Former Maryland men's basketball star, Duane Simpkins, is getting the job done on the hardwood once again -- in a different role. Simpkins is now coaching and leading American University as the head coach and the Eagles clinched themselves a berth into the NCAA Tournament after winning the Patriot League Tournament.
Maryland football secured a top-25 recruiting class once it landed one of the key pieces to the 2025 cycle: edge rusher Zahir Mathis. Philadelphia (PA) The Imhotep Institute prospect was an Ohio State commitment before he chose to re-open his recruitment back in late November.
With Illinois' dominant win over Iowa on Thursday evening in the second round of the Big Ten Tournament, Maryland men's basketball will have another showdown with the high-flying Illini on Friday.
Maryland men's basketball is set to play its first Big Ten Tournament game on Friday. The two-seed Terrapins will face the winner of Illinois vs. Iowa on Friday evening.
It wasn't pretty for Mike Locklsey and Maryland football in 2024. The Terrapins started out 3-1 but would go on to win just one more game and finish this past year, 4-8.
Following his playing and coaching days at the colligate level, Dan Dakich carved out a nice career as an analyst who's now known mostly for his controversial takes.
When the Big Ten honors were rolling out on Tuesday, it came as a massive shock that Rodney Rice's name didn't make an appearance. As one of the crucial pieces of Maryland's "Crab Five," Rice's absence from making the All-Big Ten team certainly raised some eyebrows.
Although the Terrapins are focused on competing in the Big Ten Tournament this week, fans and analysts are already looking ahead to the NCAA Tournament.
On Tuesday, four Maryland Terrapins earned All-Big Ten honors and freshman Derik Queen dominated the awards. Not only did Queen earn First-Team All-Big Ten, but he also earned Big Ten Freshman of the Year.
While four of Maryland's "Crab Five" took home Big Ten honors on Tuesday, there was one name that was glaringly absent: Rodney Rice. The transfer from Virginia Tech has been one of the biggest contributors for the Terps this season, averaging 13.2 points per game and routinely hitting big time shots in big time moments.
With the 2024-25 regular season in the books, the postseason conference honors are rolling in for a host of Maryland Terrapins. On Tuesday, Derik Queen, Ja'Kobi Gillespie, Julian Reese, and Selton Miguel all received various Big Ten honors.
Maryland standout freshman center Derik Queen has added another impressive title to his resume: Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Queen joins Buck Williams (1978-79) and Joe Smith (1993-94) as the only Terrapins to win league Freshman of the Year awards.
With the Terrapins now sitting at the No. 2 spot in the Big Ten, it's safe to say they've enjoyed their first season in the newly expanded conference. And although traveling from coast-to-coast can present some challenges, head coach Kevin Willard says the benefits far outweigh the negatives.
After 31 games, freshman center Derik Queen and senior forward Julian Reese have established themselves as the best 'big man' duo in college basketball.
Maryland men's basketball ended up with the No. 2 seed for the Big Ten Tournament and a share of second place with Michigan for the regular season. After exceeding all expectations, the Terrapins are as hot of a team as any out there.
With a double-bye in the 2025 Big Ten Tournament, the Maryland Terrapins will need to wait until Friday (March 14th) before they take the court in Indy.
After defeating Michigan in Ann Arbor and Northwestern at home to end the regular season, Maryland rose to No. 11 in the latest AP Top 25 poll that was released on Monday afternoon.
It was a solid showing for Maryland men's basketball in the final week of the regular season. The Terrapins went to Crisler Center and beat Michigan on the road before returning to College Park to defeat Northwestern in the regular season finale.
With the regular season now in the books, there's no question that the Maryland Terrapins have the best starting five in all of college basketball. In fact, Maryland's "Crab Five" leads the nation when it comes to having all starters score in double-figures.
With the regular season in the books, it's safe to say that the Maryland Terrapins put together a solid 2024-25 campaign. Finishing at No. 2 in the Big Ten standings, the Terps firmly established themselves as one of the best teams in the conference this season.
With the Michigan Wolverines dropping the regular season finale against Michigan State on Sunday, the Maryland Terrapins will now receive the No. 2 seed in the Big Ten Tournament.
Maryland senior forward Julian Reese played his final game in College Park on Saturday, and he fittingly led the Terrapins to a 74-61 victory. Leading all scores with 19 points and 11 rebounds, Reese's strong performance on both ends of the floor proved critical to Maryland securing its 24th win of the regular season.
No. 13 Maryland closed out the regular season on a high note, defeating Northwestern on Senior Day by a score of 74-61. Once again, Maryland's starters led the way, scoring 68 of the Terrapins' 74 points.
The loss destroyed Michigan's chance at the Big Ten title.
The Terrapins stormed back to tie the game with under a minute remaining; then Tre Holloman happened.
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