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• Sports

Digest (May 15): Blast sign three players to contract extensions

The Blast have extended the contracts of forward Jamie Thomas, Juan Galvis and defender Jereme Raley.

• Sports

The Sun Remembers: This Week in Maryland Sports History for Feb. 3-9

Remember when Michael Brown, Brooks Robinson and Al Kaline were in the news?

By Mike Klingaman

Feb 3, 2019

• Sports

Digest (June 25): Capitals' Smith-Pelly set to be free agent after not getting qualifying offer

The Washington Capitals did not qualify pending restricted free-agent right wing Devante Smith-Pelly by Monday's 5 p.m. deadline, meaning Smith-Pelly will become an unrestricted free agent on July 1.

• Sports

Chiefs take Olney's Dorian O'Daniel, LB from Clemson, in third round

Former Good Counsel standout Dorian O'Daniel earned second-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors last season.

By Jonas Shaffer

Apr 27, 2018

• Maryland

Former Pallotti standout ready to play for Clemson University in NCAA tournament

Marcquise Reed leads Clemson into NCAA basketball tournament

• Sports

Scouting No. 1 seed Virginia, UMBC's first-round opponent in NCAA men's basketball tournament

A first look at the Retrievers' foe Friday night in a South Regional opener in Charlotte, N.C.

• Sports

Well-traveled Canada seeks stability, productivity in job as Maryland's new offensive coordinator

In his fourth job in as many seasons, Maryland offensive coordinator Matt Canada knows that the health of his quarterback will be the key to the football team's success in 2018.

By Don Markus

Mar 5, 2018

• Sports

After a quick search, Maryland hires Matt Canada as offensive coordinator

Maryland has hired former LSU offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Matt Canada to succeed Walt Bell in the same position.

By Don Markus

Jan 23, 2018

• Sports

Sunday’s loss another gut punch for Ravens rookie CB Marlon Humphrey

The ending of the loss to the Bengals reminded Humphrey of his final game for Alabama in the 2017 national title game.

By Edward Lee

Jan 3, 2018

• Sports

Maryland's injury history under Turgeon is not a pretty sight

Justin Jackson became the seventh player with a significant role to be injured during Mark Turgeon's seven seasons at Maryland.

By Don Markus

Dec 29, 2017

• College Football

Digest: Ex-Ravens safety finalist for nation's top college football assistant

Digest: Ex-Ravens safety finalist for nation's top college football assistant

• College Sports

State basketball roundup (Nov. 24): UMBC men top Nicholls State, 89-88

Jairus Lyles made two free throws with 12.6 seconds left and the UMBC men's basketball team held off visiting Nicholls State, 89-88, on Friday.

• Sports

National champion Maryland lacrosse teams meet with President Trump

President Donald Trump is set to host collegiate sports championship teams at the White House Friday.

• Sports

Report: Texans star rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson out for season with ACL tear

It appears the Ravens won't have to face the first-year Houston standout, who went down with a knee injury Thursday in practice.

• College Sports

Alabama is preseason No. 1 for second year in a row; Ohio State No. 2

Alabama is No. 1 in the preseason Top 25, the first program in 12 years to take the top spot two years in a row. 

• Sports

The Big Ten tournament is in Maryland's backyard, but that didn't matter much in the ACC

Maryland's the de facto host of the Big Ten tournament this year. That was rarely an auspicious fact in the Terps' ACC days.

By Jonas Shaffer

Mar 10, 2017

• Business

With university deals, Under Armour aims to fill in its U.S. map

Nike has signed more universities to outfitting deals, but rival Under Armour says it can succeed with a targeted approach based on identifying the most suitable partners — and geography plays a significant role.

By Jeff Barker

Jan 21, 2017

• Sports

Alabama hires former Terps coach Mike Locksley as full-time offensive assistant coach

Alabama has hired former Maryland coach Mike Locksley as a full-time offensive assistant, Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban announced Monday.

• Sports

Deshaun Watson and Clemson dethrone top-ranked Tide, 35-31

College football's first national championship rematch was fitting sequel to the original, with an unusual twist at the end.

• College Football

Digest: Clemson's Watson wins Golden Arm Award

Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson won the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award on Tuesday and will be honored Friday in Baltimore.

• College Sports

Digest: Navy women's basketball holds off Liberty, 67-66; Coppin men fall

Jaron Blossomgame had 15 points and 11 rebounds and Clemson used an 20-5 early run to cruise past Coppin State, 85-43.

• College Sports

What to expect from Baltimore area men's basketball teams

Local men's basketball preview capsules

By C.J. Doon

Nov 10, 2016

• NBA

Digest: Wizards beat 76ers, 125-119, in double overtime preseason game

Kelly Oubre scored 24 points as the visiting Washington Wizards outlasted the Philadelphia 76ers, 125-119, for their first preseason victory under coach Scott Brooks.

• Sports

Maryland recruiting: Terps make cut for number of prospects

A number of touted recruits have released lists of their top schools that feature Maryland.

• Sports

Maryland to play Pitt in next year's ACC-Big Ten Challenge

Maryland will play Pittsburgh at home in next season's ACC-Big Ten Challenge, according to CBS Sports.

By Don Markus

May 23, 2016

• College Sports

Quint Kessenich: ACC could have historic low qualify for NCAA Tournament

Just three weeks remain before the NCAA Tournament as teams try to gain momentum for postseason.

• Sports

Some coaches think Big Ten teams were underseeded

Several coaches who've watched the league closely — including one Hall of Famer who's coached in the league and one who has taken his lumps coaching in it the past two years — were surprised by some of the Big Ten teams' seedings.

By Don Markus

Mar 14, 2016

• Sports

Maryland makes top 10 for three-star Florida lineman, plus other recruiting updates

In the roughly three weeks since National Signing Day, Maryland's coaching staff hasn't slowed down at all on the recruiting trail. The Terps are doling out plenty of offers all over the country, and while the staff hasn't gotten its first commitment in the Class of 2017 yet, Maryland is making an impression on prospective recruits.

• Sports

Maryland basketball has stumbled in the past when they've reached No. 2 in the polls

Should Maryland get to No. 1 in the latest Top 25 rankings by either the Associated Press or USA Today Sports released Monday afternoon, it will mark the first time in program history that the Terps occupy the top spot during the season.

By Don Markus

Feb 8, 2016

• High School sports

McDonogh soccer quartet excited to sign with four different ACC schools Wednesday

College soccer in the Carolina states will be getting a whole lot better after Wednesday, thanks to the powerhouse McDonogh boys and girls programs.

By Glenn Graham

Jan 31, 2016

• Terps

After week of upsets in college basketball, Terps fall to No. 8

Meanwhile, Iowa jumped to third, and Michigan State moved down to 12th.

By Don Markus

Jan 25, 2016

• Sports

Maryland defensive coordinator Scott Shafer reflects on time at Syracuse

When Scott Shafer succeeded Doug Marrone as coach at Syracuse before the 2013 season, he took over a squad that was co-champions of the Big East Conference, a springboard for its move to the ACC.

• Maryland

More carpe diem, less being dumb

• Sports

Former Colts quarterback Bert Jones leads College Football Hall of Fame inductees

Bert Jones, who quarterbacked the Colts to three AFC East championships in the 1970s, was elected Friday to the College Football Hall of Fame. A first-team All-American at LSU, Jones is one of 16 players and coaches named to the class of 2016, which will be inducted in December.

By Mike Klingaman

Jan 8, 2016

• Sports

A look at how Maryland has fared recently against top-10 foes

Before Maryland players enter their practice fields, they walk by a graveyard filled with tombstones bearing the results of past games. It¿s a reminder of the success the Terps have had in the past and how, in the future, they can shock and surprise teams again.

• Sports

After two straight tight games, Terps pushing to start football rivalry with Penn State

The Nittany Lions represent Maryland's only chance to develop a real rivalry in the Big Ten. The geography works and the timing might finally be right for two teams that arrived at this point from very different directions but find themselves at similar competitive crossroads.

By Peter Schmuck

Oct 24, 2015

• Sports

Catching Up With ... former Calvert Hall, Clemson and NFL center Wayne Mulligan

Wayne Mulligan, now a business consultant, played for Calvert Hall, Clemson and in the NFL.

By Mike Klingaman

Oct 8, 2015

• Sports

Breaking down Caleb Rowe's three career starts

Caleb Rowe will make his fourth career start for Maryland at quarterback against South Florida on Saturday, his first start since the end of October 2013. In his career, he¿s been a staple in relief, appearing in 15 games in his first three-plus years in College Park. But this marks the first time he¿s been handed the keys to the Terps offense with the opportunity to seize the job for the long haul.

• Sports

Towson defensive end Ryan Delaire enters NFL draft pool deep with 'tweeners'

"To be honest, I feel like I'm a hybrid," Delaire said. "I feel like I can stand up or put my hand down. I feel like I don't have a set position."

By Aaron Wilson

Feb 20, 2015

• Sports

Eddie Jordan rebuilding Rutgers from the ground up

Eddie Jordan's return to Rutgers had been rough. Taking over a program that made national headlines two years ago when Mike Rice was fired for verbally and physically abusing his players, Jordan helped changed the atmosphere. But the product failed to improve.

By Don Markus

Jan 12, 2015

• Sports

Bordner the 'heartbeat' of Boston College's offense

• Sports

Four local transfers have helped UMBC men's soccer to NCAA tournament

It's not often four teammates on a club soccer team graduate from high school, go off to play at different Division I programs and then return to their hometown to complete their NCAA eligibility.

• Sports

AFC North notebook: Steelers WR Martavis Bryant steps out of ex-teammate's shadow

When scouts came looking at Clemson teammate Sammy Watkins, Martavis Bryant made sure they knew who he was.

By Aaron Wilson

Nov 15, 2014

• Sports

Mark Turgeon speaks at Big Ten Media Day

Mark Turgeon spoke with reporters in Chicago at Big Ten Media Day on Thursday. Here's a transcript of his comments, provided by the conference.

• Obituaries

James T. Lanier, electrical engineer

James T. Lanier, an electrical engineer and devoted Clemson University football fan, died Sunday at Johns Hopkins Hospital of brain cancer. He was 60.

• Sports

Maryland gets its first taste of Big Ten with in-conference soccer games Friday

When the Maryland's men's soccer team faces Michigan in Ann Arbor and the women's team plays host to Rutgers at Ludwig Field, it will mark the Terps' first in-conference competition of any kind as a member of the Big Ten. The school officially joined the league in July after 61 years in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

• Sports

2014 Orioles draft live blog

Welcome to the live blog for the Orioles' selections in the 2014 first-year player draft.

• Football

Towson RB Terrance West drafted by Browns in third round, marking 'long journey' to NFL

Now, the Baltimore native has the job of his dreams. He officially became an NFL football player Friday night when he was drafted by the Cleveland Browns, trading up with the San Francisco 49ers to select him 94th overall.

• Sports

Mike Mayock envisions trade-back scenario for Ravens

When the first round of the NFL draft launches next Thursday, the Ravens could be on the move and looking to maneuver backward to stockpile draft picks.

• Sports

Subpoenas issued to at least 10 ACC schools in Maryland-ACC legal battle

Maryland, which is contesting the exit fee as it prepares to join the Big Ten Conference in July, accuses the ACC of seeking to withhold information, along with more than $20 million in shared conference revenue.