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2024 Olympian and Under-18 400-meter world record holder Quincy Wilson committed to Maryland track and field, he announced Monday. He chose the Terps over South Carolina, USC, UCLA and Texas A&M. A Gaithersburg, Maryland native, Wilson became the youngest male track-and-field Olympian in U.S. history. He earned a gold medal as part of the 4×400 […]
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Maryland women’s soccer struggled to find offensive production in 2025; and now its top weapon is leaving. Forward Kelsey Smith has elected to enter the transfer portal for her final year of eligibility following a breakout season as a captain in 2025, she announced Saturday on TikTok. The forward led the Terps through a difficult […]
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Maryland men’s basketball is set to take part in the Players Era Tournament in Las Vegas as part of the tournament’s rapid expansion. The tournament started in 2024 with a unique premise: $1 million guaranteed for each team, with more money set to be split among the winners. Now, the Player’s Era has expanded from […]
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Maryland men’s soccer’s path to perfection was never going to be straightforward. While the Terps made it look easy during the regular season — they trailed for just 78 seconds en route to a Big Ten title — resistance was expected to come at some point. Maryland’s conference tournament matchup against UCLA provided that. Against […]
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Maryland junior Rose Coats ran the best 6K championship time in program history and finishing 111th overall. Coats ran a time of 20 minutes and 0.2 seconds Saturday at Gans Creek Cross Country Course in Missouri. Her record time was 18 seconds faster than her performance last year as a sophomore. Coats’ finish of 111 […]
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No. 9 Maryland women’s basketball struggled in the first half against George Mason. But it used a strong third quarter to ultimately propel it to a 84-62 victory. The Terps finished its seven game homestand with an undefeated record, and will now head to Puerto Rico for a pair of contests. Here are three takeaways […]
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After halftime, Maryland women’s basketball came out of the locker room tied 36-36 with George Mason. The Terps looked flustered and out-of-sync for the game’s first 20 minutes. But just 10 minutes later, on the strength of their suffocating defense from their smaller lineup, they found themselves winning by 15 points, high-fiving on the way […]
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Maryland volleyball entered its Sunday rematch against Penn State with hope. Earlier this season, it pushed the Nittany Lions to five sets, and its best player had an offensive field day. But the Terps met a very different Penn State team Sunday. They ultimately succumbed to the pressure of Rec Hall — one of the […]
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Head coach Sasho Cirovski felt No. 4-seed Maryland men’s soccer’s Big Ten Tournament loss prepared the team for any adversity it would face down the road. In the Terps’ NCAA Tournament second-round clash against North Carolina, that moment came. With the score deadlocked after 110 minutes, Maryland headed into its first penalty kick shootout in […]
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Maryland football has now lost seven straight games for the first time since 2019. The Terps were steamrolled, 45-20, on Senior Day by No. 18 Michigan. They are unable to clinch bowl eligibility this regular season, and they will finish with a losing record for the second year in a row. Here are three takeaways […]
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On this episode of the Testudo Talk Podcast, hosts Matt Germack, Ryan Alonardo and Nolan Rogalski give their instant reactions to Maryland football’s 45-20 demolition at the hands of No. 18 Michigan on Senior Day. Find our game recap and takeaways at testudotimes.com. Listen to the episode here. You can also listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere […]
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On the brink of bowl-eligibility elimination, Maryland football began its Saturday matinee against No. 18 Michigan with its hair on fire. The fire went out on just the second drive, though, as the Terps punted from Wolverine territory after getting stuffed on third-and-5. The very next play, Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood floated a pass too […]
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Maryland football is back at SECU Stadium for the final time this season, taking on No. 18 Michigan on Senior Day. This is your space for thoughts, observations or whatever you would like to share, but please be respectful.
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No. 4-seed Maryland men’s soccer’s journey to the College Cup runs through Ludwig Field. Despite dropping their Big Ten Tournament semifinal match, the Terps hold home-field advantage for up to three games in the NCAA Tournament. Outside of that loss to UCLA, Maryland has been dominant at home. The Terps boast an impressive 8-1-1 record, […]
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For the first time in program history, No. 9 Maryland women’s basketball has scored 80 or more points in each of its first six games. The Terps have started 6-0, and they will cap off a seven-game homestand against George Mason. Sunday begins a five-day stretch with three games as Maryland heads to Puerto Rico […]
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After a third consecutive straight-set defeat, Maryland volleyball returned to Xfinity Center Pavilion to take on another ranked opponent, No. 19 Minnesota, in hopes of writing a positive story for the first time since Oct. 15th. But it was a rough night for the Terps — they fell behind in each set and their offense […]
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Long snappers are on the field for every punt, field goal and extra point. But it’s rare they get any attention. If they do, it’s usually because they messed up. That’s why most fans have never heard of Ethan Gough. Maryland football’s long snapper has played in 50 games as a Terp, the only man […]
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Maryland football is in quite the hole. In what has been a largely disappointing season marred with injuries and underperformance, the Terps have left themselves needing to capture their last two games in order to become bowl game eligible. Unfortunately for Maryland, one of those two opponents comes in the form of No. 18 Michigan. […]
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Maryland women’s basketball was shorthanded against Bethune-Cookman in the Xfinity Center on Thursday, but it didn’t matter. Maryland opened the game on a 20-0 run and the Wildcats never got closer than within 14 points the rest of the way. The Terps eventually won, 95-49, staying undefeated heading into a Sunday contest against a scrappy […]
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By Nino Mrcoki Maryland men’s basketball officially put pen to paper with the four members of its 2026 recruiting class — one ranked No. 3 nationally by 247Sports. The quartet was headlined by five-star wing Baba Oladotun, out of James Hubert Blake High School in Rockville, Maryland. Oladotun, a 6-foot-10 Silver Spring native, is the […]
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On this episode of the Testudo Talk Podcast, hosts Matt Germack, Ryan Alonardo and Nolan Rogalski preview Maryland football’s Senior Day matchup with No. 18 Michigan and recap an exciting Wednesday for Maryland men’s basketball, securing 5-star forward Baba Oladotun’s commitment and beating Mount St. Mary’s in overtime. Listen to the episode here. You can […]
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No. 9 Maryland women’s basketball has benefited from its extensive depth early in the season. Before the year began, the Terps made it clear their entire lineup had the ability to score and play hard-nosed defense. In its previous game against Princeton, though, Maryland significantly shortened its bench. It was unclear how much trust head […]
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Even though Maryland field hockey’s season ended on a sour note, several players made major contributions to the Terps’ success this year. Here were some of Maryland’s most impactful pieces in 2025. Most Valuable Player Junior defender Josie Hollamon As one of two captains and a part of Meharg’s “royal defense,” Hollamon has proven herself […]
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Amid Baba Oladotun’s long-awaited commitment to Maryland Wednesday evening, Maryland men’s basketball took the court at Xfinity Center for a clash with Mount St. Mary’s. Though the Mountaineers pushed the game to overtime, the Terps ultimately handled its in-state foe, defeating Mount St. Mary’s, 95-90. Here are three takeaways from the game. An all-time Diggy […]
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After falling in straight sets against No. 18 Indiana, Maryland volleyball returns home to face off against No. 20 Minnesota Friday. It will then travel north to take on Penn State Sunday. However, it’s going to be a difficult challenge for the Terps to snap their losing streak and end their conference woes. Friday’s contest […]
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