Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images This is the Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news. Maryland women’s basketball guard Kaila Charles added to her season honors Thursday, being named an WBCA Coaches’ All-American Honorable Mention. This honor comes after Charles was unanimously named First-Team All-Big Ten and earned third-team … [Read more...] about MM 4.3: Kaila Charles earns WBCA All-American honorable mention honors
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Reflecting on a peculiar season for the Maryland women’s lacrosse team
Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics The Terps struggled against tough competition early and didn’t get the chance to continue their growth. The first week of Zoom classes have commenced for University of Maryland students, and much like the rest of the world, they will have to adjust further to the drastically different world we live in today. The COVID-19 pandemic has left … [Read more...] about Reflecting on a peculiar season for the Maryland women’s lacrosse team
12 thoughts on Maryland men’s basketball’s 12 scholarship players
Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images We examine the current pieces of the Terps’ roster. The first weekend of April is annually a weekend filled with excitement in college basketball, as the Final Four is played and a champion is crowned. This year’s Final Four was supposed to be held in Atlanta, where the Maryland men’s basketball team claimed victory in 2002. The … [Read more...] about 12 thoughts on Maryland men’s basketball’s 12 scholarship players
Top 10 Maryland games NCAA Tournament and beyond
If the coronavirus pandemic hadn't caused the NCAA to cancel this year's March Madness, it's very possible the Maryland Terrapins could still be playing. The Final Four was set to be held this weekend and who knows how far the No. 12 Terrapins could have gone. But ... … [Read more...] about Top 10 Maryland games NCAA Tournament and beyond
Scott Van Pelt talks 'SportsCenter' senior night campaign and his D.C. roots
The plan for March 11 was to go live for two or three minutes, not for a full show. ESPN carried an NBA doubleheader, so "SportsCenter" host Scott Van Pelt headed to the studio in Bristol, Connecticut, to anchor a short "fill segment" between the games. Before long, he found ... … [Read more...] about Scott Van Pelt talks 'SportsCenter' senior night campaign and his D.C. roots