s Class of 2013 adds another Top 50 ranked player, including four Top 50 attackmen in Matt Rambo (1), Tim Rotanz (3) and Connor Cannizzarro (7). All are talented … Read More »
Another tremendous get by Coach Turgeon and the staff!! Much more tonight on Terp Talk.
Some of the topics for Thursday’s show:
Kerry McCoy will review the early segment of the Wrestling Season
2014 PG Melo Trimble to Announce College decision today
A review of last night’s 71-38 win over Monmouth
Rebounding and defense remain strong but offense is lackluster –turnovers galore
Wonen’s Bball bounces back with 2 blowout wins
Terps enter Lunardi’s March bracket as #11 seed
Ravens fire Cam after Redskins loss
Review of devastating semifinal soccer loss to Georgetown
Stertzer and Taylor … Read More »
Sometimes there are pivotal moments in a franchise’s history. Last Sunday many people asked me why I wasn’t so upset when we lost to the Steelers. My response was that no Ravens loss could ever equal the way I felt when Evans dropped the ball against the Patriots. After that everything is secondary. The Ravens will make the playoffs this year and have a chance to get to the promised land so a few losses won’t destroy the hope.
Here’s … Read More »
Big win for Spalding Coach Derrick Lewis and assistant Pat McKindless.
University of Maryland sophomore wrestler Geoffrey Alexander was selected Atlantic Coast Conference Wrestler of the Week after winning two matches over the weekend in a pair of dual meets, the league announced Tuesday.
In his hometown of Pittsburgh on Friday, Alexander, ranked 11th nationally at 133 pounds, continued his strong start to the season with a 3-2 decision over then-No. 6 Shelton Mack. It is Alexander’s third win in four tries against a nationally-ranked opponent.
