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    Maryland men’s lacrosse falls to Cornell, 13-10, in national title game

    The Associated Press
    The Testudo statue outside of McKeldin Library at the University of Maryland in College Park.
    After 46 years of winning, Johns Hopkins baseball coach Bob Babb has one last chance to win it all
    The only professional achievement that has eluded Johns Hopkins baseball coach Bob Babb is a national championship.
    Johns Hopkins head baseball coach Bob Babb congratulates his team on a hard-fought win against Case Western Reserve University on Friday.
    Maryland’s John Tillman has set ‘the standard’ in men’s lacrosse. All he needed was a chance.
    As the Terps prepare for their Final Four matchup with Syracuse, Tillman has become synonymous with the sport’s championship weekend.
    John Tillman, shown here after winning his first national title with the Terps in 2017, returns to Foxborough in search of his third national championship this weekend.
    How Maryland women’s basketball mastered the unrelenting task of recruiting in the transfer portal
    With drastic changes caused by the loosening of transfer rules and proliferation of name, image and likeness dollars, building championship teams often comes down to speed in recruiting transfers.
    Coach Brenda Frese led Maryland to the NCAA Sweet 16 and a No. 12 national ranking, then went right to work in the transfer portal.
    Kyle Goon: New AD Jim Smith gets why the Terps chose him. It’s time to show Maryland the money.
    Smith is all about business — and that’s exactly what Maryland needs.
    New Maryland Athletic Director Jim Smith tours the football facilities at Xfinity Center in College Park on Thursday.
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    Maryland men’s basketball returning to Baltimore for season opener, will play Coppin State
    Buzz Williams isn’t waiting long to take the Terps back to Baltimore.
    Buzz Williams, center, will coach his first regular-season game for Maryland in Baltimore against Coppin State.

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    In ‘rock fight,’ No. 2 Maryland men’s lacrosse beats Georgetown 9-6 to advance to Final Four
    Maryland will face sixth-seeded Syracuse on Saturday in the semifinals at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
    PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - MAY 27: Logan McNaney #30 of the Maryland Terrapins walks off the field after the NCAA Division I Mens Lacrosse Championship game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Lincoln Financial Field on May 27, 2024 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish defeated the Maryland Terrapins 15-5.
    He committed to Maryland lacrosse in 8th grade. Now he’s growing into a star.
    Maryland native Eric Spanos is the leading scorer for a Terps team that’s a win away from another Final Four.
    Maryland men's lacrosse attackman Eric Spanos
    Maryland hires Braves executive Jim Smith as athletic director, looking for new voice in ‘rapidly’ changing era
    Smith comes to College Park with a reputation for revenue generation at a time when the Terps' spending power has come under scrutiny.
    Testudo, the University of Maryland mascot, pumps up the crowd at the XFINITY Center.
    As Pat Spencer scraps in the NBA playoffs, his old Loyola lacrosse teammates are loving every minute
    The Maryland native and former Tewaaraton Award-winner at Loyola is now tearing up the hardwood in the NBA playoffs for the Golden State Warriors. Former Greyhounds who shared the field with him are enthralled, but not surprised.
    Golden State Warriors guard Pat Spencer (61) drives past Houston Rockets forward Tari Eason (17) during the second half of Game 5 of an NBA basketball first-round playoff series.
    Former Maryland two-sport star Tom Brown, who had clinching interception in 1966 NFL title game, dies
    Brown was part of Green Bay’s three-straight NFL title-winning teams from 1965-67 under Vince Lombardi, starting in the secondary and playing a key role on one of the most important plays during that dynasty.
    End Dave Parks of the San Francisco 49ers (81) catches a pass, alongside Tom Brown (40) of the Green Bay Packers in 1966.

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    Maryland’s Buzz Williams will be one of Big Ten’s highest-paid men’s basketball coaches
    Williams’ six-year deal is worth at least $33.3 million, making him one of the highest-paid coaches in the Big Ten Conference.
    New Maryland basketball coach Buzz Williams is slated to make at least $33.3 million over six years.
    Kyle Goon: Where is the love for the Terps’ Tai Felton? He shows a blind spot in the NFL draft
    In one of the most scrutinized processes in sports, somehow it feels as if NFL talent evaluators are overlooking the talented Maryland player who was one of the most productive receivers in the country last year.
    Tai Felton caught 172 passes for 2,207 yards and 17 touchdowns in 46 games at Maryland.
    Maryland’s Shyanne Sellers selected 17th in WNBA draft by Golden State Valkyries
    Four-year Terps standout will head to a new franchise out west, taken in the second round by the expansion team.
    Shyanne Sellers poses for a photo with WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert after being selected with the 17th pick.
    Figures show how the CIAA tournament impacts Baltimore’s economy — and why officials want to keep it
    Baltimore saw $23.6 million in direct spending in 2024, part of $32.5 million in total economic impact, according to figures from Visit Baltimore.
    Bluefield State forward Shainen Carter (33) dunks the ball over Virginia State center Davian Coleman (24) during the CIAA tournament men’s final.
    Kyle Goon: The fate of Terps football — and much more — is riding on freshman Malik Washington
    Few programs have as much riding on a freshman’s success as the Terps.
    Malik Washington became the first freshman under Maryland coach Mike Locksley to speak with reporters. That underscores how important the QB is to the future of not just the football team but the athletic department.

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    Kyle Goon: The fate of Terps football — and much more — is riding on freshman Malik Washington
    Few programs have as much riding on a freshman’s success as the Terps.
    Malik Washington became the first freshman under Maryland coach Mike Locksley to speak with reporters. That underscores how important the QB is to the future of not just the football team but the athletic department.
    Maryland basketball star Derik Queen, a Baltimore native, entering NBA draft
    Queen led Maryland with a team-high 16.5 points and 9.0 rebounds per game and shot 52.6% from the field.
    Derik Queen #25 of the Maryland Terrapins shoots during practice before the NCAA tournament.
    Kyle Goon: In Buzz Williams’ intro, the Terps tried to show a unified front. It wasn’t convincing.
    A day of photo ops and smiles can't conceal some of the department's uncertainty with a new basketball coach that has a few question marks.
    New Maryland men's basketball head coach Buzz Williams, center, poses for a photographers with Colleen Sorem, interim director of athletics, left, and Dr. Darryll J. Pines, University of Maryland president, right.
    7 things to do in Annapolis: Chicken wings and college croquet kick off festival season
    Two spring food festivals, the Annapolis Cup croquet match and the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra season finale are some of the great things to do in the coming week.
    How many wings can you eat? That's the challenge of the Maryland Wing Festival on April 5, 2025 at the Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds.
    Who me? Willard downplays criticism by unhappy Maryland as he takes Villanova job
    “I think some of my comments during the NCAA tournament probably could have been a little bit less abrasive,” Willard said Wednesday.
    Kevin Willard coaches the Maryland Terrapins in their Sweet 16 matchup against the Florida Gators.
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