UMD Falls To NC State, Misses Women's Sweet 16
North Carolina State beat Maryland 74-60 on Sunday in the second round of the women's NCAA Tournament.
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North Carolina State beat Maryland 74-60 on Sunday in the second round of the women's NCAA Tournament.
Plenty of college basketball fans were happy that the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, pulled off a stunning upset of No. 1 seed Virginia, but one UMBC alumnus beamed about the win on Facebook.
Dave Odom sat in the stands as his son, Ryan, and the history-making UMBC Retrievers took down a giant.
UMBC had made history as the first No. 16 seed in NCAA Men's Tournament history to knock off a No. 1 seed and the texts and the calls never stopped buzzing.
They say every dog has its day, and for the UMBC Retrievers, the day is golden.
UMBC, the Cinderellas of the big dance, is preparing for its next matchup.
Baltimore Orioles shortstop Manny Machado says that recruiting pitch by Yankees star Aaron Judge was no big deal.
Danny Woodhead announced his retirement from playing in a humble and heartfelt post on Instagram early Saturday.
Jairus Lyles and K.J. Maura, the Retrievers' super smooth combo guard, form the dangerous backcourt of the nation's new favorite underdog.
The UMBC Athletics Twitter account has put a friendly beating on CBS Sports analyst Seth Davis.
You probably wish you bet on No. 16 seed UMBC upsetting No. 1 seed Virginia. One bettor did, and it paid off big time.
After No. 16 seed UMBC defeated No. 1 seed UVA in historic fashion Friday night, the question on everyone's mind is, can they do it again?
Police say former NBA player Glen "Big Baby" Davis was arrested in a Maryland hotel last month on drug possession and distribution charges.
Because the unthinkable happened, everyone in America gets a free Little Caesars lunch combo on Monday, April 2.
Were you one of the very few to pick 16 seed UMBC to upset 1 seed Virginia? Two local politicians got it right.
