After watching him in a closer role at College park, I always thought Brett would make it in the pros. But as a stopper not a Starting pitcher with a 2.61 ERA. Cecil took a perfect game game into the 7th before giving up his only hit of the game. His final line was 8 innings pitched 1 … Read More »

I always have mixed emotions when an ex- Terrapin star comes to town to face the O’s or Ravens. When Stevie Francis was with the Knicks how could one ever root against him when NY played the Wizards. Root against Steve Blake, Juan Dixon, Shawne Merriman, Shaun Hill, Vernon Davis, Darrius Heyward Bey, Chris Wilcox?—-NEVER. So last night with his pitching career being scrutinized closely, I was hoping former Maryland closer, Breet Cecil pitched well for 6 or 7 innings … Read More »

Terrapins Rising in its 3rd year, debuts this coming Tuesday night at 9:30 PM on Comcast Sports network.

Adrian Bowie is going to Houston to train with Maryland legend John Lucas according to terrapintimes.com.

I got lots of positive feedback on the interview with new Baseball Coach Eric Bakich. He seems extremely confident.

Brock Parker, a former University of Maryland student won 2 events at the WSOP, both 6 handed Texas holdem games.

Brett Cecil, former Maryland closer, is on … Read More »

According to terrapintimes.com, Terry Rupp will not be back at the helm of Maryland Baseball in 2009. Most of Debbie Yow’s latest hirings have turned previously dormant programs around so I am anxious to see who she selects. The Terps finished 27-27 in 2009.

With the Terps, Brett Cecil was primarily a closer, but today for Toronto Brett started and pitched 6 strong innings.  He allowed 2 runs, 1 earned, allowed 6 hits, had 6 strikeouts and no walks.  Way to go Brett!!