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Maryland women’s basketball freshman Ashley Owusu ‘very lucky’ after getting struck by a car in December
The point guard’s senior year at a Northern Virginia high school was cut short by a blood clot from the accident and a broken foot, but she is eager to make her collegiate debut for the No. 5 Terps.
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With running back depth depleted by injuries, Maryland looks for ways to make sure ‘speed guys’ can play fast
After losing backups Jake Funk and Lorenzo Harrison III to season-ending knee injuries, a nagging ankle injury for leading rusher Anthony McFarland Jr. has hampered Maryland's running game.
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Maryland’s Anthony Cowan Jr. returns from concussion with winning still at forefront of mind
Maryland senior guard Anthony Cowan Jr. described Tuesday, the first day he was a full participant in the Terps’ practices in more than a week after suffering a concussion, as “a good day.” He hopes there are more to come.
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Terps RB Anthony McFarland Jr. “day to day” for Indiana game, but CB Tino Ellis is out for season
Maryland running back Anthony McFarland Jr, who emerged as the team’s featured back and a potential star in the Big Ten while breaking LaMont Jordan’s freshman rushing record last season, has played the past few weeks with what Locksley called a high ankle sprain.
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Maryland’s Anthony Cowan Jr. named to watch list for Bob Cousy Award; Maryland Million week kicks off
Maryland senior Anthony Cowan Jr. was named one of 20 watch list candidates for the 2020 Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year Award.
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Three takeaways from Maryland football’s 40-14 loss at Purdue
From Maryland’s “big-little” offense to a lackluster defense to a midseason assessment, here are three takeaways from Saturday’s 40-14 loss at Purdue.
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Maryland football doomed by penalties, critical pick-six in 40-14 loss to undermanned Purdue
Slightly favored and confident that redshirt junior quarterback Tyrrell Pigrome was ready to assume a starting role for injured graduate transfer Josh Jackson, the Terps stumbled badly, losing to the Boilermakers, 40-14, before an announced homecoming crowd of 52,296.
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Maryland basketball star Anthony Cowan Jr. sidelined with concussion
Maryland senior point guard Anthony Cowan Jr. is currently sidelined with a concussion, but is expected back early next a week, a team spokesman confirmed to The Baltimore Sun.
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‘That’s why we get paid to coach’: Maryland, Purdue football adjust game plans after injuries to key players
Coach Mike Locksley acknowledged that trying to rebuild a team that is going through injuries is difficult, “but that’s why we get paid to coach — to find ways to move the ball,” he said.
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Freshman Diamond Miller ready to ‘rock and roll’ with Maryland women’s basketball
Diamond Miller brings work ethic and competitiveness to the Maryland's women's basketball program and is ready to make an impact as part of the No. 1 recruiting class in the country.
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With Maryland’s Josh Jackson injured, Tyrrell Pigrome gets another chance to start at quarterback
This latest promotion to starting quarterback doesn’t seem to faze Tyrrell Pigrome. It’s not surprising, given all that he has been through.
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Maryland announces plans for $36 million Basketball Performance Center
Maryland Athletics announced plans to build a new Basketball Performance Center on Tuesday. The 60,000-square-foot facility would serve as the home for the Maryland men’s and women’s basketball programs.
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Maryland basketball’s Darryl Morsell happily stuck being Terps’ ‘glue guy’
Junior guard Darryl Morsell is Maryland's “glue guy”: the player who does all the little things and plays a key, if understated, role in the team’s success.
