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Observations: Kentucky owns college basketball; Iowa St. primed - CBSSports.com
Rothstein, who has been consistently high on Maryland for more than a year now, makes the argument that Maryland will be a more "cohesive" basketball team next year. It's something to consider, I guess, but it's a bit of a reach. For instance, this statement: "Had Peters and Faust returned to College Park, it would have been exceptionally more difficult to give Trimble and Wiley the type of instant roles they will likely now receive." Part of the problem for all three of the players that transferred was that they had to play early and weren't allowed to develop properly in the process. Maryland has enough depth that this shouldn't be the case next year, but I wouldn't be so quick to say that this is necessarily a good thing for the new players.
Cleare visiting Texas, Faust to Oregon State?
From IMS's Jeff Ermann, while Roddy Peters is reportedly being pursued by Virginia Tech and Georgetown. Here's a picture of Shaq playing the piano at Texas.
Competition high in crowded Maryland running back group | Comcast SportsNet Baltimore
Comcast SportsNet's Daniel Martin takes a look at Maryland's talented shuffle in the backfield. The emergence of Jacquille Veii has been quite the nice surprise for the Terps, and there's going to be a whole lot of competition in the unit.
Kai Locksley cuts list to 10
Maryland makes the cut for the four-star quarterback, as well as Florida State, Auburn, Oregon, Baylor, Texas, Virginia Tech, Ohio State, Miami and Ole Miss.
Tendall Leads Terps in Day One at Rutherford - Maryland Terrapins Athletics - University of Maryland Terps Official Athletic Site
Connor Tendall went even in the first two rounds at the Rutherford Intercollegiate Saturday to sit tied for seventh to lead the Maryland men's golf team.
Smith Breaks Through to Win ACC Title - Maryland Terrapins Athletics - University of Maryland Terps Official Athletic Site
Amina Smith made the most of her final appearance at the Atlantic Coast Conference Outdoor Championships, setting an outdoor personal record to win the women's high jump on Saturday.