Here is what could be at stake for the Terrapins Saturday afternoon:
8-4 just sounds light years better then 7-5. Could the Music City Bowl or the Chick-Fil-A Bowl be on the line with a Terrapin victory?
Finally on National TV on the deuce let the nation and recruits continue to watch a feisty, gutsy team continue to battle against Ryssell Wilson.
The Pack is susceptible to deep passes as they continuaaly sell out to the blitz—Torrey put a hurting … Read More »
Opening statement from Ralph—-
“I think we’ve had great preparation going into this season. Our off-season work was very good. I think we’ve improved over where we were this time last year. “I think our offensive line is better, we’ve been able to stay healthy and have the same team working together which I think is really important for us. We have a young, inexperienced group behind the first team but we are looking very good with the first team at … Read More »
Over the last two days, three members of the Maryland Terrapins were placed on watch lists for postseason football awards. The Terps may have one of their best linebacker corps in recent memory and the Butkus Award selection committee agreed as seniors Adrian Moten and Alex Wujciak were placed on the preseason watch list Monday. Moten and Wujciak are two of 51 players from around the country, including 11 from the Atlantic Coast Conference, in the running for the award … Read More »
Remember while you are driving to the game today, tune in ESPN 1300 AM for Terp Talk. Listen in on the web at terptalk.com and click Listen Live. I am working on having Ralph or James Franklin on the show tonight. I will update throughout the day.
Maryland linebacker Alex Wujciak was named on Monday to the watch list for the 2010 Bronko Nagurski Trophy. The Nagurski Trophy is awarded annually to the nation’s best defensive player by the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) and the Charlotte Touchdown Club. It marks the third preseason watch list appearance for Wujciak, who is also among the candidates for the Lott Trophy (top impact defensive player) … Read More »
Maryland linebacker Alex Wujciak was named to the preliminary watch list for the 2010 Rotary Lombardi Award on Thursday. The award goes to player who sees action at or near the line of scrimmage (linemen, linebackers or tight ends). A two-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection (first team in 2009; second team in 2008), Wujciak had 131 tackles … Read More »
Congrats to 2 deserving Terrapins. LB Alex Wujciak was named to the First Team ALL ACC and Torrey Smith was a 2nd team selection as wide receiver and specialist. Wujciak, a junior, is currently second in the ACC and eighth nationally in tackles (10.9 per game). He racked up 131 tackles in 2009 to become the first Maryland defender to post more than 125 stops (133 in 2008) in back-to-back years since E.J. Henderson (150 in 2001; 175 in 2002).
Some observations of another disappointing loss:
Jamarr Robinson looked excellent in defeat. In the series he was in , Jamarr threw 3 on the money bullet passes. He also engineered the last TD drive to close the gap to 19-17.
Torrey Smith finished a brilliant season with a TD reception late in the game.
35000 at the game today with the student sections obviously being effected by theThanksgiving holiday.
Alex Wujciak had 12 tackles today.
It was an emotional for … Read More »
In a crushing blow to the defense, Captain Nolan Carroll suffered a fractured tibia and will be lost for the season. Coach Friedgen commented on the team defense: “After watching the game film, Friedgen said poor tackling was “very much so” the biggest problem. “We need to tackle in space better than what we did. Some people tackled very well, I thought Adrian Moten tackled extremely well and so did Wujciak. He made some big tackles in the game. But I … Read More »
Maryland (0-0) at California (0-0), 10:00 EST, ESPN2, Saturday, September 5
Why to watch: Is this the year Cal finishes the year where it starts it? The Bears begin the season on the top 10 ledge and have a legit Heisman contender in RB Jahvid Best, yet have been a disappointment in this spot in recent years. If the program is to fulfill expectations and remain one of the top contenders to USC’s Pac-10 throne, a fast start, especially from … Read More »
