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Jeff Ermann has a clear focus on local sports, specifically Maryland football and basketball. His coverage indicates a strong interest in recruiting news, team performance analysis, and player updates related to these two teams.
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By: Jeff Ermann
Maryland basketball has been focused on getting ready for the Big Ten season. And Kevin Willard hasn't been pouring himself into high school recruiting in the Class of 2025, planning to hit the transfer portal hard again. But that doesn't mean the Terps aren't working on next year's roster and hosting recruits.
By: Jeff Ermann
The transfer portal officially closes on Saturday, meaning players can't enter again until the April portal window. But there are plenty of uncommitted transfers in the portal and Maryland football isn't done shopping.
The college football transfer portal action is picking up again nationally after a holiday lull. That includes Maryland, which still has a long shopping list as Mike Locksley works to rebound from a down year. Here's the latest.
By: Jeff Ermann
Former Maryland basketball standout Drew Nicholas reflects on his Terps career and his NCAA Tourney game-winner, plus his rising role in the NBA and a Terp playing in his organization.
By: Jeff Ermann
The explosion of NIL and the transfer portal have made college athletics more professionalized. With payrolls of up to $20 million beginning this year, college programs are increasingly hiring general managers to oversee their NIL spending, roster management and recruiting. Maryland has joined that movement.
By: Jeff Ermann
The explosion of NIL and the transfer portal have made college athletics more professionalized. With payrolls of up to $20 million beginning this year, college programs are increasingly hiring general managers to oversee their NIL spending, roster management and recruiting. Maryland has joined that movement.
Maryland football has added players from the transfer portal at a bunch of key positions, but several needs remain. And they have a big-name possibility at one of the most important remaining spots.
By: Jeff Ermann
As a junior in at Potomac High (Md.), Jamare Glasker, like many other athletes, lost a season of sports to Covid. So by the time his senior year came around, scouts hadn't…
By: Jeff Ermann
Washington basketball coach Danny Sprinkle talks about his team's concerns against Maryland.
By: Jeff Ermann
Malik Washington offered a glimpse of Maryland football's future on Thursday in Deland, Fla., at the Under Armour Next All-America Game. And he wasn't the only recruit of note for Maryland.
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