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05/25/2025

TTTEEEERRRRPPPPSSSSSS!!! On to Monday against Cornell!

03/15/2025

After a nearly flawless first half, the Terps cruised through the rest of the game tonight to get a quarterfinal win against the Fighting Illini 88-65. Very few turnovers, stellar shooting from 3, suffocating defense, and a chance for the starters to rest in the second half in preparation for their game tomorrow against Michigan. The Terps were ready to go from the tip! Looking forward to a rematch from last week’s game in Ann Arbor…

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01/26/2025

It was great to get the first road game victory in Champaign-Urbana on Thursday night, and it was icing on the cake to pull out the victory today in Bloomington in the last 10 seconds! The 3-point shooting prowess for this team returned, paced by the 23 points from Rodney Rice, who was 5-7 for his 3’s. Jakobi Gillespie was solid again, with 18 points and 9 assists, and important contributions from Juju Reese (another double-double with 14 points, 10 rebounds), Selton Miguel (15 points, 3-6 from 3) and Derik Queen (11 rebounds). The Terps now know they can win on the road, and that should help their confidence immensely through the rest of this season. They showed great composure and grit to claim this victory.

Let’s GO, MARYLAND!!!

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01/24/2025

I attended the game in CP on Sunday, and the Terps eked out a victory against Nebraska. On paper, that game should not have been so difficult. However, last night we were reminded that there is a wealth of talent on this season's team, especially when they play together as a team, and they were able to pick up a critical road win against the ranked Fighting Illini.

There is still work to be done, including getting back the shooting touch needed to hit their 3-point shots, but the obstacle of getting any victory on the road has been removed. It was nice to see them happy again at the end of a game!

Julian Reese led the Terps with 27 points and 17 rebounds.

09/03/2024

Terp football family bands and bonds together to support one of their own in a time of grief...

08/24/2024

We had a nice gathering of some of the Terps fans in the area this afternoon at Backfins Restaurant, with the opportunity to enjoy some MD crabs!. A fun time was had by all!! Now we'll get ready for the beginning of the sports seasons...

Let's GO, MARYLAND!!!

05/18/2024

Massive second half helped the Terps overcome a turnover-filled first 3 quarters, and they find a way to knock off the Dukies! They’ll be experiencing another Final Four weekend!

Let’s GO, MARYLAND!!!

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01/15/2024

The Terps record on the road the past season and a half has been pretty abysmal, and prospects for a win today were on the slim-to-none side of the scale. However, even without improving the outside shooting woes that have plagued them this season, they were able to go into Champaign-Urbana today, use their inside offense throughout the game, and walk away with a win against #10 Illinois. There’s still a lot of improvement needed throughout the rest of the season to get consideration for an NCAA bid, but the continued stellar play by Jahmir and JuJu gave them a chance to get this signature win.

The team needs to gain some confidence from this victory, tighten up on their shooting decisions, continue to play tough defense, and then take it one game at a time. It sure is nice to savor a win on the road against a ranked opponent!

Let’s GO, MARYLAND!!!

A combined 48 points from Jahmir Young and Julian Reese lifted Maryland men’s basketball to a 76-67 upset over No. 10 Illinois, its first win against a top-10 opponent on the road since Dec. 28, 20…

12/23/2023

The Terps have had a rough go of it to start out this season, having entered the season with such high expectations, but they've started to settle down with 7 victories in the last 8 games. They still aren't hitting the percentage of 3's they'll need to beat the better teams in the conference, and they've found in the last 2 years that winning on the road is a very difficult task. However, glimmers of hope are flickering for this group.

Knowing that fact, and playing in a hostile environment in Pauley Pavilion, it was great to see them leave LA with a very gritty victory. Unless UCLA turns their season around from this point, it will not appear on the Terps schedule as a major win, but they completed their goal of coming back with a W. Jahmir Young had a superlative effort in allowing the Terps to triumph, and it won't be the last time this season we rely on him for this type of effort. Donta proved to be his main accomplice in this win, and he shows signs of having shed the indications of lackluster efforts from previous games. It will be nice to see others show more positive results in our upcoming conference games, but the end results last night were appreciated!

Let's GO, MARYLAND!!!

Jahmir Young had a career night as Maryland head coach Kevin Willard won his 300th game and the Terrapins won at UCLA, 69-60, on Friday night at Pauley Pavil...

11/07/2023

Getting ready for an exciting season for the Terps!

Maryland officially opens its 105th season of play on Tuesday night as the Terps host Mount St. Mary's at the XFINITY Center. The Terps are looking to extend...

09/10/2023

It was a discouraging start to the game last night, giving up 14 points in the first four minutes on a missed defensive assignment and a pick 6. Subsequently, the Terps found a way to settle down on both offense and defense last night, scoring 38 straight points and holding Charlotte out of the end zone again until late in the game.

Taulia threw for nearly 300 yards, overcame two uncharacteristic interceptions, and guided the offense expertly in the second half, several times throwing the ball away rather than taking more hard hits. Roman Hemby had a monster day, averaging 8.1 yards a carry for 162 yards, gaining 153 of those yards in the second half, including a touchdown. Colby McDonald had fewer carries, averaged 9.1 yards per carry, and scored on a 23 yard scamper at a critical point in the second half. The MD offense was able to accrue 530 yards of total offense.

The defense tightened up after the initial blown assignment, and they generated their first turnovers of the season, getting a fumble recovery and interception. They also accumulated 3 sacks, two of them from Jaishawn Barham. Once again, Beau Brade led the team in total tackles.

For the most part, special teams was a plus for the game, with Jack Howes demonstrating his howitzer leg on deep, booming kickoffs well into the end zone. He also was 3-3 on field goals of 32, 38 and 45 yards, and was 3-3 on extra point attempts. Colton Spangler averaged 43.5 yards on his two punts, and Jeshaun Jones showed a spark in returning punts with his one return for 12 yards.

It was nice to get a win in a night time game on natIonal television for a change, and the Terps finished the 38-20 victory by fighting back from their shell-shocked state caused by the opening stumbles.

After the victory, it was nice to be welcomed to Brade Village outside of the Jones-Hill House, spending a few moments with Ron Brade, Angela, Bianca, Beau, Brielle, Ron’s dad Robert, and other family and friends that have gravitated to the open arms of the Brade family to support Beau in his exploits on the field. It is especially nice to join this confab after a win!

Friday night, the Terps will get another opportunity to display their progress in this year’s maturation process on a national stage, taking on the Wahoos of UVA. It will be the last contest for this team before the conference schedule begins the following week, and they’ll have the chance to continue to tighten up their efforts in all phases of the game before the B1G games begin. The Terps are taking care of business, so hop on board the Terrapin Train!

Let’s go, MARYLAND!!!

06/03/2023

Terps have found some pitching consistency in the postseason, and that trend continued today. After losing to Northeastern in the regular season 9-2, they were able to turn the table on the Huskies today with good pitching, timely defense and the long ball when needed, with one inning of stringing hits together to lead to the 7-2 victory. Tomorrow’s game will be a difficult one against Wake Forest, the #1 seed in the playoffs, but there’s no time like the present to shock the world…