Six Maryland football alumni took part in pro day workouts Friday at Jones-Hill House, in hopes of finding a spot in the 2026 NFL Draft. Wide receivers Octavian Smith Jr., Jalil Farooq and Shaleak Knotts, offensive tackle Alan Herron, defensive back Jalen Huskey and defensive tackle Cam Rice worked out with scouts from 30 of […]
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In Big Ten baseball, if a team leads another by 10 runs after seven full innings, the team in front automatically wins at the end of the next full inning. Maryland baseball knows this rule, having fallen on the wrong side of it four times so far this season. Playing against No. 12 USC Sunday […]
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With less than four minutes left in the contest, the No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse clung to a one-goal lead over No. 21 Penn State after Rocquette Allen snuck a shot top shelf for her fifth goal of the game. But as Penn State charged down the field with under a minute to go, Jordyn […]
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Heading into the 2026 season, freshman Ty Kaunas was named the Just Baseball’s Preseason Big Ten Freshman of the Year. During the fall, he had a .400 batting average and hit six home runs. On Saturday, Kaunas validated his preseason honors, blasting his first career home run against USC. The shortstop stepped up to the […]
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In just his second game back from injury, Eric Spanos stole the show during No. 12 Maryland men’s lacrosse’s Big Ten clash against Michigan. With the Terps up by just two goals after the first quarter, the All-Big Ten first-teamer imposed his will on the Wolverines. Spanos netted four of his career-high eight goals in […]
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It’s been impossible to be on any sports social media algorithm this week without seeing Brenda Frese’s impassioned speech to guard Oluchi Okananwa during the third quarter of Maryland women’s basketball’s NCAA Tournament loss to North Carolina. Frese took an out-of-sorts Okananwa out of the game to implore her to “lock in” and affirm her […]
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Despite giving up five unanswered goals in the final quarter of Thursday’s contest, No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse took down No. 7 Johns Hopkins in its first top-10 matchup of 2026. In what’s becoming second nature, Lauren LaPointe led the offense with a career-high seven goals and logging the seventh-highest points total in program history […]
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On a cold, rainy Friday night, Maryland’s typical weekend-opener starter, Lance Williams, allowed ten runs through three innings against No. 12 USC. The Terps’ bullpen through the final six innings consisted of Andrew Koshy and three freshmen — two who made their collegiate debut. The four relievers only allowed one Trojan run to give Maryland’s […]
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No. 12 Maryland men’s lacrosse was expected to boast one of the nation’s most potent offenses. Seven games into the 2026 campaign, it hasn’t delivered. The Terps’ attack sits 36th in the country with 11.4 goals per game. But that doesn’t tell the full story. Outside of their 19-goal outing to open the season, they […]
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Junior Maryland golfer Emil Riegger was named Co-Big Ten Golfer of the Week, it was announced Thursday. The honor was Riegger’s second of the season. Riegger won the individual title at the Bell Bank “Pay It Forward” Collegiate contest on Tuesday. He scored a -10 overall, posting scores of 66, 69 and 71, respectively, across […]
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Throughout the season, JJ Suriano and Lauren LaPointe have consistently credited their teammates for their standout seasons. Both juniors claimed spots on the Tewaaraton Award Watchlist, a testament to their extraordinary improvements after ups and downs as underclassmen. On Thursday, it was that pair in the spotlight once again. LaPointe broke her goals and points […]
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In the seventh grade, Lauren LaPointe was cut from her local club team. She never thought she would be recruited by her dream program in high school. But on a roster surrounded by All-Americans and Tewaaraton Award nominees, the junior attacker has turned into one of No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse’s top players. “I never […]
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Maryland baseball currently has the longest losing streak in the Big Ten with five losses in a row, the most recent being an 8-inning blowout by No. 9 Virginia in a game the Terps stayed competitive in for a long stretch. However, Maryland’s ranked run isn’t over yet. The Terps will take on No. 12 […]
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Former Terp Juju Reese continues to light up NBA courts when given the chance for the struggling Washington Wizards Reese played 30 minutes against the Utah Jazz and logged 26 points on 12-of-16 shooting, leading all scorers. He also finished with a game-high 17 rebounds while adding one steal and one block. Much of Reese’s […]
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Maryland baseball only trailed No. 9 Virginia by one run after the top of the eighth inning. Twice during the game, the Terps led the Cavaliers. But Maryland’s gameplay was spoiled by faulty pitching and superb hitting from the Cavaliers in the bottom of the inning. Virginia managed to bank nine runs and trigger the […]
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After its win on Sunday, No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse stands as one of just four undefeated teams in Division 1 lacrosse. On Thursday, Maryland’s flawless record will face its toughest test yet against No. 7 Johns Hopkins. The Blue Jays have improved by leaps and bounds from last year and look to topple the […]
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The Big Ten’s all-time leading passer is getting another shot at the pro level. Former Maryland football quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa signed with the Houston Gamblers of the UFL over the weekend. He’s reunited with Gamblers’ head coach Kevin Sumlin, who was his offensive coordinator in 2023 in College Park. Tagovailoa last played for the Massachusetts […]
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Head coach Brenda Frese described Maryland women’s basketball’s 2025-26 season in many ways throughout the campaign, but one sentiment stuck out. Resiliency. “When their backs were against the wall, when they’d lost four games in January, a lot of teams wouldn’t have made the tournament,” Frese said. “The beauty of this team is they just […]
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Maryland gymnastics is set to travel to Lexington, Kentucky, for the NCAA Regionals from April 3-5. The Terps have qualified for the last eight NCAA Regionals. Maryland will battle No. 8-seed Missouri, No. 9-seed Arkansas and NC State in the second round on April 3. The top two programs from the other Round 2 meet […]
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Maryland was swept over the weekend by No. 1 UCLA in Los Angeles. Two out of the three games caused the run-rule to be enacted, leading to the first game ending in the seventh inning and the third ending in the eighth inning. Early into the 2025 season, Terps held a five-game win streak after […]
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No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse opened its Big Ten home slate against USC with big games on the horizon — five of the six regular season games beyond Sunday come against ranked opponents. To avoid complacency, the team relied on its senior leadership, with Kori Edmondson scoring or assisting four of the Terps’ first six […]
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Facing a series finale against the No. 1 UCLA Bruins, Maryland baseball needed to keep the bats quiet if it hoped to cause a surprise. But UCLA had run through two Maryland pitchers, who threw a combined total of 68 pitches and allowed seven runs, by the middle of the fourth inning. Maryland ultimately fell […]
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – With just over a minute to go in Sunday’s NCAA Tournament second round action, North Carolina’s Nyla Brooks stepped into a 3-pointer and caught nothing but net, extending her team’s lead to six. It was the dagger in No. 5-seed Maryland women’s basketball’s 2025-26 season, which ended with a loss to […]
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — With the season on the line, No. 5-seed Maryland women’s basketball consistently grinded its way down low and drew fouls to head to the charity stripe. Clank. Brick. Off. Again and again and again. The Terps missed 14 free throws on Sunday, and their perimeter shooting couldn’t make up for it […]
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