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Ga. Running Back Plans to Visit

Georgia running back Peyton Barber has 15 scholarship offers, the most recent of which came from Maryland. Now he wants to learn more about the Terps. More

A Third Offseason Departure

Ashton Pankey announced his decision to transfer due to family reasons Tuesday. He joins Mychal Parker and Terrell Stoglin as players who have left since the end of last year. More

Top247 for 2014 expands to 100

A banner cycle in the state of Virginia, plus another big crop of Florida talent highlights the latest update of the 2014 Top247. More

Turgeon Rises Early for Rising PG

"Coach Turgeon was out for several of his games, including the early games. You don’t see a lot of head coaches out at 8 a.m. watching games, so that meant a lot to Phil." More

Powell Wants to Get to Know Terps

Florida guard RaShawn "Pookie" Powell's stock is on the rise. Maryland is among the schools that first noticed the dynamic six-footer, who's been performing well this spring. More

Best of Baltimore NFTC

WESTMINSTER, Md.- It's an understatement to say that there was plenty of elite talent at Saturday's Baltimore Nike Football Training Camp. Here's a look at the best. More

In-State Athlete High on Terps

Despite missing much of his junior season, Eastern Christian Academy (Elkton, Md.) junior Daikiel Shorts is receiving plenty of recruiting interest. Where does Maryland stand? More

Collins High on the Terps' Radar

It’s long been known who the top recruiting priorities are at guard in the class of 2013, but the Harrisons and Rysheed Jordan aren't alone in catching Mark Turgeon's eye. More

Change of Plans for Jordan

Philly PG Rysheed Jordan, the No. 19 player in the Class of '13, has a change of plans, a couple of favorites and the potential to open up a Philly-to-Maryland pipeline. More

Tabor Talks Top Three

Friendship Collegiate has become a must stop for recruiters, featuring '12 FSU signee Eddie Goldman and prized 2013s Derwin Gray and Yannick Ngakoue. Next up: Jalen Tabor.

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Edsall Making Inroads at DeMatha

DeMatha's Elijah Brooks: "We’ve put that behind us. Our relationship is outstanding at this point. We’re looking forward to sending many guys to Maryland in the near future." More

Where Are They Now: Dino Gregory

Dino Gregory just finished his first season of professional basketball in Sweden. He caught up with IMS to talk about his experience overseas and his career in College Park. More

Terps in the lead for '13 LB

Maryland extended a scholarship offer to Cavon Walker nearly a year ago, and the early and steady recruitment from the Terps have put them in a favorable position. More

D.C. Cornerback Piling Offers

The flood gates have opened on the recruitment of 2014 cornerback D’Andre Payne, who received 10 new offers -- including one from Maryland -- this week alone.
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MD Visit Impresses West Coast Guard

This West Coast standout had never been to the East Coast before, but left raving about it after an unofficial visit to Maryland last weekend. More

Peters Attracting High-Majors

Suitland guard Roddy Peters has been impressive early this AAU season, attracting a bevy of new high-major schools. What's the latest in his recruitment and with Maryland? More

Hand leads 2014 Top 25

Defensive end Da'Shawn Hand (Woodbridge, Va.) leads the 247Sports Top 25 for the Class of 2014. More

Florida DT Has Terps in Top Three

Jacksonville defensive tackle Kingsley Opara's stock is rising, but he hasn't forgotten which school was first to offer him a scholarship. More

A Hot Start for Joseph

Conservative by nature when it comes to scholarships, Mark Turgeon wasted no time in offering one to sophomore Kaleb Joseph, who's living up to the Terps' early evaluation. More

Stoglin Departs: What it Means

Terrell Stoglin has decided to pursue a professional career in the NBA after being suspended by Maryland for one year. Here's what his departure means for the Terps. More

UPDATED: Stoglin Declares for NBA

InsideMDSports.com Exclusive: Sophomore guard Terrell Stoglin declared for the NBA Draft and will not return to Maryland next season, multiple sources told InsideMDSports.com. More

A Brotherly Terps Connection

Taivon Jacobs already has scholarship offers from 13 colleges but there will always be one thing that sticks out about Maryland for the Suitland High School wide receiver. More

Cockerille Shines at Elite 11

Following his showing at the the New York Elite 11 Regional Workout, Terps commitment Shane Cockerille's stock is on the rise. More

247Sports live at Nike-EYBL Hampton

Get live updates from Day 2 of the second leg of the Nike-EYBL in Hampton, Va. from 247Sports national recruiting analyst Chris Fisher on The Green Board. More

50 Teams To Fill 2013 NCAA Bracket

The dust is settling on which players will leave early for the NBA and which ones will stay in school. We look at teams that could contend for the national title in 2012-13. More

Terps Offer In-State Standout

Ever since his junior day visit a month ago, Milan Collins has been hearing regularly from the Terps. And today, he received word a scholarship awaits him in College Park. More

Dodd Makes it Official, Signs NLI

Damonte Dodd, a 6-foot-9, 240-pound power forward, finally signed his national letter-of-intent to play for the Terps on Wednesday, he told IMS in a phone interview. More

The Simplest, Best Playoff Plan

College football's power brokers are working on a format for a four-team national championship playoff. Steve Helwagen weighs in with his suggestion on how it could work. More

N.C. WR Picks Up Terps Offer

Recruiting was already moving quickly for Millbrook (NC) WR Corey Cooper, but things kicked up a notch as he received offers from WVU and Maryland on the same day last week. More

Big Spring for Rysheed Jordan

Already a known commodity regionally and to some national observers, Rysheed Jordan’s name has been traveling fast this spring. Will his emergence affect his recruitment? More

No Rush for Harrison Twins

Everywhere they go, Aaron and Andrew Harrison, ranked respectively as 2013's No. 1 PG and SG, tend to draw big crowds of spectators and recruiters.

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Kiser Focused on Two; Decision Soon

Four-star Gilman lineback Micah Kiser is focused on a pair of schools and would like to commit soon. Here's where things stand. More

Video: Terps Commits at Cap Classic

VIDEO: It was a glimpse into the future of Maryland basketball Saturday, as five members of Maryland's six-man '12 recruiting class teammed in the Capital Class all-star game. More

Future Terps Shine at Cap Classic

Seth Allen, Sam Cassell Jr., Shaquille Cleare, Damonte Dodd and Charles Mitchell gave Maryland fans a glimpse of what next year will look like for the Terps on Saturday night. More

Steak and Lobster for the Defense

Defense bested offense during the Terps' spring game Saturday, earning a steak-and-lobster feast as a reward. "That A1 [steak sauce] is going to be flowing," AJ Francis said. More

Cockerille's "Ready to be a Terp"

Gilman quarterback Shane Cockerille committed to the Terps just an hour before Saturday's spring game, becoming Maryland's second commit in the class of 2013. More

Pitt Jam Fest: Day One

Though the tournament's twin headliners missed Day One of the Pitt Jam Fest, there was plenty of talent on display. More

"We’re turning things around.”

The Terps' incoming recruits have big plans for their time in College Park. Their first goal? Right the ship and get Maryland back into the postseason. More

Dorsey's a Man Among Boys

Kevin Dorsey, one of just two senior wide receivers on the Terps’ roster, will lead an inexperienced group of wide outs this fall. More

One Hot Cougar

Quince Orchard's been among the area's top programs in recent years, and Maryland's landed several of the Cougars' best players. This year's hot prospect: LB Marcus Newby. More

Pinson Still Wide Open

Despite all the attention from blue bloods across the country, class of 2014 small forward Theo Pinson hasn’t begun to sort out any favorites. More

Spring Game Features New Format

NOTEBOOK: Due to a lack of depth -- 13 players have left the program since last season's 2-10 finish -- the Terps’ spring game won’t boast the usual red-white setup. More

McDonald Likes What He Sees

"It was a good visit at Maryland. I was excited to see a spring practice and it ended up ended up being a 100-play scrimmage. I liked what I saw out there."
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Smotrycz Breaks Down Decision

Evan Smotrycz thought he wouldn’t commit until he’d checked out his finalists in person. But hours after he returned home Sunday night, he called Terps coach Mark Turgeon. More

Turgeon Offers Touted Va. Sophomore

When we recently profiled sophomore Devon Hall, his father felt his son could receive a Terps offer during an upcoming unofficial visit. But he won’t have to wait that long. More

IMS Exclusive: Smotrycz Picks Terps

University of Michigan transfer Evan Smotrycz committed to the University of Maryland Sunday night following his visit to College Park. More

Prince Piling Early Offers

Though just a sophomore, McNamara (Md.) offensive lineman Damian Prince is already piling offers from college powers and receiving VIP treatment from Maryland's staff. More

Auburn, Terps Stand Out to Ngakoue

Friendship Collegiate Academy continues to crank out sought-after prospects and one of the school's most prized players -- LB Yannick Ngaouke -- is high on Maryland. More

Smotrycz Ready for Maryland Visit

Michigan transfer Evan Smotrycz, who will arrive in College Park Saturday morning for his official visit, talks about Maryland and his plans to find a new school. More

Porter, Terps Have Mutual Interest

C/o '13 ATH Jackson Porter (Mount Hebron) doesn't have an offer yet, but he’s received considerable interest from Penn State and Maryland. He visited the Terps last Saturday. More

Mitchell Makes it Official

Georgia big man Charles Mitchell makes his commitment to Maryland official, signing his National Letter of Intent. More

Terps Top 5 for Nation's No. 5 OT

Recruiting took off quickly for Belle Vernon (Pa.) O-lineman Dorian Johnson, and after taking some time to get his thoughts together the nation's No. 5 OT has a top five. More

Robinson Refocusing on Recruiting

After focusing on helping Paul VI win its first WCAC title, highly sought wing guard Stanford Robinson is beginning to plan campus visits. What's the latest? More

Cliche Holds True for Baldwin

Your next snap could be your last -- it’s a clichéd sentiment among football players and coaches, but one that Lamont Baldwin believes in wholeheartedly. More

Gilman Four-Star High on Terps

Baltimore (Md.) Gilman linebacker Micah Kiser plans to choose a school before next season, and it appears Maryland remains very much in the hunt. More

Ross Gunning for No. 1 Spot at RB

A year after redshirting, Brandon Ross is making plays in spring practice and locked in a competition with Justus Pickett for the starting running back job. More

Offense Shines in Practice No. 10

The Terps’ offense dominated the defense during Tuesday’s spring practice, and QB C.J. Brown connected more than a few times with his wide receivers for deep-ball touchdowns. More

Elkton Athlete Likes Maryland

"I like what the coaches are doing and everything. I know they have a good recruiting class coming in this fall, so I'll be interested in seeing what they do." More

IMS Video Interview: Roddy Peters

IMS catches up with Suitland 2013 point guard Roddy Peters, who exploded onto the local basketball scene this winter, averaging 23 points, 5.2 assists and 2.4 steals per game. More

Parker to Transfer

As first reported by InsideMDSports.com, sophomore small forward Mychal Parker will transfer, leaving the Terps with two open scholarships. More

State's Top Prospect Talks Maryland

Good Counsel High School continues to crank out major college prospects in droves, and perhaps none of the Falcons 2012 crop will be recruited as hotly as CB Kendall Fuller. More

Video: Gary Speaks at Under Armour

Former Maryland coach Gary Williams speaks to campers at Under Armour's Grind Session about his career, work ethic, career longevity and more. More

IMS Video Feature: Rysheed Jordan

IMS video interview and workout footage of Rysheed Jordan, one of the top prospects on Maryland's 2013 recruiting board and at Friday's Under Armour Grind Session in D.C. More

Soto Looking Forward to UMD Visit

Pennsylvania linebacker Shakir Soto has been rapidly adding offers, including a recent one from Maryland. Here's the latest. More

Turgeon, Ranson Working on Va. Star

Virginia guard Devon Hall, the state player of the year as a sophomore, recently received a visit from Mark Turgeon and will soon return the favor. More

Prized In-State OL Talks Terps

The son of former University of Washington, University of Oklahoma and Seattle Seahawks lineman Tyrone Rodgers, Na’Ty Rodgers is now making his own name. More

Turning the Tide at H.D. Woodson?

H.D. Woodson (D.C.) has sent countless players to colleges and had 29 alums play in the NFL, but virtually none have played at Maryland. That, however, may be soon to change. More

Goins Gets Tough

Leaving California and coming to Maryland has been a tough transition for Isaac Goins. Still, he’s managed to impress teammates and coach Randy Edsall early in spring ball. More

Brown Breaks Down the Offense

CJ Brown, who became the Terps’ starter at QB after Danny O’Brien transferred, talked Tuesday about his relationship with Mike Locksley, his progression as a passer and more. More

Spring Notes: Tate Will Play LB

Coach Randy Edsall met with the media after the Terps seventh spring practice Tuesday and discussed Kenny Tate’s status in 2012, position changes, recruiting and more. More

Cassell Gives the Latest

Sam Cassell Jr. committed to Maryland last month, but where do things stand now? More

Enechionyia Opening Eyes

Following a sophomore campaign during which he averaged 18 points, 13 blocks and five rebounds per game, Obi Enechionyia is attracting interest from the Terps and others. More

Visit Impresses Baltimore OL

Dunbar (Md.) OL Nicholas Bonaparte has been checking out the schools recruiting him, but after his first visit to College Park this weekend, he's especially high on the Terps. More

Maryland Stands Out to 2014 QB

Though Adam Breneman gets most of the headlines at Camp Hill (Pa.) Cedar Cliff, sophomore quarterback Andrew Ford has generated some buzz of his own. More

Wiley Beginning to Make a Name

Potomac High (Oxon Hill, Md.) guard Dion Wiley may not be a national name just yet, but he seems to be on that path after a big sophomore year.
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Graham Becomes the Latest Departure

Randy Edsall announced Wednesday that defensive back Avery Graham has left the Terps and will be given his unconditional release if he decides to transfer.
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Ross Ready to Make Some Noise

Season-ending injuries sidelined Isaiah Ross for much of his first three years. Back on the field in spring ball, the Terps defensive lineman is ready to make an impact. More

UPDATED: Saved Again?

Wednesday afternoon, Bret Bielema and the University of Wisconsin confirmed the transfer of Maryland quarterback Danny O'Brien. More

"They’re on the Rise."

"I like the coaching staff a lot and I followed them when I was younger, when they had Greivis Vasquez ... I always liked Maryland. They always have good guards at Maryland."
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It's "a whole different feeling"

Following a slew of offseason departures, coach Randy Edsall is optimistic this year’s Terps have bought into his philosophy. “There's a whole different attitude," he said. More

Dodd Unfazed by Competition

Shortly after Damonte Dodd committed, Maryland added highly regarded power forward Charles Mitchell. But the in-state big man remains unfazed and hopes to play next year. More

Terps Top Three for Etou

Junior Etou, a ferocious rebounder and defender whose cousin is the NBA's No. 1 shot-blocker, recently moved to an area school and shares high mutual interest with Maryland. More

Cassell Seals the Deal

In need of perimeter scoring and size, the Maryland men's basketball program today added exactly that when Baltimore native Sam Cassell Jr. committed to the Terps. More

Jordan Still Eyeing July Commitment

InsideMDSports first reported several months ago that Philly guard Rysheed Jordan had emerged as a top target for 2013, and that doesn’t seem to have changed. More

Signee Logan Ready to Rock

Mass. linebacker Abner Logan is one of the most colorful, charismatic personalities in the Terps’ class. But when it comes to playing football, he's all business. More

Stoglin Goes In-Depth on Decision

Maryland sophomore Terrell Stoglin tells InsideMDSports about his decision to return to Maryland, his sometimes-bumpy relationship with Mark Turgeon, his NBA dreams and more. More

Stoglin to Return: What it Means

With a five-word Tweet– “Back for another season Terpnation!” – Terrell Stoglin incited celebration throughout the Maryland fanbase this afternoon. What does his return mean? More

N.C. PG "Very Interested" in Terps

As reported by IMS last week, Mark Turgeon's efforts to strengthen his backcourt recently took him to Raleigh, N.C., when he dropped in on Ravenscroft senior Madison Jones. More

"It exceeded my expectations.”

Maryland is one of a growing list of suitors for N.J. linebacker Buddy Brown, but will he stay in the Northeast? More

DeMatha's Jones Could go Big-Time

This in-state receiver -- whose brother played for the Terps -- didn't catch a touchdown his sophomore year. But he nonetheless has the makings of a prospect to watch. More

Late Surge Lifts Terps to Sweet 16

Laurin Mincy scored 24 points, Tianna Hawkins had 15 points and 14 rebounds, and Maryland beat Louisville, 72-68, Monday night to reach the program's 13th Sweet Sixteen. More

Hoops Recruiting Insider: 3/19

It was once thought the Terps were done recruiting guards for the 2012 class. That's no longer the case. Here's the latest on Mark Turgeon's efforts to bolster the backcourt. More

Turgeon Visits Nation's No. 5 Soph

Former Terps point guard Keith Gatlin, who coaches a pair of gifted young prospects -- including blue-chipper Theo Pinson -- was thrilled to see Mark Turgeon visit this week. More

Ennis Another Top PG on Terps Radar

After seeing the success of his countrymen after moving to the U.S., Canadian PG Tyler Ennis decided it was time to take his game South. As a result, his profile has exploded. More

Harrison Sr. Talks Twins Final Four

"They've been to Maryland twice. They have a good friend [Shaquille Cleare] that's going to Maryland. They've known Shaq since the eighth grade." More

Spring Practice: Five Questions

The Terps will finish their first week of spring practice Thursday and take a week off for spring break. Here are five storylines they face leading up to the Red-White game. More

N.Y.C. Star Emerges onto 2012 Radar

Coach on SG Thaddeus Hall: "He likes the Under Armour schools ... They haven’t been fearing the turtle lately, but when he gets there, they’re going to fear the turtle again." More

Fast-Rising Local WR Talks Terps

Playing for a run-dominant team, junior Paul Harris caught 13 touchdown passes. And at 6-5, with a 4.46-second 40-yard dash, he's a hot prospect. Where does Maryland stand?
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D.C. Native Hearing from Terps

A native of D.C., who attended High Point High – just a few miles from College Park – as a freshman, senior guard Ian Baker openly admits he’d love to come home for college. More

Mitchell Breaks it Down

Georgia power forward Charles Mitchell goes in-depth about the reasons for his commitment to Maryland, his talks with Shaquille Cleare, the future of the program and more. More