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Robert Carter flying under the radar, Maryland prepares for West Virginia

Robert Carter is the latest to join a list of long names on the Terps basketball roster to be possible NBA draft picks next summer.

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With the football season well under way and Maryland sitting at (2-1) with a daunting Big Ten schedule looming, it is important to remember that no matter where the Maryland football team ends up this season, we Terps fans still have a lot to look forward to and much to hang our hats on already.

Men's Basketball:

The least talked-about NBA prospect on Maryland's roster | CSN Mid-Atlantic
Georgia Tech transfer Robert Carter has spent this season getting in better shape, dropping nearly twenty pounds and appearing much more lean than he did when he arrived in College Park, and that is what could propel him into first round NBA discussions with many of his Terps teammates.

Women's Basketball:

BTN Announces 2015-16 Women’s Conference Basketball TV Schedule " Big Ten Network
The Big Ten Network will cover some 160 games this women's college basketball season. One for Terps fans to be on the look out for is when Maryland takes on Syracuse  at 7 p.m. ET on Dec. 2.

Field Hockey:

Emma Rissinger's two goals lift Maryland field hockey over Princeton - The Diamondback : Sports
Rissinger's two goals helped the Maryland field hockey team defeat the  No. 20 Princeton Tigers by a score of 3-0 on Tuesday. This was the Terps fourth straight victory.

Men's Soccer:

Maryland men's soccer well-rested entering match with Georgetown - The Diamondback : Sports
After a slew of many games in only a few days, Maryland soccer decided to take Saturday and Sunday off, thus they will be coming off  four days rest for their trip to Washington D.C. tonight for their match versus the Hoyas...Maybe the Pope will be there?!

Big Ten Baseball:

Nine Big Ten teams listed on D1baseball.com’s top 100 programs " Big Ten Network
Not so surprisingly the Terps make the list, they sit at number 39.

Despite what I said earlier, after all, it is still football season, so here is some more to digest as Maryland looks ahead to their game against the Mountaineers this Saturday at 3:00

Maryland Football:

Sound and fury: How Maryland is preparing for Mountaineer Field | CSN Mid-Atlantic
If any of you readers went to Maryland during the Ralph era, you already know that this is a tactic that has been utilized at the University of Maryland for many years. I remember sitting with my window open at the beautiful Denton Hall hearing the FSU War Chant blaring over the loud speakers at Byrd/the adjacent practice fields as the Terps prepared to take on the Seminoles at Doak Campbell. Hopefully for Edsall this strategy carries with it a higher level of success than it did for poor Fridge.

Terps Ready for Road Debut and a "Crazy" West Virginia Crowd
"It’s a very tough environment. Their fans are passionate about their team," Edsall said. "We know it’ll be loud." Sadly, Edsall was not allowed to simulate any couch burnings during practices this week.

2015 college football advanced statistical profiles - Football Study Hall
I suppose, statistically speaking, things could be worse for the Terps...but, they could be better.

Big Ten Football:

MAC-to-Big Ten coaching pipeline remains viable, despite landscape - Big Ten Blog - ESPN
With many coaching vacancies already opening up in the Big Ten, they could look to an old source (the Mac) in an effort to avoid said vacancies.

Big Ten Player Rankings: Bullough, Walker top our guys’ new list " Big Ten Network
Will Likely did not make the cut this week :(