Terps Win by 40 Against in-state opponent Mount St. Mary’s

By Chris Tulp The University of Maryland women’s basketball team put on a show, beating Mount St. Mary’s University 97-57 for the Terps’ sixth straight win. The Terps returned to the Xfinity Center after playing their last three games on the road. Maryland opened the game on a 15-0 run before the Mount scored their first basket.  The Terps responded and went on a 12-0 … Continue reading Terps Win by 40 Against in-state opponent Mount St. Mary’s

Terps Fall Short in Big Ten Opener Against Purdue

By Chris Tulp Photos by Lindsey Collins Maryland men’s basketball team only led for 18 seconds against Purdue Friday, but the game came down to one shot by the Terps at the end that would’ve tied it. The Boilermakers were able to hold off the Terps’ late push and close out the win, 80-75. Maryland now fall to 6-3 overall, 0-1 in the Big Ten, … Continue reading Terps Fall Short in Big Ten Opener Against Purdue

Column: What’s next for Maryland football?

By Sydney Fazio Now that Maryland football failed to qualify for a bowl game in what was decidedly a disappointing season, what’s next for the Terrapins? Maryland football’s season ended drastically different than it started—coach D.J. Durkin even said that first win against the University of Texas felt like eight years ago. The Terps fell excruciatingly to the Nittany Lions 66-3 on senior day to … Continue reading Column: What’s next for Maryland football?

Maryland defeats old NCAA foe Butler

By Sydney Fazio The University of Maryland Men’s basketball team faced Butler University for their first meeting since the second round of the 2007 NCAA Tournament, at the Xfinity Center, Wednesday. With over 16,000 fans filling in the seats of Xfinity, Maryland enjoyed a massive home crowd to help them overcome a tough matchup against Butler. The now 3-0 Terrapins defeated the Bulldogs 79-65. Butler … Continue reading Maryland defeats old NCAA foe Butler

Maryland’s late comeback not enough against No. 4 South Carolina

By Chris Tulp In a game where the Maryland Women’s Basketball team was down by as many as 26 points, and got as close as three, they couldn’t pull out the win, losing 94-86 to the University of South Carolina. ESPNW’s preseason player of the year, Gamecocks senior A’ja Wilson, led all scorers and set a career high with 32 points. Sophomore guard Kaila Charles … Continue reading Maryland’s late comeback not enough against No. 4 South Carolina

Preview: # 3 Maryland takes on #5 Albany

By Alex Mann After their meeting in March was postponed because of inclement weather, the No. 3 Maryland Terrapins will take on the No. 5 Albany Great Danes Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Tom and Mary Casey Stadium in Albany, New York. Coming off wins against defending national champion North Carolina in Chapel Hill, Michigan and former No. 1 Penn State at home, the Terps … Continue reading Preview: # 3 Maryland takes on #5 Albany

Delta Upsilon’s bracket Tournament Madness challenge is about more than basketball

by Lynsey Jeffery Delta Upsilon, a University of Maryland fraternity chapter, held its second annual NCAA Tournament Madness bracket challenge from March 12 to March 16. But the challenge was about more than just basketball: it was about charity. The proceeds from the event would be split in half: 50 percent would be given to three winners with the most accurate brackets at the end … Continue reading Delta Upsilon’s bracket Tournament Madness challenge is about more than basketball