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William James Hervé is ending his career and leaving the United States at the end of the fall semester, the Maryland men’s soccer junior midfielder announced on Instagram Sunday.
“I would have never thought this day would have come that fast. It breaks my heart but it is also a relief for me to announce this,” Hervé wrote in his post. “My body and mind have been heavily impacted by injuries. I came to realization that I didn’t want to see my life being unhealthy and sad so it was necessary for me to take this important decision.
“I have made great friends and met great people. I am very thankful for all of the love and support I have received here and I will forever remember all the great memories that we have made. Life goes on and the past can’t be changed. I’ll leave with a natty champs ring and life lasting friends. Mission accomplished!”
Hervé scored three goals and tallied three assists back in Maryland’s NCAA championship-winning 2018 campaign. In the Sweet 16, the freshman delivered the game-winning goal in Maryland’s win at Duke. He started in the College Cup Final against Akron and was named to the Big Ten All-Freshman team.
QUE GOLAZO
— Maryland Soccer (@MarylandMSoccer) November 25, 2018
William. James. Herve. #FearTheTurtle pic.twitter.com/40qLFC79eR
The Paris, France, native saw his sophomore action limited due to leg injuries, only taking the field in three games throughout the 2019 season.
Much love for our guy @WillJamesH as he ends his soccer career.
— Maryland Soccer (@MarylandMSoccer) November 23, 2020
Will helped us win a natty and brought his own style and flair on and off the pitch.
Can’t wait to follow your next move. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/SWO2RWNZ7j
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Maryland football’s tentative game against No. 12 Indiana is scheduled for noon on Nov. 28 and will air on ESPN2.
Maryland football’s game against No. 12 Indiana is set to start at noon on Nov. 28.
— Matt Levine (@MattLevine__) November 23, 2020
The game will be aired on ESPN2.
An official decision has not yet been made on if this game will be played or not, as Maryland continues to deal with its program’s coronavirus outbreak.
Former Maryland football receiver D.J. Moore totaled well over 100 yards Sunday.
Maryland football alum @idjmoore had one of the best games of his career today, finishing with 127 yards on 7 receptions. He entered this week 3rd in the NFL in yds/rec.
— Lila Bromberg (@lilabbromberg) November 22, 2020
A Terp WR (Diggs or Moore) has recorded at least 92 yards for 8 straight weeks now.
Former Terp @idjmoore was dominant in the Panthers' win today. pic.twitter.com/XxtnsidorX
— Testudo Times (@testudotimes) November 22, 2020
Maryland football alum DJ Turner had quite the performance Saturday.
DJ Turner with the second most catches in a game in Pitt history!
— Pitt Football (@Pitt_FB) November 22, 2020
15 receptions, 184 yards, 1 TD#H2P x @_DjTurner1 pic.twitter.com/WP7Pv50qVk
A pair of Terp transfers also faced off Saturday, with Tyrrell Pigrome getting the best of Max Bortenschlager as Western Kentucky took down Florida International.
Max Bortenschlager lets JJ Holloman go up and get it for his first @FIUFootball touchdown!
— Conference USA (@ConferenceUSA) November 21, 2020
> https://t.co/Q56eFVDUH1 (ESPN3) pic.twitter.com/EvFNzzWAkj
Take a look at that #GoTops | @bluegrasscell
— WKU Football (@WKUFootball) November 21, 2020
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We did it again @_piggyt ➡️ endzone#GoTops | @bluegrasscell
— WKU Football (@WKUFootball) November 21, 2020
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Maryland men’s basketball has a lot of talent coming to College Park next season.
Maryland men's basketball Class of 2021 signee Julian Reese (@Reese10Julian) notched a wild triple-double Friday night.
— Wes Brown (@W_Brown21) November 21, 2020
Reese tallied 42 points, 22 rebounds and 10 blocks playing 20-minute halves like he will as a Terp at the next level. https://t.co/zkjZe4EkFG
Ten years ago yesterday, Maryland field hockey pulled off a double-overtime defeat of North Carolina in the NCAA championship at the Field Hockey and Women’s Lacrosse Complex in College Park.
Nothing can top winning an NCAA Championship in double OT in front of an NCAA-record crowd at H❤️ME!
— Maryland Field Hockey (@TerpsFH) November 21, 2020
Nov. 21, 2010 was an unforgettable day! #OnThisDay pic.twitter.com/PHdT5SNxGc
Maryland women’s lacrosse players continue to fight for change.
“You can’t have peace without justice. That has to be the end goal.” - Sarah Ayer
— Maryland Women's Lacrosse (@MarylandWLax) November 22, 2020
Read about what the words “justice” and “speak up” mean to these four Terps ➡️ https://t.co/HIHZiScfsf pic.twitter.com/2NYWSid1BU