Some thoughts on today’s events after a day of pondering:
Rumor has it that that the recruiting intensity of Coach Turgeon will pick up on Bino’s guys–the Harrisons. Why you ask. I might be in the minority but who is to say that Stogs would have left after after his Junior year. His decision would have come at the last minute a year from now. With that possibility on the table and another year of dominating the scoring scene—the Harrisons … Read More »
The significance— 2 home games that if victorious will land the Terps in the final 4—-again
Somehow or another Lehigh vs Colgate has become the power game in lacrosse this year. I am beginning to believe that even if the Terps defeat Colgate on the road Saturday, the Terps will again be saddled to go on the road for the first game of the NCAA. As a 9 seed, it would set up a possible road game vs Johns Hopkins, UVA or maybe even Lehigh. Just play the game.
It is time for our beloved #8 to step up and last night he did. Bravo. Before you get too confident remember the home ice advantage is of little importance in today’s game. Braden Holyby was great again although luck was on his side.
Cut to the chase–There are severe hitting problems on this team. First and foremost is Mark Reynolds—0 HR batting 150 with 3 RBI—something has to give. By the way I forgot to mention his fielding.
We just can’t deliver against NY. back to the chase—(for those of you who don’t even watch anymore) top of 7th down 2-1 —2nd and 3rd 1 out and Chris Davis swings at a pitch he would have needed a sand wedge to hit. 2 … Read More »
At the very last minute, Stoglin decided to enter the draft. This morning it was announced that Stoglin and Parker who already had announced plans to transfer were suspended for 1 year from from playing varsity basketball by the University. Here is the release:
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Terrell Stoglin and Mychal Parker have been suspended from the men’s basketball team for one year due to a violation of the University of Maryland Student-Athlete Code of Conduct, athletics … Read More »
The Maryland softball team outhit Boston College 12-2 to run rule the Eagles 11-0 in five innings Sunday. The Terps (32-18, 8-7 ACC) clinched their third straight ACC series win and second league sweep of the season.
Senior Vangie Galindo outhit the Eagles herself with three on the day, while senior Kathy McLaughlin and sophomore Amanda McCann each had two.
The Clippers outscored the Grizzlies 28-3 to win the game.
This much I am sure–we have a flat out stud on the O’s –Matt Wieters. His 2 run double is the kind of clutch hit that has vanished from the O’s for over a decade.
There were no Maryland players taken in the 2012 NFL Draft, but three former Terps signed free-agent deals, according to multiple reports. Running back Davin Meggett was one of 21 players signed by the Houston Texans. Defensive back Cameron Chism signed with the Indianapolis Colts and DB Trenton Hughes inked a deal with the Miami Dolphins according to his twitter account. from umterps.com
