Karri Ellen Johnson scored five goals and Alex Aust dished four assists to lead the No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse team past Towson 13-3 Tuesday. All five of Johnson’s goals came in the first half and pushed the senior attacker’s mark to 215, five shy of No. 2 on the Terps’ career goals list. Aust has now tallied 15 points in the last three games. Maryland (10-2, 2-1 ACC) held Towson (6-3) to its lowest goal output this season The Terps put together … Read More »
Mike Parker, a four-star rated athlete by Rivals from Nokesville, Virginia (Kettle Run High School), committed to the Terps on Twitter Tuesday evening.
Parker is a 6-foot-3, 205-lb. corner and wideout rated as the fifth-best overall “athlete position” by Rivals, and the 114th-best overall prospect in the 2013 signing class. Per Rivals, Parker had offers from Virginia Tech, Tennessee, Boston College and Stanford, among others.
At least there was some good news last night!!!
Sophomore Alyssa Thomas of the Maryland women’s basketball team is one of five players named to the Associated Press All-America First Team announced Tuesday.
Thomas, the 2012 ACC Player of the Year, is joined on the First Team by Baylor’s Brittney Griner, Notre Dame’s Skylar Diggins, Stanford’s Nneka Ogwumike and Delaware’s Elena Delle Donne.
Thomas is the Terrapins’ fourth AP All-American. Crystal Langhorne (2006, 2007, 2008),Kristi Toliver (2008, 2009) and Marissa Coleman (2009) all … Read More »
Look at it this way, at least now we probably won’t have to suffer through another embarrassing playoff performance. How could the Caps play so poorly at home in such a crucial game. Buffalo now has the advantage and will eliminate the Caps should they win out.
One year ago Sam Cassell Jr. was a “rotation guy” at Notre Dame Prep with mid-major offers and high-major interest. On Sunday, the former St. Frances guard committed to Maryland over offers from Connecticut, Florida State and several others. Notre Dame Prep coach Ryan Hurd said Sunday that Cassell is “a remarkably better player” now than he was one year ago. “There was no question that a ton of athleticism was there,” Hurd said. “He matured in all aspects of his life. … Read More »
Here’s my problem with tonight’s 9PM game: The Irish are superb in putting pressure on their opponents. The Terps have trouble keeping their turnovers to a minimum. The Terps have a decided inside edge. I know I haven’y been overly positive about the Terps this year but that is only because that turnover problem disrupts my opinion. Yet 30-4 isn’t that bad of a record. I was at Comcast the night the Terps came back from 20 against Georgia Tech.
Why? At this point the 2 teams are in a virtual tie but the Caps own the tiebreaker. In essence a clear win tonight would put the Caps virtually 2 games up.
Domonique Foxworth, who played football for the University of Maryland in 2001-2004, was recently elected as president of the NFL Players Association.
Currently a free-agent cornerback Foxworth was elected by the Broncos as a player representative. The next year he became the youngest vice president of the NFLPA Executive Committee.
During his four-year career at Maryland, Foxworth was an essential part of a defense that allowed just 18.0 points per game and helped the Terps win an average of … Read More »
Sam Cassell Jr. is the newest member of Maryland’s strong 2012 recruiting class.
The 6-foot-2 son of the former NBA sharpshooter pulled the trigger for the Terps while home on break, choosing them over South Florida, Florida State, Villanova, UConn and Virginia Tech.
“I’m tremendously happy that Sam’s hard work is being rewarded with an opportunity to play basketball in the ACC,” Notre Dame Prep coach Ryan Hurd told SNY.tv.
“He’s taken his recruitment seriously, did his … Read More »
