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Maryland senior quarterback Josh Jackson is among six players who have opted-out of the 2020 college football season, head coach Mike Locksley said Friday.
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The NCAA has approved Maryland quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa’s transfer waiver and he will be immediately eligible to play in the 2020 season, the team announced Friday.
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Here are five questions the Terps will begin to answer with the start of preseason practice Friday.
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Two sons of Pro Football Hall of Famer Ray Lewis have announced on social media that they will transfer to play at Kentucky.
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Of the 130 Football Bowl Subdivision programs in the NCAA, Mike Locksley is one of just 14 Black coaches.
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A coalition of over 1,000 football student-athletes from the Big Ten on Wednesday released a list of demands to the conference and the NCAA, calling for a “comprehensive plan to ensure the safety and well-being of players leading up to and during the upcoming fall season.”
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The Big Ten on Wednesday unveiled a new 10-game, conference-only football schedule, with Maryland slated to begin the 2020 season Sept. 5 at Iowa.
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Maryland athletics on Tuesday revealed the results of its latest series of coronavirus testing, announcing that no individuals tested positive for COVID-19 out of 227 student-athletes and staff screened for the virus July 27.
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Maryland athletics on Tuesday announced zero positive COVID-19 tests in its most recent screening of student-athletes and staff.
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The 20-year-old Revaz most recently competed for JL Bourg basketball club in France and is a member of the Swiss National Team player pool.
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The University of Maryland athletic department announced three positive COVID-19 tests after conducting on-campus screening for 185 student-athletes and athletics staff on July 14-15.
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Harper, a four-year standout with the Terps who was named the 2006 NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player after leading the team to a national championship, most recently served as the head coach at Montverde Academy in Florida.
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The Maryland men’s basketball team on Friday announced the addition of preferred walk-ons Jade Brahmbhatt, Aidan McCool and Connor Odom to the program.
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Four-star guard Mila Reynolds announced her commitment to Maryland on Wednesday, giving the Terps women’s basketball team its first recruit in the Class of 2022.
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On July 7-8, the University Health Center conducted on-campus screening of 185 athletes and staff; nine individuals tested positive for COVID-19.
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The latest domino fell in collegiate sports on Thursday when the Big Ten announced it would move all fall sports, including football, to a conference-only schedule for the 2020 season.
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The Big Ten on Thursday announced its plans to move its fall sports to a conference-only schedule, as collegiate and professional sports leagues continue to make adjustments to their operations amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Maryland men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon provided an update on Wednesday regarding his team’s discussion on racism, calling systemic racism a “humanity problem” and declaring that “Black lives matter.”
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Julian and Angel Reese, both standout basketball players at St. Frances, each committed to Maryland, ensuring that they'd share the same court as they have throughout the years.
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No Maryland student-athletes have tested positive for the coronavirus in its initial on-campus screening, the university announced Friday.
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Former Maryland quarterback Max Bortenschlager has transferred to Florida International as a graduate student, according to report from SB Nation’s Underdog Dynasty.
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The Big Ten said players can continue to practice in helmets — but not pads — as it awaits further evaluation before introducing contact practices.
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In 14 games last season for the Atlanta Falcons, Kenjon Barner averaged 7.6 yards per punt return, scoring on a 78-yard return.
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The former starting power forward for the University of Maryland’s NCAA title-winning team in 2006 will helm an Eagles program that has not enjoyed a winning record in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference since 2016.
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According to MLB rules, because it was a mechanical problem with the tarp, the game was suspended and will be resumed Friday at Camden Yards with one out in the sixth inning and the Orioles leading 5-2.
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On paper, Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead IV is the type of player that seems expendable. But throughout his four stops in the league, he has been a consummate professional.
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All-America lacrosse games switch to regional format, begin Thursday in Lutherville; seniors honored
To comply with COVID-19 safety guidelines and travel restrictions, Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced Tuesday that the annual Under Armour All-America high school boys and girls lacrosse games have shifted to a regional format for underclassmen.
