Franklin has denied tampering but now we shall see what went down.
from Matt Bracken in the Sun
“It feels great to be a part of the Maryland Terps,” said Dodd, who has been to two Terps games at Comcast Center, including Tuesday night’s win over Miami. “I knew they were looking at me, but I was just waiting to see how things played out. When they offered me, it was pretty exciting and I verbally committed.”
Dodd’s path from Eastern Shore high school hoops to the ACC – improbable as it … Read More »
Maryland junior defender Harriet Tibble has been named the 2011 Atlantic Coast Conference Field Hockey Scholar-Athlete of the Year and leads the sport’s All-ACC Academic team.
“Harriet consistently represents the best and the brightest in ACC field hockey. This academic honor coupled with a Smith School Business Degree (Marketing /International Business) will enable this English native to get a career anywhere in the world,” head coach Missy Meharg said. “On behalf of the Department of Athletics we are so proud … Read More »
Head football coach Randy Edsall announced Wednesday that former offensive lineman Max Garcia, quarterback Danny O’Brien and linebacker Mario Rowson have all been granted a full release from the football program with no transfer restrictions. Each requested and was granted release from their scholarship commitments at the University of Maryland.
“While at first I thought it was important to limit the institutions to which they could transfer, I have since reconsidered my decision” Edsall said. “At the end of the … Read More »
Some thoughts on a great win vs the U:
Welcome to Comcast Ceneter Mr Larranaga!!!! Facing a team with superior talent then the Terps, Coach Turgeon’s troops out hustled, out defended, out rebounded and dealt the U a devastating loss. James Padgett dropped an and 1 on an offensive rebound to give the Terps a lead they would not relinquish. Strong d by Freshman Nick Faust preserved the victory.
Let’s not forget it was Captain Sean Mosley who nailed a … Read More »
A great night as Johnny Rhodes at long last has his number 15 lifted into the rafters.
A fast 15-3 start didn’t last too long as Miami surged back and eventually was up by as much as 8, at 32-24 before Stogs landed 5 points.
Strong first half for James Padgett going 4-4 from the field. The Terps are being out rebounded 21-14.
The return of Kenny Kadji makes a big difference in this team. He finished the half … Read More »
Damonte is from Centreville Maryland and the Terrapins quest for him has stayed under the radar. Some facts about Dodd.
He is 6’9 230 and only 17 tears old.
His game has improved by leaps and bounds over the past year. Maryland beat out Georgetown (hmmmmmm), houston and Dayton but he kid wanted to go to Maryland in the worst way.
Scott Spinelli first scouted Damonte and immediately brought Turgeon into the picture.
Everyone at College Park was ecstatic about … Read More »
I can’t understand this. Kevin Anderson gave up Gary’s long time quest to get the return game from 1993. He offered a home and home series to start immediately without putting any limitations. JT3 certainly plays in places as tough as Comcast—the Carrier Dome, Pittsburgh, The Palestra etc. Georgetown is definitely player better ball then Maryland. I guess the Hoyas believe Verizon really is more neutral since Georgetown’s barely fills up half of the Verizon Cebter–10400 average. Anyway Kevin Anderson … Read More »
Last night Blake had 5 threes and 17 points on just 9 shots. Derek Fisher has seen his better days.
This has long been a pet peeve of mine. Why risk injury to the most important player on the Orioles–Matt Wieters. Buster Posey was injured blocking the plate and thus the Giants season was ruined. For the purists out there beware that you must protect your high priced talent.
