COLLEGE PARK – Coming off a stunning 51-41 victory at then-ranked Texas on Sept. 2, the Maryland Terrapins football team scored the most points the program has seen since 1954 (74) as they throttled Towson in their home opener, 63-14.
CHEVERLY – Although Cheverly Councilman Julian Ivey planned an ally training session months before the violence in Charlottesville, Va., the protest brought perfect context to the issues he sees the county facing.
AUSTIN, Texas - As the third quarter ticked down, Maryland led 23rd-ranked Texas 37-34 in what had been a touchdown fest.
Terrapins quarterback Tyrrell Pigrome had accounted for 239 yards and three scores and was scrambling up the middle on the last play of the quarter. It was then his right knee buckled as he tried to make a cut on a five-yard run.
COLLEGE PARK – University of Maryland and sports history was made in Cole Field House and thanks to some state-of-the-art renovations, the university soon hopes to make history again – in sports science.
COLLEGE PARK – Over the past few years, University of Maryland Head Basketball Coach Mark Turgeon has made it a priority to recruit local talent.
UPPER MARLBORO – In spite of a debate that lasted months, the contract charter for College Park Academy did not change before it was passed by the Prince George’s County Board of Education.
GREENBELT – Eleanor Roosevelt senior wide receiver Raymond Boone will be joining the University of Maryland football team as the 10th commit in the class of 2018. Boone announced his commitment on June 16 via Twitter.
COLLEGE PARK – At 4:30 p.m., Cody Albrecht joined millions of Americans leaving work and hoping not to get stuck in rush hour traffic.
However, he was not heading home to eat dinner and rest up for the next day of work.
COLLEGE PARK – Before the 2017-18 high school basketball season begins, many teams have a chance to get a head start on displaying their talent and finding out their weaknesses at The University of Maryland Team Camp.
COLLEGE PARK – University of Maryland sophomore Nick Brozowski scrambled all over the midfield as the time on the clock trickled away.
With less than four seconds remaining, he launched the ball high into the sky. By the time it came back down, a swarm of Maryland men's lacrosse players had rushed to the field, holding onto the NCAA National Championship.