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For fans missing their favorite teams while quarantining at home, some of Maryland’s most iconic sports figures have provided encouraging messages.
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Jairus Hamilton, a 6-foot-8, 234-pound forward, announced on Twitter on Wednesday that he is transferring from Boston College to play basketball at Maryland.
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Maryland men’s basketball sophomore forward Ricky Lindo Jr. has entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal, the team announced Monday.
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Freshman twins Makhel and Makhi Mitchell, who left the Maryland men’s basketball team in December, have committed to play at Rhode Island, both announced Monday.
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In four of the eight tournament simulations, Maryland advanced to the Final Four for the first time since 2002, the program's championship season.
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Maryland sophomore forward Jalen Smith’s list of all-american accolades continued to grow this week as he was named a Third Team All-American by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association Monday and a Third Team All-American by the National Association of Basketball Coaches Tuesday.
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An additional 44 cases of coronavirus in Maryland were announced Monday, bringing the total to 288.
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Smith averaged 15.5 points, 10.5 rebounds and 2.4 rebounds, all improvements from his freshman season
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Senior Kaila Charles of the Big Ten champion Maryland women’s basketball team earned Third Team All-America honors for the second straight year from the Associated Press on Thursday.
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The Maryland men’s basketball team finished a season cut short by the coronavirus pandemic at No. 12 in the final Associated Press Top 25 poll released Wednesday, tying the program’s best finish under coach Mark Turgeon.
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After the coronavirus pandemic halted the college basketball season, here are three takeaways from the Maryland men’s team's 2019-20 season.
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The impact of the nationwide shutdown of professional and amateur sports mirrors the shock wave that has reverberated throughout the global economy and sent markets into free fall.
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“They did the right thing," Turgeon said. "They had to do it with everything that’s going on out there. But it still kills you. It hurts.”
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The Maryland men's basketball was set to play its first game in the Big Ten tournament Friday evening.
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NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments off-limits to general public amid coronavirus pandemic
Trying to avoid spreading the new coronavirus that has become a global pandemic, the NCAA decided the men's and women's tournament games will be off-limits to the general public.
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University of Maryland athletics on Wednesday announced a series of safety measures for its home events amid concern over the coronavirus outbreak, now labeled a pandemic by the World Health Organization.
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The Maryland men's basketball team has a double-bye and is scheduled to play its first game Friday.
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Henderson, the only two-time consensus First Team All-American in Maryland football history, becomes the seventh Terp to enter the College Football Hall of Fame.
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Smith, a Mount Saint Joseph product, is averaging 15.5 points and 10.5 rebounds for the Terps, who on Sunday clinched a share of the Big Ten regular-season title
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Legislation that could legalize sports betting has passed Maryland’s state Senate unanimously ― opening up the possibility of fans gambling on the Ravens, Orioles and Terps.
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Former lacrosse stars Pat Spencer of Loyola Maryland and Megan Taylor of Maryland are among 35 semifinalists for the James E. Sullivan Award, an honor given yearly to the top amateur athlete in the United States.
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Morgan State Rico Kennedy and Ian McBorrough seek the higher blessing of playing in the NFL.
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After eight years and several missed connections, Wolfe ended up where he thought he could’ve fit all along.
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The twins and graduate student guards were the talk of the college basketball world last weekend when they broke news regarding the next destinations of two transfers from Quinnipiac.
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A century ago, Baltimore had baseball fever. In 1920, the Orioles won 110 games – including the final 25 – to capture the International League pennant. The team’s success buoyed the spirits of a city struggling through the third and final year of the flu pandemic that killed 675,000 Americans.
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The latest updates on the Covid-19 pandemic suggest that a half-season of Major League Baseball would be better than none.
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Navy's Joe Amplo, Loyola Maryland's Charley Toomey, Duke’s John Danowski and Hofstra’s Seth Tierney have raised almost $7,500 toward their $10,000 goal.
