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Matt Bracken rounds up the latest Maryland Terps basketball recruiting news. - Johns Hopkins President Ronald J. Daniels formally notified the university community Tuesday of the school¿s intention to consider a conference affiliation for men¿s lacrosse.
- Former Raven Brad Jackson is having flashbacks about his experiences during Baltimore's Super Bowl XXXV championship game.
- His return was somewhat unexpected and his contributions were greatly accepted, but after making his season debut Wednesday night, Nene was dejected. All season, the Washington Wizards big man had to be the one to console his distressed teammates after disappointing losses, providing encouraging words to keep them motivated.
- The University of Maryland's move to the Big Ten could be a defining moment in the presidency of Wallace Loh.
- Maryland entered the day knowing it needed to improve a running game ranked last in the Atlantic Coast Conference. But the Terps were without leading rusher Wes Brown (shoulder).
- Maryland fans complain that Virginia game broadcast started late
- Ed Reed was inside the Castle on Thursday, another positive sign that suggests the Ravens safety plans to report for training camp next week. According to the team Twitter account, Reed was at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills, running sprints and doing agility drills on the outdoor practice fields.
- Another day, another twist in the Ed Reed saga. On Wednesday, the Ravens safety told Comcast Sportsnet that he "always planned on playing this year." That obviously sounds like a positive development, but be warned that the Reed roller coaster hasn't yet come to a complete stop and won't until Reed reports to training camp next Wednesday. So keep your seatbelts fastened and fingers crossed that Reed's mindset won't swerve before camp begins. After all, Reed's comments have been pretty inconsistent all offseason. Here is a complete (we think) recap.
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- North Laurel's Mark Thomas, a stay-at-home dad, is married to University of Maryland women's basketball head coach Brenda Frese. One of the couple's twin boys was diagnosed with leukemia in 2010.
- No matter how many points he has scored, scholarship offers he has fielded or invitational tourneys he has ruled, Aquille Carr is going to have to elevate his game as he moves to the next level.
- No matter how many points he has scored, scholarship offers he has fielded or invitational tourneys he has ruled, Aquille Carr is going to have to elevate his game as he moves to the next level.
- Throughout the season, it seemed as if Terrell Suggs was making a conscious effort to keep Tom Brady's name out of his mouth.
- As Maryland heads to Wake Forest Saturday with a 2-8 record and a seven-game losing streak, quarterback C.J. Brown and his teammates are trying to avoid a repeat of the 2-10 record in 2009
- Chief engineer at the old WAAM-TV and made the switch to WJZ and cable but never lost his affection for old tube radios
- Juan Dixon, Steve Blake, Byron Mouton and Chris Wilcox, are expected to play in the alumni game that starts at 10:30 p.m, according to a Maryland news release. Johnny Rhodes, Mike Grinnon and Dave Neal are also planning to play.
- Even before the season began, Maryland coach Randy Edsall openly wondered whether his defense had enough depth.
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- Nothing is a bigger TV draw in the Baltimore area than Ravens football, and this year the team is announcing more and bigger media partnerships than ever with broadcast, cable and radio outlets.
- Jake Arrieta turned in his first quality start in more than a month Wednesday, but the Orioles were held to two hits in a 4-0 loss to the Red Sox. ... The Orioles are playing the waiting game with their unsigned draft picks, but they have had talks with Dylan Bundy. ... Ravens safety Ed Reed declared himself "full go" for training camp Wednesday, but he hopes the Ravens will "be smart" with his reps this summer. Reed also clarified last month¿s comments about wanting Rex Ryan as coach over John Harbaugh. ... Maryland President Wallace D. Loh has created a committee to examine the athletic department's finances after recent financial losses.
- Less than 48 hours after the Terps were snubbed by the NIT selection committee, Maryland coach Gary Williams essentially guaranteed that the Terps would be back in the NCAA tournament next season.
