by Pat Donohue | Mar 26, 2020 | Terps Basketball
With the NCAA expected to rule next week whether or not winter athletes will receive another year of college eligibility after their seasons got cut short, the prospects of Terps’ senior point guard Anthony Cowan Jr. getting to come back for an encore season seem...
by Pat Donohue | Mar 17, 2020 | Terps Basketball
With the NCAA basketball season cut short and March Madness suddenly stripped away because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, many are still trying to wrap their head around the abrupt ending to college hoops. And while this year’s Terps team and every other...
by Raphielle Johnson | Mar 16, 2020 | Terps Basketball
The sudden end to a college basketball season isn’t something that’s particularly surprising. All teams go through it, be it after a conference tournament loss, a loss in a postseason tournament or after cutting down the nets after winning the NCAA tournament (or NIT,...
by Mike Popovec | Mar 15, 2020 | Terps Basketball, Terps Football
As you know by now the world of sports has been almost completely shut down for now to stop the spread of the virus. The ramifications on some of the Terps athletic programs (for this article Men’s and Women’s Basketball and Football) brings many issues with it. Yes,...
by Pat Donohue | Mar 9, 2020 | Terps Basketball
What a day for Maryland basketball. With a 83-70 win over Michigan on Sunday, the Terps won their first-ever Big Ten championship and first conference title in a decade — won the ACC title in 2009-10. Wins by Wisconsin and Michigan State over the weekend makes it a...
by Pat Donohue | Mar 2, 2020 | Terps Basketball
Entering Saturday night’s game at Xfinity Center against then No. 24, now No. 16 Michigan State (20-9, 12-6 Big Ten), No. 9 Maryland (23-6, 13-5) had a simple path to a Big Ten regular-season title: beat the Spartans and clinch at least a share of being league...
