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The University of Maryland’s football team canceled their upcoming matchup against Michigan State on Saturday as it continues to grapple with multiple positive coronavirus cases, athletic department officials said Thursday.
The University of Maryland’s game against No. 3 Ohio State this Saturday has been canceled due to positive COVID-19 cases on the football team, athletic department officials said Wednesday.
The momentum from last week’s victory carried over in a colossal fashion as the Terrapins knocked out their regional rivals for the first time since 2015 with a 35-19 victory.
BALTIMORE – Lamar Jackson’s blind side will be in safe hands for the next five years as the Baltimore Ravens offered NFL All-Pro left tackle Ronnie Stanley to a five-year … Read More
With a renewed energy and excitement on the offensive side, Maryland battled back from a 17-point deficit to send the game into overtime. An untimely miscue by the Golden Gophers would benefit the home team as the Terrapins came away with the stunning 45-44 victory.
Northwestern smothered the Terrapins football team as Maryland open their season with a 43-3 road loss Saturday.
COLLEGE PARK – Thirteen University of Maryland sports coaches and Athletic Director Damon Evans have volunteered to take additional pay cuts, according to a press release. The athletic department announced … Read More
COLLEGE PARK – With the coronavirus pandemic disrupting every aspect of life, University of Maryland Head Football Coach Mike Locksley said he looks forward to one thing every day. For … Read More
COLLEGE PARK – Former University of Maryland standout lineman Kevin Glover has recently been selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame modern-era nominees list for the Class of 2021. … Read More
More than a month after deciding to postpone its 2020 fall sports season, the Big Ten Conference announced Wednesday that it is reversing course and restarting its college football season starting the weekend of Oct. 23-24.
