Maryland football opened the 2018 season with a win against the Texas Longhorns for the second year in a row. They honored Jordan McNair in the process
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My name is Anthony R.C. Brown II and I am a graduate of the University of Maryland (College Park). I joined FanSided Network in 2014 with The Baltimore Wire. I covered Maryland football, men's and women's basketball for two separate stints. I now write for Busting Brackets focusing on Maryland basketball but expanding coverage to other teams has allowed me to everything that college basketball has to offer.
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Maryland basketball forward Justin Jackson has declared for the NBA Draft, leaving the Terps without their star player for next season.
Maryland Terrapins Women's Basketball season is over. The NC State Wolfpack are Sweet 16 bound.Former Terp Kiara Leslie led the charge with 21 points
The Maryland Terrapins took care of business today against the Princeton Tigers and advances to play for a Sweet Sixteen berth.
The Maryland Terrapins women's basketball team enters the NCAA Tournament as the No. 5 seed and will face a familiar foe in the No. 12 Princeton Tigers.
Maryland Women's Basketball sweep the Nebraska Cornhuskers with a 66-53 win. Lady Terps now headed to fourth straight Big Ten Championship game.
Maryland basketball gets one last chance at the NCAA Tournament with the Big Ten Conference tournament as they battle Wisconsin.
In a whirlwind last few days for the college basketball world, Former Maryland Terrapins forward Diamond Stone was named in the Yahoo Sports report.
DJ Moore was a human highlight reel for Maryland football during his three seasons in College Park. He's in the record books and has earned his place
Matt Canada is the new Maryland football offensive coordinator, bringing experience in creating prolific offenses and developing NFL talent