Brian Roberts failed to deliver in the 9th with the bases loaded and 2 out.
Twelve intercollegiate teams at the University of Maryland posted multiyear Academic Progress Rates (APR) at or above 975 based on data released Wednesday by the NCAA.
Football, which suffered a reduction of three scholarships for the 2011 season based on previous low APRs, has recovered significantly from a downward trend. Football increased its multiyear score from 922 to 931 and its single-year score from 905 to 972, as reported today.
“Academic performance is a core value of our athletics department … Read More »
Of course I love the depiction of the flag in the end zones. It’s green, it’s traditional, it’s safer, it will look great on TV, it’s cooler, etc. An outright winner!!!
The University of Maryland on Wednesday formally announced plans for and unveiled renderings of the new FieldTurf Revolution surface that will be installed at Capital One Field … Read More »
The Harrisons, Rysheed Jordan, Jaylon Tate—all great guards. I wonder how it will all shake out for Maryland. Remember it was an unofficial visit for the Texas lads.
SAO SEBASTIÁO DOS PARAISO, Brazil – Incoming freshman forward Jake Layman scored 10 points, grabbed four rebounds and added two assists as the USA dropped Argentina 107-72 Tuesday afternoon in the semifinals of the FIBA Americas U18 Championship for Men in Sao Sebastiáo dos Paraiso, Brazil.
Layman shot 3-of-6 from the field, 2-of-4 from behind-the-arc, and added a steal and a blocked shot. After Tuesday night’s performance, Layman ranks fifth on the team in scoring averaging 9.5 … Read More »
OKC is just not ready for prime time. You have to lose before you win so they say in the NBA. Despite a tremendous 20-32 shooting performance from Russell Westbrook, OKC got little or no contribution from anyone other then KD. James Harden was 2-10 and missed 4 wide open threes. Perkins, Sefolosha, and Ibaka were pathetic and did not dominant the Heat’s bigs like they should have.
One would think that Scott Brooks and his staff would have shouted … Read More »
Miami has responded in a physical way since the opening game loss to OKC. LeBron has established himself as the dominant player on the court with tremendous assistance from the refs. I remember back when LeBron’s talents were on display in Cleveland and believe it or not, the Cavs were facing the Wizards in game 6 at the then MCI Center. With less then 10 seconds left and the Cavs trailing by one, the side was cleared and LeBron went … Read More »
from the Sunpapers and Matt Bracken
Maryland coach Randy Edsall has never downplayed the significance of landing players from Gilman, Good Counsel and Friendship Collegiate Academy in the Terps’ 2012 recruiting class.
During Edsall’s Signing Day news conference last February, the coach praised all three local prep powerhouses and opined for pipelines from each program to College Park. After this weekend, it appears that Edsall’s dream for one of those schools has come true.
Offensive lineman Derwin Gray, outside linebacker Read More »
It’s fortunate we only have to face the Mets Ace one time this year. The Mets ruined a strong outing by Jake Arrieta.
It’s an interesting question. Listening to ESPN’s experts, it seems that most sportswriters will still view the Rocket as “Tainted.” Is this fair? He was just cleared on all counts.What is your take?
