Sophie Pruden scored a career-high 23 points to lead the visiting St.
Mary's women's basketball team to an 87-82 triple-overtime win over Division II Washington Adventist on Tuesday night. By From Sun staff reports Dec 12, 2012 UMBC men's lacrosse coach Don Zimmerman today announced his team's 2013 spring schedule, which features four straight road games against preseason top-20 teams. By The Baltimore Sun Dec 5, 2012 Also, Howard alum Parrish makes his hometown proud Maryland and the Big Ten profit by the school's move. Joining Big Ten Conference, moving to ECAC, becoming an independent loom as possible destinations for men's lacrosse program in transition, according to Maryland coach John Tillman By By Edward Lee Nov 20, 2012 Maryland's decision to move from the Atlantic Coast Conference to the Big Ten not only caught its fans and students — and possibly ACC officials — by surprise. The stunning announcement that was first rumored late last week and was made official Monday also came as a shock to many of the school's coaches. Bobby Ross is still digesting the news that Maryland is moving to the Big Ten. Like many associated with the program when the football team was one of the best in the ACC, he is saddened by the move. Like many who follow college football, he is not surprised. By By Don Markus Nov 19, 2012 By By Don Markus Nov 19, 2012 The University of Maryland is in serious discussions to join the Big Ten, and the Board of Regents plans Monday to discuss the proposed move, according to two sources with knowledge of the talks. The Maryland football program has lost its second commitment to Penn State. Richy Anderson, a slot receiver/running back from Thomas Johnson in Frederick, pledged to the Nittany Lions last night. By By Matt Bracken Oct 29, 2012 Tanner Hartman, a 6-foot-4, 250-pound offensive lineman from Liberty Christian Academy in Lynchburg, Va., has committed to Penn State, according to 247Sports.com. By By Matt Bracken Sep 26, 2012 Navy football quarterback Trey Miller looks to get into a groove against VMI as freshman Keenan Reynolds waits for his chance 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. By From Sun news services Sep 17, 2012 Navy came into Beaver Stadium on Saturday afternoon hoping to add to Penn State's collective misery from the past 10 months. The Midshipmen had designs on keeping the Nittany Lions and their new coach, Bill O'Brien, winless. Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo said that his Midshipmen played near-perfect games to beat Notre Dame in 2009 and 2010, and came close to nirvana again before losing last season to nationally ranked South Carolina on the road. Navy wide receiver Shawn Lynch's path to Saturday's game at Penn State is not unusual. The soft-spoken junior has Ping-Ponged from offense to defense and back again. Lynch climbed the depth chart to become a starter at safety last season, only to disappear amid a blur of blue and gold uniforms on the sideline. Son of former Oriole Mickey Tettleton lead Ohio University to upset of Penn State By By Mark Wogenrich and Jeff Schuler and Tribune Newspapers Sep 1, 2012 Matt Bracken rounds up the latest Maryland Terps recruiting news. By By Matt Bracken Aug 31, 2012 After finishing up practice with the Wisconsin football team, former Maryland quarterback Danny O'Brien heard from a few of his old teammates. C.J. Brown, the man who took O'Brien's starting job 10 months ago, had torn his ACL during a noncontact drill and would miss the 2012 season. By By Connor Letourneau and The Baltimore Sun Aug 21, 2012 To those on the outside, it would appear that much has changed for Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo and the Midshipmen over the past year. By Bob Blubaugh Times Staff Writer Jul 29, 2012 Terps Vellano, Furstenburg named All-ACC By By Jeff Barker Jul 25, 2012 Anyone expecting Penn State's football program to be spared serious punishment for its involvement in the Jerry Sandusky child sex rape case, Monday's unprecedented sanctions by the NCAA were shocking, even for some PSU alums in Harford County who have been angered at the Sandusky scandal. Punishment should have served to shift Penn State's focus, not make it harder for Nittany Lions to win football games. By By Chris Korman Jul 24, 2012 There were times Gary Williams second-guessed his decision to help rebuild a Maryland program still reeling from the scandal surrounding the cocaine-induced death of All-American Len Bias three years before, and the turmoil that enveloped the Terps during Bob Wade's tenure. By By Don Markus Jul 24, 2012 Former Maryland baskeball coach Gary Williams knows what Bill O'Brien is facing at Penn State Penn State has enjoyed a fertile recruiting pipeline into Maryland high school programs during the past decade, and the most recent classes have been no different. By By Steven Petrella and The Baltimore Sun Jul 23, 2012 It will be interesting to see what the immediate fallout of the Penn State sanctions might be when it comes to Maryland's football program. By By Don Markus Jul 22, 2012 When Adrian Amos arrived at Penn State last summer, veteran cornerback Stephon Morris took the Calvert Hall graduate under his wing. By By Steven Petrella Jul 20, 2012 Granted, these are probably natural reactions on DelanyĀæs part. ItĀæs understandable that, given the situation, the commissionerĀæs office wants to bring the hammer down hard, making a statement to its member institutions and all of college athletics. But these are the wrong statements to make. By By Matt Slovin and The Baltimore Sun Jul 19, 2012 These three programs that did not finish above .500 in 2012 could make waves next season By By Edward Lee Jun 19, 2012 By Tribune Newspapers May 20, 2012 Penn State beats Towson in first round of NCAA tournament By Jake Rill Times Staff Writer May 11, 2012 The week ahead for Maryland lacrosse teams Nittany Lions had similar resume with Denver's and better strength of schedule and more quality wins than Princeton, but will watch postseason from home By By Edward Lee May 7, 2012 Four Maryland teams earn berths in NCAA women's lacrosse tournament The Loyola Greyhounds, who captured their first Eastern College Athletic Conference tournament crown and are ranked third in the latest Sun rankings, will meet Canisius (6-7), the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference champion, in the first round. Blue Jays women nip No. 10 Penn State in ALC tournament By By Katherine Dunn May 3, 2012 By From Sun staff reports Apr 29, 2012 By From Sun staff reports Apr 22, 2012 Tigers hope to have addressed struggles before Saturday's game vs. Drexel By By Edward Lee Apr 19, 2012 |