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COLLEGE PARK — Led by starting quarterback Billy Edwards Jr., Maryland's new-look offense hummed along without a hitch, producing an eye-popping 629 total yards of offense in a complete, 50-7 victory over Connecticut in its season opener Saturday afternoon.
The Maryland Terrapins are Billy Edwards Jr.'s to lead at quarterback, and he'll face a bit of a change-up this week as Michigan State visits for the earliest Big Ten opener in program history.
The Washington Times' George Gerbo talks with reporters, athletes and more on the latest storylines, details and trends surrounding the teams and sports inside the Beltway and beyond.
By: George Gerbo
It’s been a week of rallying around a new teammate for the Maryland program as the schedule quickly and momentarily turns to Big Ten play.
An all too predictable home letdown in a conference game it was favored to win happened again to Maryland against Michigan State. Now, the Terrapins are left to pick up the pieces during a rivalry week as they face Virginia for the 80th time in program history.
By: George Gerbo
As one series with Virginia ends, another begins for Maryland. The Terrapins and Cavaliers have announced a renewal of their men’s basketball rivalry, to begin next year.
The Robert Trent Jones Golf Club is ready to put on a Solheim Cup show, with its stately Georgian clubhouse gates opened for a rolling, tree-lined and windswept test between the United States and Europe along the shores of Lake Manassas.
Maryland rides a 13-game nonconference winning streak into Saturday night's showdown with Virginia, a streak that's in jeopardy if a second-straight sophomore quarterback carves up the Terrpains secondary.
The Washington Times Friday, September 13, 2024 GAINESVILLE, Va. — Much like last year, the United States stormed to an early first-day Solheim Cup lead.
Tied sessions for the first time give U.S. a 10-6 lead, 4 1/2 points from the title The Washington Times Saturday, September 14, 2024
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