by Stephen G. "Ghost" Mears
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
The Maryland Terrapins are at 4-4 and have themselves in a situation of needing the upset of the season, or else falling under .500. Yes, the Terps face No. 1 Oregon today, and that will be a tall task for Maryland as they enter as an underdog of over three touchdowns. This has been an up-and-down season with highs like the walk-off win against USC followed by a letdown loss in Minnesota. That has been the story of the whole season of one step forward and one step backwards.
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The Maryland Terrapins began their 2024-2025 men’s basketball season on Monday with a blowout win over Manhattan. Freshman Derik Queen debuted with 22-points and a lot of excitement as part of this new-look roster of players. The Terps hold a 47-game win streak for home openers which ranks third nationally. Head coach Kevin Willard got his first look at his new team in real action. Maryland won its 10th straight home non-conference game, and 16th consecutive against un-ranked non-conference foes. Tonight, it is Mount St. Mary’s Mountaineers from Emmitsburg, Maryland at Xfinity Center in College Park, Maryland.
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Tonight, the No. 18 ranked Maryland Women’s basketball team has their home opener at the Xfinity Center in College Park, Maryland. The Terps are 1-0 after beating UMBC 74-32 on the road in their first game on Monday. Tonight’s opponent is the unranked Coppin State Eagles of the MEAC.
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The Maryland Club has opened at the Xfinity Center in College Park. It is a contemporary private social club, like a country club with basketball. The club overlooks the arena floor where the University of Maryland basketball teams play their games.
The sophisticated space, bespoke with art and Terps’ memorabilia, and decorating that has hints of the Maryland flag, history, and terrapin turtles — are subtle, yet clever. The designers had purpose to every detail from the wallpaper to the carpet to room dividers. There is a high-end bar stocked with top-shelf liquors and wine, a dining room with gourmet food, lounges, and private rooms for members to work, dine, or unwind. Last night, you could watch the Opening Night of the Maryland men’s basketball season as freshman Derik Queen debuted, making history, in a huge Terps’ win.
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The Maryland Terrapins begin their 2024-2025 men’s basketball season tonight with their first game amidst a new-look roster of players. The Terps hold a 47-game win streak for home openers which ranks third nationally. The streak began back in the 1977 season. The Terps are 312-75 (.806) all-time in XFINITY Center including 27-7 (.794) under Kevin Willard. Maryland has won nine straight home non-conference games, and 15 consecutive against un-ranked non-conference foes.
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The Maryland Terrapins pulled off their best comeback win in years. Can they take that win as some momentum against Minnesota today? Maryland is at 4-3 and in need of another win today on the road.
With Billy Edwards Jr. at QB1 for the Terps, he had to gain a lot of confidence after leading his team to victory after trailing by 14 points in the 4th quarter last week. Tai Felton has taken on double teams for much of the season, and that has allowed receivers like Octavian Smith Jr. and Kaden Prather to get some one-on-one coverage and make some big plays.
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The Maryland Terrapins have fallen into their worst stretch in years, and find themselves at 3-3 in the middle of their season. This is a must win game for Maryland in their annual Homecoming game at SECU Stadium in College Park. This will be Maryland’s 102nd Homecoming game. The Terps have an all-time record of 61-36-4 in homecoming games (60.3 winning percentage). In town as their opponent is one of the newest Big-10 teams from the west coast in the USC Trojans. USC will be the 32nd different opponent Maryland will welcome on homecoming.
The Terps have won three of their past four and six of their last eight homecoming games, with wins against Purdue (2016), Indiana (2017 & 2021), Rutgers (2018), Minnesota (2020), and Northwestern (2022) in that span.
USC travels its furthest distance this season, and traveled across the country to just outside of our nation’s capital to play Maryland for the first time ever in the history of these programs. USC also enters this game with a 3-3 record.
With Billy Edwards Jr. at QB1 for the Terps, he must figure out a way to lead his team to victory. Tai Felton was the star in the Terps three wins, and he must turn big plays to keep drives moving and convert them into touchdowns. That all makes sense, but clearly the team is made up of dozens of other players who must step up.
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The Maryland Terrapins could not get the win in Indiana and now must get back on track against Northwestern on a Friday Night Lights edition in College Park, Maryland. With Billy Edwards Jr. at QB1 for the Terps, this is a must win for the Terps. Tai Felton hopes to continue adding to his record-setting start to the season and along with their teammates will try to get the Terps to 4-2 today.
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The Maryland Terrapins crushed Villanova last week and now have a huge game against Indiana as they go back into Big Ten play. This road game could define the season for both teams. With Billy Edwards Jr. at QB1 for the Terps, this is a big test for Maryland in conference play. Tai Felton hopes to continue adding to his record-setting start to the season and along with their teammates will try to get the Terps to 4-1 today.
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The Maryland Terrapins had a great second half last week to beat Virginia on the road in a throwback game to their decades in the ACC. Now it is back in SECU Stadium with a non-conference game against Villanova. With Billy Edwards Jr. at QB1 for the Terps, he will try to create some more magic with his favorite target, Tai Felton, as the pair tries to get the Terps to 3-1 today.
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