Since a painful loss to Seton Hall on Dec. 22, the youthful Terps have shown moxie and ascended the Big Ten standings during a six-game win streak .
Since a painful loss to Seton Hall on Dec. 22, the youthful Terps have shown moxie and ascended the Big Ten standings during a six-game win streak .
The former head coach at East Carolina, along with Penn offensive coordinator John Reagan, are the latest pieces to fall into place in what has been a deliberate process.
Dajour Dickens capped a back-and-forth finish by scoring the go-ahead basket on a dunk with 18 seconds left and Old Dominion beat Louisiana Tech 64-63
Olympic silver medalist Lyndsey Fry is helping grow hockey in her home state with the Arizona Coyotes
Texas standout junior shortstop David Hamilton to miss 2019 season after tearing Achilles tendon in motorized scooter accident
Jalen Hurts visited Maryland's campus last week but decided to play for the Sooners next season.
The former Bulls star says Williamson has locked up his status as the draft's No. 1 pick and shouldn't 'risk a major injury' with the top-ranked Blue Devils.
The wife of Stephen Curry, whose Warriors famously declined an invitation to President Trump's White House, was joined by the likes of Michael Strahan and Quavo in offering the Tigers something more than fast food.
Lawrence said he enjoyed the meal, but never disparaged the press over the choice of fast-food favorites.
The Wolf Pack's efforts to build a strong nonconference schedule didn't pan out as expected, which might mean a team with just one loss so far could bump into a ceiling on its seeding.
Despite what he tweeted, Matt Bockhorst did not pocket "two chicken wraps and a quarter pounder." We think.
For the second time in three years, Clemson spent time in Washington with Trump. The White House said the president paid for the fast food out of his own pocket because of the partial government shutdown.
The Orange's Elijah Hughes hit a shot from his own foul line extended just before halftime, and Syracuse went on to stun Zion Williamson and Co.
President Trump welcomed the 2018 College Football Playoff national champions the Clemson Tigers to the White House on Jan. 14.
President Trump served a fast-food meal to College Football Playoff national champions the Clemson Tigers at the White House on Jan. 14. According the White House, Trump paid for the meal because of the government shutdown.
“If you watch the tape, you can tell that I felt sorry once it happened," the cornerback said. "But I got threats against my parents, against my mom under my Instagram pictures."
The Terps are talented, young and fun — and have a chance to separate themselves from a crowded pack in the middle of the standings.
