Tag Archives: Maryland
Friedgen’s run nearing end
Maryland football coach Ralph Friedgen starts his 10th season. Sadly, it’s probably his last. My Washington Examiner column says Fridge has had a good run, but losing three key assistants over the years have been the program’s undoing. Friedgen nearing … Continue reading
Yow’s going home, to the place that she belongs
OK, so I steal Chris Daughtry lines occasionally. Maryland loses perhaps its best athletic director ever as Debbie Yow returns to her home state to take the same job at N.C. State. Yow, 59, yearned to be around family after … Continue reading
Is Yow heading to N.C. State? Probably
Yes, I actually wrote a news story in the Washington Examiner today on Maryland athletic director Debbie Yow interviewing with N.C. State to become its athletic director. Felt like a real journalist there for an hour given I was just … Continue reading
Terps should ignore Big Ten call
The Big Ten is seeking teams for expansion. Maryland is on the list. My Washington Examiner column says the Terps should forget any overtures to joining the Big Ten, the extra money be damned. For Maryland, any change is a … Continue reading
Who killed Rosecroft? Dumb lawmakers
Maryland lawmakers have once again killed a once thriving business. You’d think they’d have learned after watching the banks and credit card companies jump over to Delaware years ago. Rosecroft Raceway and harness racing is on a countdown to closing … Continue reading
Terps nailed at buzzer
Nothing like a buzzer beater to end the season to take the joy out of life. My Washington Examiner discusses the end of the Maryland Terrapins season on Sunday and also what they have to look forward to in 2011. … Continue reading
Terps big men now the key
Admit it, with Kansas out you’re now thinking Maryland has a real shot at the Final Four. OK, I admit I suddenly think they can do it, too. Or, they could lose today against Michigan State. My Washington Examiner column … Continue reading
Can Vasquez exit with a legacy?
It has been four good years overall for Maryland guard Greivis Vasquez. Certainly he’ll be remembered as one of the Terps greats, though I’m not sure in the Top 10. But, Vasquez has never been to a Sweet 16. The … Continue reading
Terps are a Sweet 16 candidate
Maryland gained a soft No. 4 seed to get Houston in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday. Thanks CBS for the 10 p.m. start. Maryland would then likely meet Michigan State on Sunday in a tough but … Continue reading


