Colleges

The former Maryland Terrapin leaves D.C. United.

Defending national champion LSU hasn’t lost since a season-opening defeat to Colorado.

Tejada was 5-for-10 shooting, including 3-for-5 from 3-point range, for the Tigers (9-7, 2-1 Coastal Athletic Association).

The Wolverines were without leading scorer Dug McDaniel.

Brade leaves after the Terps’ third straight bowl game victory, as a defensive stalwart and program leader.

D’Angelo Stines added 10 points and Golden Dike nine.

St. Frances alum Blake Corum contributed 134 rushing yards and two touchdowns.

Jahmir Young led the Terrapins (9-6, 1-3 Big Ten) with 20 points, adding eight rebounds.

Deon Perry led the Greyhounds (2-13) with 22 points.

The Bears (4-13, 0-1 Mid-Eastern) were led by Wynston Tabbs, who posted 20 points.

The teams considered playing in an auxiliary gym in Maryland’s arena, but Purdue didn’t feel comfortable with that option.

Tejada scored nine on 3-for-3 shooting from beyond the arc.

The Midshipmen (5-8, 1-1 Patriot League) were led by Mac MacDonald, who finished with 15 points.

The Retrievers (5-11) were led by Dion Brown, who finished with 22 points, 11 rebounds and two steals.

Should the waiver be granted, Tagovailoa would be considered a graduate transfer and would be eligible to play immediately for another program.

“I’ve never seen either of them have as much fun with their team as they’re having now,” their sister, Joani Crean, said.

Columnist Gregg Doyel recently pointed out how Maryland fans chant “air ball!” as a sign of their boorishness. That might seem like a dusty take, but let’s face it: We all have something that makes us want to yell, “Get off my lawn!”

Jahmir Young scored 26 points for the Terps, the only Maryland player with more than nine.

Brade’s decision caps his four-year stint with the Terps, one that ended with a 31-13 win over Auburn in the Music City Bowl, the team’s third consecutive bowl win.

The Terrapins won their third consecutive bowl game, a program first.