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The Washington Mystics selected Kiara Leslie from North Carolina State with the 10th overall pick in the WNBA draft Wednesday night in New York.
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The wins keep adding up for Kiara Leslie and eighth-ranked North Carolina State, as the former Terp has helped the Wolfpack reach their highest Associated Press Top 25 ranking in nearly two decades.
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Kaila Charles scored 16 of her 23 points in the second half and No. 4 Maryland beat host Penn State, 77-61, on Friday night in the Big Ten opener for both
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Seniors Amar Sejdic and Sebastian Elney scored as the 11th-seeded Maryland men’s soccer team earned a 2-0 win over North Carolina State the NCAA tournament second round Sunday.
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After having a difficult time getting its running game going in a loss to Temple, Maryland will try to get more production from just freshman Anthony McFarland in its Big Ten opener against Minnesota on Saturday.
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Buck Williams, LaMont Jordan, Mark Greenberg and Terry Hutchinson are the latest additions to the Maryland State Athletic Hall of Fame.
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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.
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A look back at the most important developments of former Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson’s eight years at Maryland.
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Former Maryland coach Lefty Driesell was one of the 13 new members introduced Saturday to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame for the Class of 2018.
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After being a finalist four times, former Maryland coach Lefty Driesell is expected to be part of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame's 2018 class.
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The Maryland Terps' season ends with a loss to North Carolina State and former teammate Kiara Leslie in the second round of the NCAA women's basketball tournament.
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North Carolina State earned another game with a former conference rival. The Wolfpack's Kiara Leslie gets a reunion with her old Maryland teammates.
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With the victory, Terps coach Brenda Frese moved to 14-0 all time in the first round of the NCAA tournament at Maryland.
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If the Terps win, they would advance to face the North Carolina State-Elon winner.
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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.
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Maryland's home matchup on Super Bowl Sunday in 1973 against North Carolina State helped launch the career of Wolfpack star David Thompson and took college basketball to another level with fans.
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Maryland has hired former LSU offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Matt Canada to succeed Walt Bell in the same position.
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The 1957-58 Maryland men's basketball team will be honored at Sunday's game against Iowa to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the school's first ACC tournament championship.
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Darryl Gee, an Olympic and pro soccer player from Columbia, heads the 2017 Maryland State Athletic Hall of Fame inductees.
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Safety Ken Schroy spent eight years in the NFL with the New York Jets after a standout career at Maryland.
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“We want to thank you, Mr. President, for showing where your heart lies."
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Kiara Leslie joins Destiny Slocum, Jenna Staiti and Kiah Gillespie on the list of outgoing players.
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Had the term “March Madness” been in vogue in 1974, the state of Maryland would have epitomized it.
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Digest: Towson falls to Charleston in CAA men's basketball semifinal, 67-59
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March 5, 1996: Two
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Lexie Brown's father is best known for his creative dunks. The daughter of Dee Brown is drawing attention for making a more mundane shot with uncommon
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Maryland coach Mark Turgeon understands that a team with three freshmen starters will have its share of growing pains, the kind the Terps experienced with Sunday's late meltdown against Nebraska at Xfinity Center.
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When Maryland travels to Baltimore for the second straight season to face Charlotte at Royal Farms Arena on Tuesday, Graham and his son Jon will be the game's honorary captains.
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Keith Shivers' basket with 43 seconds left gave Coppin State its only lead of the game at 77-76 before a decisive three-point play.
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ORLANDO — One play rarely defines a team's season, particularly if it occurs in the first month.
One moment typically doesn't catapult a player
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Durkin knew that Saturday's game against Central Florida at Bright House Networks Stadium was going to be its toughest to date this season. It was.
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A number of touted recruits have released lists of their top schools that feature Maryland.
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The first inkling about Len Bias came the summer before his freshman year at Maryland when he played in the well-respected Urban Coalition league in Washington. The league was made up mostly of college players, local NBA players and a few older playground legends.
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It was an epic journey at the Raleigh Regional for Navy but the long hours spent at the ballpark finally caught up to Midshipmen Sunday afternoon.
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Maryland will play Pittsburgh at home in next season's ACC-Big Ten Challenge, according to CBS Sports.
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Former Maryland men's basketball coach Gary Williams and current Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski are probably still close friends, but it's preferable to live in a
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Lefty Driesell will find out Friday if he will become a finalist for the third time after making it that far in 2003, the year he retired from coaching. Should that happen, he will learn during this year's Final Four if he finally gets in.
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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.
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College soccer in the Carolina states will be getting a whole lot better after Wednesday, thanks to the powerhouse McDonogh boys and girls programs.
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Walt Williams and Tom McMillen, whose numbers were either equaled or surpassed by Diamond Stone Wednesday night, were impressed by the freshman.
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Jim Valvano will be there in spirit Tuesday night when No. 6 Maryland (7-1) plays Connecticut (5-2) — the school that gave Valvano his first big-time coaching job as an assistant — in the featured game of the Jimmy V Classic.
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The Big Ten was not supposed to keep its winning streak going over the ACC this season in their annual early December matchup. What could bode well for the league¿s overall power ranking -- and perhaps not so well for those Maryland fans who thought the No. 2 Terps were going to have it easy this winter -- is that the Big Ten improved to 5-0-2 against the ACC over the past seven years.
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Wise football coach DaLawn Parrish is about to face his alma mate, Howard, in the Class 4A state football championship Friday at 7:30 at M&T Bank Stadium. Both teams are undefeated.
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Terps basketball team moves up to No. 2 in coaches and media polls
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Maryland remained a No. 1 seed in ESPN¿s bracketology released Wednesday, but will now go through the West region rather than the Midwest.
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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.
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Young Laurel squad employs two setters in hopes of gaining victories
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Nearly half a century later, Alan Pastrana's feats at Maryland in 1966 remain legend. That spring, as a sophomore, he played lacrosse and was a first-team All-American. That fall, as the Terps' quarterback, he passed for 17 touchdowns to set an Atlantic Coast Conference record.
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The Sun should cover University of Maryland sports but also ACC athletics, particularly basketball
