national invitation tournament

• College Sports

Not-so-rich writers, not-so-elite hoops and not-so-wealthy Cypriots dominate the morning

• Terps

Second-seeded Terps draw Niagara in first round of the NIT

Maryland's men's basketball season will continue in the NIT, where the Terps are a No. 2 seed and will open Tuesday night at Comcast Center against seventh-seeded Niagara of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.

• Maryland

Maryland makes NIT field

• Sports

Analyzing Terps' 79-76 loss to UNC at ACC tournament and looking forward

There were plenty of competing feelings as the Terps quietly packed up their gear Saturday to leave Greensboro Coliseum, their home for four days.

• Sports

Terps fall to North Carolina, 79-76, in ACC tournament semifinals

Forget Duke. Maryland's poison this season was North Carolina, which used its quick-strike offense to run the gritty Terps out of their best ACC tournament since 2009.

• Terps

Terps looking for a fresh start in the ACC tournament

Dez Wells is a sophomore but played for Xavier last season. A handful of other players in Maryland's regular rotation — four freshmen and transfer Logan Aronhalt — are also making their ACC tournament debuts.

• Basketball

Talking Terps with Dave Tucker of Testudo Times

The Baltimore sports scene is blessed with a bunch of talented bloggers who bring their unique perspective to the conversation. Each week, Matt Vensel of The Baltimore Sun hopes to chat with one of them in a regular feature called Blogger on Blogger. This week, he exchanged emails with Dave Tucker, who writes about Maryland basketball for Testudo Times.

• Sports

Morning Shootaround: Analyzing the Terps' 79-68 loss to North Carolina

• Maryland

Terps' tourney chances take a hit against UNC

• Maryland Terrapins

Will it be a 'Snowmageddon' repeat for the Terps vs. North Carolina?

• College Basketball

The Sun remembers: March 3-March 9

Roger Dickens, Charlie McNeil and Lefty Grove are part of The Sun Remembers This Week in Sports for March 3 to March 9

• Terps

Against Wake Forest, 'young' Terps look to solve road struggles

Mark Turgeon expects Maryland to play in postseason, but he's not sure if it'll be NCAA or NIT

• Sports

Terps Trio: Inconsistent big men, Lefty Driesell, first football recruit

Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.

• Sports

Analyzing Maryland's 83-81 win over Duke

Don Markus takes a closer look at the Maryland basketball team's upset of No. 2 Duke.

• Sports

Terps Trio: Maryland vs. Duke, fan antics, random hoops notes

Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.

• Maryland

College Notebook: Detrich named Terror tennis coach

• Sports

Mark Turgeon doesn't want Terps to look back or ahead

Maryland's recent slump has not been a total shock to second-year coach Mark Turgeon. When he looked at the schedule before the season, Turgeon saw how difficult the first half of the Atlantic Coast Conference slate might unfold for a young team.

• Terps

Terps assistant Scott Spinelli deserves credit for team's success

Key recruiter and teacher coached Maryland in double-overtime loss to Miami last season after Mark Turgeon's ejection

• Ray Lewis

Ray Lewis' future could include speaking engagements, endorsements

Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis has already built a reputation as a motivational speaker, but now he'll get paid for it

• College Basketball

Loyola's game against Bucknell could have NCAA implications

Loyola's game against Bucknell could have NCAA Tournament implications

• Sports

Terps Trio: Most memorable Maryland sports moments in 2012

Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.

• Sports

Analyzing Maryland's win over Monmouth

It seems to be happening to Maryland over its past two games, sloppy and sleep-inducing victories over South Carolina State and Monmouth.

• Sports

Former Terps guard Eric Hayes having 'a lot of fun' as a Maryland graduate assistant

Eric Hayes spent the first two years after graduating Maryland in 2010 playing basketball in three different countries and moving closer to his ultimate goal ¿ becoming a coach like his father, Kendall, who had coached for years in Northern Virginia and stopped to watch his son play for the Terps.

• High School sports

Sweet 16: Damion Lee, Drexel

Drexel sophomore Damion Lee has been selected to The Baltimore Sun's Sweet 16.

• High School sports

Sweet 16: Terrell Vinson, Massachusetts

UMass forward Terrell Vinson has been selected to The Baltimore Sun's Sweet 16.

• Sports

Storms don't weaken Catonsville-Arbutus softball players' quest for Worlds

• High School sports

Q&A with Loyola men's basketball coach Jimmy Patsos

Matt Bracken goes 1-on-1 with Loyola Greyhounds basketball coach Jimmy Patsos.

• Sports

Ray Lewis takes his motivational skills across the pond

The Ravens¿ fearless leader has been seen many times barking last-minute instructions and words of wisdom at his teammates before they take the field. And this week, Lewis is in London ¿for a three-day minicamp with the London Warriors of the BAFA National Leagues,¿ according to a report by CBSsports.com.

• College Sports

Sports notices: Batter up!

Sports notices for Howard County

• High School sports

Former Aberdeen guard Devon Branch commits to Oregon

Devon Branch picked Oregon over offers from Kansas State, Rutgers and Virginia Tech, among others. He is ranked the No. 30 junior college prospect in the country by JUCOJunction.com.

• Sports

Ray Lewis gives motivational speech before Stanford game

Ray Lewis gives motivational speech before Stanford game

• The Pennsylvania State University

Ex-Aberdeen High, Penn State basketball star Monroe C. Brown Jr. dies suddenly

Monroe C. Brown Jr., a standout basketball player at Aberdeen High School in the late 1980s and later at Penn State, died suddenly at his Havre de Grace home March 9.

• Latest

Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday

• Sports

Terps miss out on NIT; Turgeon says UM will get 'where we all want it to be'

No postseason tourney for Maryland

• Sports

Turgeon is off to a good start with Terps

Turgeon is off to a good start with Terps

• Terps

Terps suffer 85-69 loss to top-seeded Tar Heels in ACC quarterfinals

Confidence and ambition weren't enough for Maryland to overcome fourth-ranked North Carolina, which again used fast breaks effectively in an 85-69 victory that was its third win over the Terps this season.

• Maryland

Terps hope for good showing at ACC tournament

• College Basketball

Loyola men beat Niagara, 86-73, will play Siena next

Loyola men's basketball beats Niagara in MAAC tournament first round

• Maryland

One last shot on the road for Maryland

• Terps

Turgeon wants Terps to be more rugged on the road

Turgeon wants Terps to be more rugged on the road. Maryland. Maryland coach implores his team to ignore the postseason chatter, focus on winning Saturday at Georgia Tech.

• Maryland

Terps visit No. 22 Virginia after quick turnaound

• Sports

Terps to play Pitt, not Duke, twice each basketball season

• College Sports

Morgan State officials to meet today about Todd Bozeman's future

Morgan State officials to discuss men's basketball coach Todd Bozeman's future

• Baseball

Sports notices: Hurricane Express girls rugby team is looking for players

Sports notices for Howard County

• Baseball

Sports notices: Hurricane Express girls rugby team is looking for players

Sports notices for Howard County

• Terps

Cold-shooting Terps can't handle No. 16 Crimson Tide, lose 62-42

Maryland's guards struggle hitting shots early, Alabama dominates on boards

• Terps

No longer at midnight, Maryland Madness survives 40 years later

A tradition that began at the University of Maryland 40 years ago and eventually became known as Midnight Madness will take place across the country Friday.

• College Basketball

Sweet 16: Brendan Bald, Vermont

• College Basketball

Q&A with Morgan State coach Todd Bozeman

• Michigan State Spartans

Forest Hill's Schaller to coach gymnastics at Towson

Local coach joins Towson staff