Maryland Terrapins Rumors & News

Documents from the upcoming ACC-Maryland dismissal hearing

Washington Post — Last week, we wrote about the latest development in Maryland's ongoing legal battle with the ACC, a Thursday hearing in Upper Marlboro in which the ACC will move to dismiss the counter-suit Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler filed on behalf of the university. Read full article >>    

Measuring up Maryland's football assistants salaries in the Big Ten

Washington Post — This week, the Detroit Free Press dug deep into the 2013 salaries of the Big Ten's football assistant coaches, obtaining information through open-records requests and collecting it here in a nice database. The Big Ten Network also jotted down some quick thoughts and ranked the highest-paid assistants/non-coordinators here. Read full article >>    

Maryland won't play scheduled game at M&T in 2014 but likely will return soon

Baltimore Sun — Terps have done well at the Ravens' stadiumMaryland football is losing one game scheduled for M&T; Bank Stadium. Officials say the Virginia Tech-Maryland game – which had been planned for 2014 – is now officially off the books since the Terps are departing the Atlantic Coast Conference after the 2013 season.

Documents from the upcoming ACC-Maryland dismissal hearing

Terrapins Journal | Washington Post — Last week, we wrote about the latest development in Maryland’s ongoing legal battle with the ACC, a Thursday hearing in Upper Marlboro in which the ACC will move to dismiss the counter-suit Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler filed on … Continue reading →    

Maryland center fielder Charlie White, pitcher Jimmy Reed named second-team all-ACC

Washington Post — The Maryland baseball team pulled in some postseason hardware Monday morning, placing pitcher Jimmy Reed and center fielder Charlie White on the second-team all-ACC. They were the only two Terrapins named all-conference. Read full article >>    

Measuring up Maryland’s football assistants salaries in the Big Ten

Terrapins Journal | Washington Post — This week, the Detroit Free Press dug deep into the 2013 salaries of the Big Ten’s football assistant coaches, obtaining information through open-records requests and collecting it here in a nice database. The Big Ten Network also jotted down some … Continue reading →    

Maryland center fielder Charlie White, pitcher Jimmy Reed named second-team all-ACC

Terrapins Journal | Washington Post — The Maryland baseball team pulled in some postseason hardware Monday morning, placing pitcher Jimmy Reed and center fielder Charlie White on the second-team all-ACC. They were the only two Terrapins named all-conference. Reed, a senior who was drafted by the … Continue reading →    

Perfect Terps surge past Duke, 14-9, to move to women's lacrosse final four

Baltimore Sun — Aust leads with 5 goals and 2 assists for Maryland, which will face Syracuse on Friday at VillanovaIn February, Duke coach Kerstin Kimel said she wasn't sure any women's lacrosse team was better than Maryland. After Saturday's NCAA quarterfinal, she seemed pretty well convinced.

Terps have some competition for Antonio Barton from Tennessee

Baltimore Sun — After visiting Maryland last week, it appeared as if Memphis transfer Antonio Barton was headed home. The senior point guard from Baltimore, who should be eligible to play right away next season after graduating this summer, said that he got a good feel from the coaches, players and athletic director Kevin Anderson.

Maryland women’s lacrosse team routs Duke to reach fifth straight Final Four

Washington Post — In its most destructive moments, the Maryland women’s lacrosse team attacks defenses like a tidal wave. Eight Terrapins have scored at least 20 goals this season for a team ranked first nationally. Yet what makes Maryland a favorite to win its 12th national championship next weekend rests in its ability to change gears. On a drizzly Saturday afternoon in College Park, the Terps used set pieces like weapons to beat Duke, 14-9, and advance to the NCAA tournament semifinals for the fifth consecutive season. Read full article >>    

ACC's motion to dismiss Maryland lawsuit scheduled for hearing next week

Washington Post — Next week might bring some clarity to the legal battle between Maryland and the ACC. If you recall, in November the ACC filed suit against Maryland in Greensboro, N.C., saying the school is bound by the conference's bylaws to pay an exit fee -- roughly $52 million -- in order to join the Big Ten. But in January, Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler moved to dismiss the ACC's lawsuit in Prince George's County Circuit Court, saying "a North Carolina court has no jurisdiction over the sovereign state of Maryland and its public universities," according to a news release. Read full art...

Despite injury, Alex Len confident at NBA draft combine

Washington Post — Maryland never made Alex Len available to reporters during his freshman season, protecting him from conducting interviews in a foreign language while he mastered its most basic principles. He first learned English through Google Translator, the mobile app helping the Ukrainian center order at his new favorite American restaurants: Boston Market and Chipotle. Read full article >>    

Maryland baseball releases intense promo video

Terrapins Journal | Washington Post — Local video production company 522 Productions spent three days with the Maryland baseball team and produced this two-minute short, aimed to create a brand for the up-and-coming program around the hashtag #AreYouReady. Consider it the College Park version of TCU’s … Continue reading →    

ACC’s motion to dismiss Maryland lawsuit scheduled for hearing next week

Terrapins Journal | Washington Post — Next week might bring some clarity to the legal battle between Maryland and the ACC. If you recall, in November the ACC filed suit against Maryland in Greensboro, N.C., saying the school is bound by the conference’s bylaws to pay … Continue reading →    

Despite injury, Alex Len confident at NBA draft combine

Terrapins Journal | Washington Post — Maryland never made Alex Len available to reporters during his freshman season, protecting him from conducting interviews in a foreign language while he mastered its most basic principles. He first learned English through Google Translator, the mobile app helping the Ukrainian … Continue reading →    

• Testudo Times:Maryland Minute 5.17.13- Competition for Antonio Barton and Women's Lacrosse Advances to Final Four
• Testudo Times:Profiles In Terpage - A Countdown to the Football Season: Cavon Walker
• Testudo Times:Maryland Football - Big Ten Releases 2014 Conference Schedule
• Testudo Times:Maryland Minute - 5.13.13 - Antonio Barton's Visit and Men's Lacrosse Stumble
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