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In one of the most scrutinized processes in sports, somehow it feels as if NFL talent evaluators are overlooking the talented Maryland player who was one of the most productive receivers in the country last year.

Four-year Terps standout will head to a new franchise out west, taken in the second round by the expansion team.

Baltimore saw $23.6 million in direct spending in 2024, part of $32.5 million in total economic impact, according to figures from Visit Baltimore.

Few programs have as much riding on a freshman’s success as the Terps.

Queen led Maryland with a team-high 16.5 points and 9.0 rebounds per game and shot 52.6% from the field.

A day of photo ops and smiles can't conceal some of the department's uncertainty with a new basketball coach that has a few question marks.

Two spring food festivals, the Annapolis Cup croquet match and the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra season finale are some of the great things to do in the coming week.

“I think some of my comments during the NCAA tournament probably could have been a little bit less abrasive,” Willard said Wednesday.

Maryland will “provide the resources Buzz needs to win, and we will win,” one school official said.

New Maryland coach Buzz Williams' teams are usually good but rarely great. Is his approach too antiquated?

Buzz Williams is a solid hire. And that’s what makes it so uninspiring.

Williams, 52, has led the Aggies to three straight NCAA tournament appearances.

Since Gladchuk has been AD, Navy has added six varsity sports. It now has 36, tied with Stanford and Ohio State for the most in the FBS.

Queen is projected to be a high pick if he declares for the NBA draft, but there’s still a possibility he will return to Maryland.

After its best season in years, the Maryland men’s basketball team needs a new coach.

Kevin Willard said he was fighting for his program. But that was never the whole truth.

Queen, the Big Ten Freshman of the Year, will be joined by Maryland natives Julian Reese and Allie Kubek, along with Shyanne Sellers.

Despite 17 points from Kaylene Smikle, Maryland lost 71-67 Friday in Birmingham, Alabama.

This magical season might not give Maryland much to build on, but it will have lasting impact.

McLean brings reliability, consistency and a strong work ethic to every task.