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Blurry bowl picture for Terps
- Next up for Coach Ralph Friedgen’s mutating turtles: Smurf Turf? It sounds like a collision of cartoons, but in its 6-6 season, Maryland consistently transformed its team from one that lost to perennial ACC cellar-dweller North Carolina, to the unit which toppled a pair of top-10 opponents.
- Next up for Coach Ralph Friedgen’s mutating turtles: Smurf Turf? It sounds like a collision of cartoons, but in its 6-6 season, Maryland consistently transformed its team from one that lost to perennial ACC cellar-dweller North Carolina, to the unit which toppled a pair of top-10 opponents.
Injuries don't stop Henderson
- This holiday season, Erin Henderson can be thankful for his health. The junior linebacker, who missed his first year at Maryland with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, has played through an array of injuries this fall.
- This holiday season, Erin Henderson can be thankful for his health. The junior linebacker, who missed his first year at Maryland with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, has played through an array of injuries this fall.
Maryland remains on roll despite injuries
- Emery Wallace waited two years for this past Tuesday night.
Terps hope to bowl over Wolfpack
- In a season in which very little has gone the way Maryland envisioned, this is certain: Maryland will be ready for North Carolina State.
Fokou runs under the radar
- Every time Maryland senior defensive lineman Carlos Feliciano watches linebacker Moise Fokou catch a speedy running back and throw him to the ground, he’s convinced the junior is playing out of position.
- Every time Maryland senior defensive lineman Carlos Feliciano watches linebacker Moise Fokou catch a speedy running back and throw him to the ground, he’s convinced the junior is playing out of position.
Terps top No. 8 Boston College
- Of the 22 players on the field, only Darrius Heyward-Bey seemed to be moving. The Maryland sophomore receiver went 37 yards on a reverse early in the fourth quarter, splitting a pair of Boston College defenders — seemingly frozen against the McDonogh product’s NFL-caliber speed — en route to the end zone.
- Of the 22 players on the field, only Darrius Heyward-Bey seemed to be moving. The Maryland sophomore receiver went 37 yards on a reverse early in the fourth quarter, splitting a pair of Boston College defenders — seemingly frozen against the McDonogh product’s NFL-caliber speed — en route to the end zone.
Terps can't slow Clemson’s offense in 30-17 loss
- Late in the third quarter, before a dwindling Maryland student section, a simple white sign laid on the turf. It read, simply: MUST WIN. The Terps knew all well the importance of Saturday’s game with Clemson, but like the sign, Maryland left many opportunities — and even more missed tackles — on the field.
Moore: Destiny is a choice
- The tattoo etched on the massive left forearm of Maryland senior defensive tackle Dre Moore is an ambigram — an inverted spelling that forms two different words. Read one way, it spells “choice,” but from another angle, it reads “destiny.”
- The tattoo etched on the massive left forearm of Maryland senior defensive tackle Dre Moore is an ambigram — an inverted spelling that forms two different words. Read one way, it spells “choice,” but from another angle, it reads “destiny.”
Terps can't contain Virginia
- Virginia gave Maryland a taste of its own medicine Saturday coming back from 14 points down to beat the Terps 18-17. Sophomore Mikell Simpson scored from one yard out with 16 seconds left in the fourth quarter to put Virginia ahead and seal another close victory for the Cavaliers.
- Virginia gave Maryland a taste of its own medicine Saturday coming back from 14 points down to beat the Terps 18-17. Sophomore Mikell Simpson scored from one yard out with 16 seconds left in the fourth quarter to put Virginia ahead and seal another close victory for the Cavaliers.
Costa set to make first start for Terps
- During Maryland’s last game against Georgia Tech, sophomore reserve offensive lineman Phil Costa’s focus drifted between replacing injured All-American right guard Andrew Crummey, and his brother Rick, who sustained a neck injury during the game and had to be airlifted to a local hospital.
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