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Maryland men’s basketball already felt down for the count when it trailed by 13 points at halftime to Wisconsin. Then the second half happened. The Badgers shot 55.6% from the field — and 53.8% from deep — in the closing 20 minutes. They turned a convincing win into an embarrassment for the Terps. After 40 […]
Maryland football alum Stefon Diggs will be released by the New England Patriots when the new league year starts on March 11, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero first reported. The Patriots will save $16.8 million by cutting Diggs, who was set to be owed $26.5 million in 2026. The former Terp enjoyed a bounceback 2025 in […]
SECU Stadium was home to some raucous environments last season for No. 14 Maryland men’s lacrosse, producing an average turnout of 4,011 fans — the second-highest mark nationally. But that same venue was drowned out with “Let’s go Irish” chants in the closing moments of Saturday’s game against newly top-ranked Notre Dame, as Terps fans […]
Late into Maryland men’s basketball’s dismal game in Wisconsin, opposing head coach Greg Gard reached all the way to the bottom of his bench. Gard’s son, Isaac, got into the game having scored just three baskets in his career. As a senior playing in his final home game, the crowd was desperate to see the […]
Maryland baseball first played against Delaware eight days ago. In that game, six Terps pitchers combined to allow 12 walks and 14 runs. They did win, but only on the back of an offensive explosion. This time around, on Wednesday, the Terps’ success on the mound allowed them to log a more comfortable, 7-3, victory […]
Maryland men’s basketball’s final road game of the season comes in Madison against Wisconsin. Tip off is slated for 8pm ET on FS1. This is your space for thoughts, observations or whatever you would like to share, but please be respectful.
After multiple close bouts against unranked opponents, Wednesday’s matchup was a breath of fresh air for No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse. Offensive explosiveness propelled the Terps, as eight different players scored over the course of a lopsided offensive affair. Lauren LaPointe and Kori Edmondson scored four goals each to put the contest far out of […]
Juju Reese’s NBA career looked to be far from a sure thing. But in the last week, he has exploded onto the scene, nearly recording a double-double on Tuesday. In his second NBA start in two days, Reese played 33 minutes in the Washington Wizards’ 126-109 loss to the Orlando Magic. Reese shot 4-of-6 from […]
In her first year with Maryland women’s basketball after transferring from Duke, Oluchi Okananwa took home first-team All-Big Ten and all-defensive honors from both the media and the league’s coaches. The guard averaged 17.7 points, 5.5 rebounds and 2.3 steals per game in a regular season where she proved to be Maryland’s heartbeat on both […]
Maryland men’s basketball has just two games remaining in its season. After losing to Rutgers for the second time this year on Sunday, the Terps fell to 4-14 in Big Ten play. They’re tied with the 1992-93 squad for the most losses in conference play in a campaign, with a chance to break that mark […]
March is upon us. No. 14 Maryland women’s basketball heads into the Big Ten Tournament as the No. 6-seed, and for now, are projected to host the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament. The Terps will fly to Indianapolis and will face the winner of No. 11-seed Oregon and No. 14-seed Purdue on […]
Maryland wrestling will send 10 of its wrestlers to the Big Ten Championships at Penn State from March 7-8, and two of its competitors are top-five pre-seeds, the Big Ten announced Monday. Branson John is the Terps’ highest-seeded wrestler at the No. 4 pre-seed in the 197 pound division. He has been a force all […]
After its third ranked win of the season, No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse looks to maintain its perfect record through the back half of non-conference play. The Terps went down two goals early in their matchup against then-No.14 Princeton, but after Keeley Block scored her 100th career goal, they never looked back. Five different players […]
Maryland softball hosted the Terrapin Invitational over the weekend, and put in a much-needed performance to get back above .500 on the season. The Terps swept their four-game slate, beating Syracuse, 6-3, on Friday; Providence, 15-8, and Fairfield, 8-1, on Saturday; and UMBC, 8-0, on Sunday. Maryland entered the weekend at 6-9, with this weekend […]
On this episode of the Testudo Talk Podcast, host Matt Germack is joined by Testudo Times women’s basketball reporters Ben Messinger and Max Schaeffer to look back at the No. 14 Terps’ 2025-26 campaign and ahead on the postseason. Listen to the episode here. You can also listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere else you get your […]
On this episode of the Testudo Talk Podcast, hosts Matt Germack, Ryan Alonardo and Nolan Rogalski dive into Maryland football’s offseason, including transfer portal movement and new offensive coordinator Clint Trickett. Listen to the episode here. You can also listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere else you get your podcasts. If you would like to sponsor an […]
Title: Maryland baseball cruises by Wagner in last game of the series, 15-10 Dek: The Terps sweep the Seahawks in their first home weekend series. Maryland baseball had already batted around the order in the second inning when left fielder Jordan Crosland came to the plate for the second time. The Terps had put up […]
Less than a month ago, Maryland men’s basketball made the drive up to Piscataway on the heels of a two-game win streak in Big Ten play. But a Rutgers team that had lost seven straight heading into the contest took down the Terps by 11 points. On Sunday, Maryland couldn’t exorcise its Scarlet Knights demons. […]
The month of March isn’t known for boring hoops. In one of Maryland men’s basketball’s worst seasons in decade, its first half Sunday against Rutgers was a new low. The Terps trailed by 19 points at the break, at home, against a team with four Big Ten wins. Then, inexplicably, everything changed. Maryland’s shots started […]
Maryland men’s basketball’s second-to-last home game of the season is a rematch with Northeast rival Rutgers. The Terps are debuting new alternate uniforms this afternoon. Tip off is slated for noon. This is your space for thoughts, observations or whatever you would like to share, but please be respectful.
In the opening stages of its 2026 campaign, much of No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse’s production has come from unexpected sources. Despite a roster touting prolific returning scorers — such as Kori Edmondson, Jordyn Lipkin and Shelby Sullivan — three new faces have taken center stage. Transfers Keeley Block and Kristen Shanahan, along with freshman […]
No. 14 Maryland women’s basketball was outmatched on Saturday as it closed out the regular season with an 87-69 defeat at No. 8 Michigan. With the Big Ten and NCAA Tournaments to come, Saturday was a reality check for the Terps, who had won six in a row. Here are three takeaways from the loss. […]
After barely squeaking out a walk-off victory on the first game of its series against Wagner, Maryland baseball needed to set the tone early in its Saturday matchup. The Terps gave up four runs through five innings to Wagner, a team that ranks 194th in Division I in runs scored, could have been a cause […]
Kori Edmondson hasn’t jumped off the box score for No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse this season. The reigning Big Ten Midfielder of the Year has been most useful drawing the defense away from the rest of a dangerous attacking unit. But when the Terps went down early Saturday to No. 14 Princeton, Edmondson answered the […]
After trailing by double digits for over an hour of real time, No. 14 Maryland women’s basketball had chipped No. 8 Michigan’s lead down to 10 points late in the third quarter. The Terps had given Michigan a taste of its own medicine, speeding the Wolverines up and causing a string of turnovers. But right […]