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While Maryland field hockey was unable to make the NCAA Tournament in 2025, defender Josie Hollamon continued to turn heads all over the field. Hollamon was named a second-team All-American by the National Field Hockey Coaches’ Association, earning a spot on the team for the second straight season. She was a first-team All-American in 2024. […]
One of Maryland football’s sneaky shortcomings in 2025 was an inability for either Sean O’Haire or Philip Noyes to get kickoffs into the endzone and force touchbacks. Relief for that issue appears to be coming in the spring. Class of 2026 kicker Eli Fulcher announced his commitment to the Terps Sunday on X. He posted […]
What was always expected is now confirmed: quarterback Malik Washington agreed to a deal that will return him to Maryland football in 2026, the team announced Saturday. ESPN’s Pete Thamel first reported the news. The specifics of Washington’s deal are not public. The star recruit started immediately for the Terps this season, and was one […]
Maryland men’s basketball opened its Big Ten slate in catastrophic fashion. It lost 83-64 to Iowa and hit just 17 field goals all game. It needed a rebound, and it got one Saturday. Despite the Terps losing 101-83, they gave the Maryland faithful a reason to return to Xfinity Center in droves with how they […]
For 15 minutes, everything was going right for Maryland men’s basketball. The Terps were hosting No. 2 Michigan after getting crushed in their Big Ten opener — and underdogs by upwards of 20 points against the Wolverines. It didn’t look like that on the court. The atmosphere in Xfinity Center was electric for Maryland’s second […]
Maryland men’s basketball’s Big Ten home opener comes against a daunting opponent in No. 2 Michigan. The Terps road conference opener resulted in a 19-point loss, and they’ll hope to avoid an even worse fate against the red-hot Wolverines tonight at Xfinity Center. This is your space for thoughts, observations or whatever you would like […]
Maryland men’s basketball’s conference slate got off to an awful start on the road at Iowa. The Terps lost by 19, but the game didn’t feel nearly that close, and head coach Buzz Williams’ offense hardly looked like a Big Ten unit. It’s unlikely Maryland’s Big Ten fate will look any better in game two. […]
Maryland wrestling is set to take on Pittsburgh for its home opener Saturday at 12 p.m. Maryland is currently undefeated at 4-0, posting wins over Gardner-Webb, The Citadel, Morgan State and American. Pitt, meanwhile, comes in at 5-1, losing only to No. 3 Iowa, 36-0. But the Panthers have had their fair share of dominant […]
On paper, the talent was there for this year’s Maryland men’s soccer team to hoist the national championship. With a loaded freshman class — ranked the fifth-best in the country according to TopDrawerClass — and four impactful transfers that immediately slotted into the starting lineup, expectations within the program were set on at least a […]
At the inaugural Overtime Nationals championship game in Baltimore, three soon-to-be-Terps got the chance to show out on a massive stage. It’s far from the last opportunity the trio will get to do that. But edge rusher Zion Elee, cornerback Hakim Satterwhite and tight end Damon Hall each played important roles for St. Frances Academy. […]
No. 7 Maryland women’s basketball demolished Delaware State, 91-21, Wednesday night at Xfinity Center. The Terps set the program record for fewest points allowed in a game, one that had been in place since 1974. Here are three takeaways from Wednesday’s 70-point win. Maryland played another non-competitive game On Sunday, Maryland came away with a […]
Throughout Maryland women’s basketball’s Wednesday night domination of Delaware State, the story on the bench was more interesting than the story on the court. At the furthest end of Maryland’s bench sat Ava McKennie, Bri McDaniel, Kaylene Smikle, Addi Mack and Saylor Poffenbarger. Lea Bartelme sat in the first row of the luxury seats nearby. […]
Week 14 of the NFL regular season came to a close with 13 Maryland football alumni seeing the field. Minnesota Vikings Wide receiver Tai Felton saw action on both offense and special teams on Sunday. In a 31-0 blowout win over the Washington Commanders, Felton played 22 combined snaps in both phases, reeling in one […]
Though Maryland men’s soccer ended in disappointment after an undefeated regular season — falling to Washington in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinal Saturday — the United Soccer Coaches still took notice of the team’s prowess. Lasse Kelp, Laurin Mack, Staphane Njike, and Sadam Maseraka were all named Tuesday to the United Soccer Coaches All-Region First Team. […]
Fresh off the thrill of its first double overtime road victory in program history, No. 7 Maryland women’s basketball faces a quick turnaround. In one of their two final nonconference matchups of the 2025-26 season, the Terps welcome Delaware State to the Xfinity Center Wednesday night. The game will tip off at 6 p.m. and […]
Many speculated the New Orleans Pelicans made a grave mistake when they traded an unprotected 1st-round pick in a loaded 2026 draft to move up in the 2025 draft and select Derik Queen. A month and a half into the NBA season, those concerns seem officially put to bed. Queen put together the best performance […]
Maryland indoor track & field won six separate events at the Navy Invitational to open the season Saturday. Most notably, graduate student Maya Valmon’s 23.92 time on the 200 meters propelled her into second on the Terps’ all-time indoor list — she captured the event. Senior Nyla Cherry also placed first in the long jump, […]
Maryland women’s basketball fans’ started Sunday with a piece of awful news — they won’t get to watch their team’s leading scorer Kaylene Smikle again until next season. Smikle’s lingering knee injury is going to require surgery and will sideline her for the rest of the season. Nonetheless, Maryland had a game to play: its […]
Down by seven with 44 seconds left in double overtime, No. 7 Maryland women’s basketball had seemingly suffered its first loss of the season. As Minnesota inbounded the ball, Kyndal Walker — who had played just two minutes — got a steal. She made and executed an and-one to cut the game to five. Just […]
No. 7 Maryland women’s basketball guard Kaylene Smikle will undergo season-ending knee surgery, she announced on her Instagram on Sunday. Smikle missed the first three games of Maryland’s season with a knee injury that she had been dealing with since the preseason. She had played in the last seven games for the Terps, averaging 13.1 […]
Maryland men’s basketball’s conference slate started off about as poorly as it could have imagined. The Terps looked out of sorts and outmatched by an Iowa team that projects to be middle-of-the-pack in the Big Ten. The Hawkeyes led by 16 at halftime and by as much as 26 before Maryland ultimately fell, 83-64, on […]
In this episode, hosts Matt Germack, Ryan Alonardo and Nolan Rogalski give their instant reactions to Maryland men’s basketball’s embarrassing 83-64 road loss to Iowa in the Terps’ conference opener, and what it means for the rest of the Big Ten slate. Listen to the episode here. You can also listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere else […]
Maryland men’s basketball looked lost Saturday. On the road in their Big Ten opener, the Terps found themselves already down 14 at the half. Something needed to change. But nothing did. Maryland was pummelled, 83-64, in its conference opener. Problems that have plagued the Terps all season long only continued into the second half, as […]
No. 4-seed Maryland men’s soccer head coach Sasho Cirovski emphasized the importance of dominating the flanks heading into its NCAA Tournament quarterfinal clash against Washington. With a pair of special wingers on both sides — Sadam Masereka and Stephane Njike for the Terps and Richie Aman and Alex Hall on Washington — the outcome of […]
Maryland men’s basketball is on the road to begin Big Ten play, taking on a 7-1 Iowa squad whose only loss came to No. 7 Michigan State. Tip-off is set for 4 p.m. ET. This is your space for thoughts, observations or whatever you would like to share, but please be respectful.