New Maryland football coach Michael Locksley is finishing three-year run at Alabama while he gets prepared for return to College Park.

Washington Redskins tackle Trent Williams practiced Monday and has been fully cleared after being taken to the hospital in an ambulance following the team’s game at Dallas on Thanksgiving Day.

After a Heisman Trophy-winning season in 2016, Jackson posted an ACC-record 5,261 total yards with 45 touchdowns as a junior last year.

UMBC incoming freshman guard Jose Placer (Orlando, Fla./Master's Academy) is competing for Puerto Rico in the FIBA Under-18 Americas Championships in St. Catherines, Ontario.

Cliff Tucker, who hit one of the most memorable game-winning 3-pointers in Maryland basketball history, died Monday in car accident in Texas. He was 29.

Marcquise Reed leads Clemson into NCAA basketball tournament

Mount St. Mary's promoted former assistant Tori Krause to head coach of its women's soccer program. Krause assisted Joe Nemzer last season after working as the

Coppin State put a scare in host Georgia Tech for two-thirds of the game before fading, 76-62, on Wednesday night. The Eagles, who fell to 0-21 all-time

Big Ten teams have not fared well in Top 25 matchups, but Maryland has yet to face a ranked team.

The Maryland men's basketball team has won four straight holiday tournaments around Thanksgiving.

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

It did not take long for Ken Niumatalolo to believe.

He'd never played a down of triple-option foot

Diamond Stone did not have a going-away party at Maryland after his freshman year, as Jake Layman and three others did in March on Senior Night.

With Father's Day on Sunday, The Baltimore Sun surveyed local athletes, from Orioles and Ravens to Terps and Greyhounds, for cherished memories of their dads. The remembrances are as unique as the relationships they spring from, but in each there are virtues of fatherhood: love, patience, pride. And because these are athletes, after all, there are sports.

The Maryland men's basketball team will return to Baltimore for a second straight season, a source with knowledge of the situation said. A formal announcement

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

Junior forward Robert Carter Jr., on Thursday became the first of Maryland's underclassmen to announce his departure from school.

Maryland basketball power forward Robert Carter Jr. is averaging 13 points per game, behind only Terps teammate Melo Trimble.

In new places, some former Maryland basketball players flourish, others struggle

Robert Carter Jr. has been one of Maryland¿s most consistent players this season, scoring in double figures every game (13.0 average, second behind Melo Trimble) and the team¿s top rebounder (7.0 per game). One of the reasons Carter left Georgia Tech after two years was to expand his game and become more of a ¿stretch-4¿ -- a shooting power forward -- than a traditional back-to-the-basket player.

One of the common threads that ties together the 17 seasons Mark Turgeon has been a Division I college basketball coach are the transfers who have helped transform his respective teams, particularly those at Wichita State and Maryland.

Nearly 20 months after playing his last game for the Yellow Jackets as a sophomore in the 2014 Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, Robert Carter Jr. will play his first game as a Terp Friday night when No. 3 Maryland hosts Division II Southern New Hampshire in a preseason contest at Xfinity Center.

Rookie Darren Waller is the kind of big wide receiver the Baltimore Ravens have long lusted after. Can he develop into a force in the NFL?

Even as Robert Carter's new team at Maryland gets all kinds of hype for a potential No. 1 preseason ranking with the emergence of star point guard Melo Trimble, the signing of five-star prospect Diamond Stone and the addition of fellow transfer Rasheed Sulaimon from Duke, the 6-8, 238-pound junior forward is rarely mentioned. Carter doesn't seem to mind.

Starting point guard Lexie Brown, an All-Big Ten first-team selection, will transfer from Maryland.

The addition of Duke transfer Rasheed Sulaimon to a Maryland team many have already picked to win the Big Ten Conference next season and be a legitimate contender for a national championship gives the Terps the most talent fans in College Park have probably seen since the 1970s.

When No. 16 Maryland takes the court Tuesday against No. 5 Wisconsin, the Terps will have moved past their offseason soap opera to a place unfamiliar under Turgeon: national prominence.

After winning its first Big Ten game at Michigan State Tuesday night, the Terps did the same at Xfinity Center Saturday, turning away Minnesota, 70-58, before the biggest home crowd of the season.

Nearly a quarter-century ago, Maryland basketball star Walt Williams was in a similar situation that the team's current stat, Dez Wells, has faced this season.

Helped by a freshman class filled with long-range shooters, as well the arrival of North Carolina A&T transfer Richaud Pack, the Terps have a number of outside-shooting options. They'll need them all Saturday.

This has not been a stellar start to the season for the Big Ten. Aside from winning its annual interleague competition with the Atlantic Coast Conference despite its ranked teams going 1-5, Maryland's new basketball breathren have not exactly lived up to their reputation among the nation's best.

Now that the ACC-Big Ten Challenge is over for 2014, how does Maryland stack up compared to its future competition?

Tthe James Madison football team Maryland faces in Saturday's season-opener does have talent and is not necessarily the pushover its Football Championship Subdivision label may suggest.

Former Georgia Tech forward Robert Carter Jr. has signed with Maryland, the team announced Friday. The 6-foot-8, 247-pound Carter averaged 10.6 points and 7.4 rebounds in two seasons with the Yellow Jackets.

Maryland baseball coach John Szefc paused and looked forward, trying to articulate just how special it was to be part of the Terps' first NCAA tournament team in 43 years. Szefc was just 4 years old when Maryland lost its first two games in Gastonia, N.C., in the 1971 national tourney

Georgia Tech transfer Robert Carter will visit Maryland next week, according to a source.

A record-setting season for the Maryland baseball team will continue this week as the Terps qualified for the NCAA tournament for the first time since 1971.

The Terps baseball team came up one game short in its bid to win an Atlantic Coast Conference tournament championship before departing for the Big Ten Conference.

It is Maryland¿s first appearance in an ACC final since 1976; the Terps last won the conference in 1971.

The Maryland baseball team moved one step closer to the ACC title game Friday with a 5-3 win over No.2 seed Florida State, moving the Terps to 2-0 in the group stage of the conference tournament.

Maryland men's basketball has elevated Cliff Warren to assistant coach and hired Nima Omidvar from N.C. State to take over as director of basketball operations.

Former Maryland linebacker Demetrius Hartsfield has been invited to the Green Bay Packers' minicamp this weekend on a tryout basis, according to a source.

The Maryland men's basketball program has hired former Jacksonville University coach Cliff Warren as its new director of basketball operations.

Swiveling his hips in pass coverage and changing direction rapidly Sunday morning on the Ravens' indoor practice field, former University of Maryland standout linebacker Demetrius Hartsfield planted and cut with confidence and no hesitation.

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.