Maryland’s Shyanne Sellers scores a game-high 26 but the Trojans make the key plays late to end the Terrapins’ 14-game unbeaten run. … [Read more...] about In a top-10 clash that doesn’t disappoint, USC hands Maryland first loss
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Navy women’s basketball still unbeaten in Patriot League after topping Holy Cross, 67-56
Navy women’s basketball coach Tim Taylor referred to Wednesday night’s game against Holy Cross as a “litmus test,” and for good reason. The Crusaders, the two-time defending champions, are the standard-bearer in the Patriot League. “We told our kids beforehand that if you want to be a champion you have to beat the champion,” Taylor said. “They’re coming into our house and are … [Read more...] about Navy women’s basketball still unbeaten in Patriot League after topping Holy Cross, 67-56
Trevor Howard’s dunk sparks Lansdowne boys basketball’s rally past Towson
Lansdowne junior Trevor Howard had three dunks in the second half and his teammates rallied with a massive comeback for a 62-45 victory over Towson after trailing by 10 points midway through the second quarter. Each jam sent the momentum meter up another notch after the host Vikings trailed 28-23 at halftime. “I try to get my dunks as much as I can because if I get my dunks, … [Read more...] about Trevor Howard’s dunk sparks Lansdowne boys basketball’s rally past Towson
MM 1.8: Maryland athletics to share $20.5 million of revenue with student-athletes
Photo by Steven Branscombe/Getty Images This is a Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news. Starting in the 2025-26 season, Maryland athletics will pay its student athletes directly. The department will share the maximum-allowable amount of $20.5 million of its revenue with student-athletes, athletics director Damon Evans announced … [Read more...] about MM 1.8: Maryland athletics to share $20.5 million of revenue with student-athletes
Maryland men’s basketball can take the next step in 2025, but not without road success
Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics. The Terps have let their opponent pull away in the closing minutes of all three road contests this year. Maryland men’s basketball has followed a similar script in each of its first three road games. First, the Terps led then-No. 8 Purdue by five points with 7:57 remaining. Then, they went cold, enduring a six-minute stretch where … [Read more...] about Maryland men’s basketball can take the next step in 2025, but not without road success