Terrapin Times Writer Keith Cavanuagh On The Departure Of Charles Mitchell From Terps Basketball
Keith Cavanaugh joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Maryland basketball program.
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Keith Cavanaugh joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Maryland basketball program.
Keith Cavanaugh talked about some recent developments for the Terps
Less than a week after a fourth offseason transfer from Maryland's basketball team, athletic director Kevin Anderson gave his backing to coach Mark Turgeon, who hasn't reached the NCAA tournament in three years at the school.
Ed Norris wants everyone to stop beating around the bush when it comes to talking about Turgeon being responsible for the exodus of players from the Terps basketball program.
Penn State Football coach James Franklin is in the midst of a caravan to across the area making a stop in Baltimore on Wednesday May, 7th 2014.
Zinno talks about the departure of 5 players from the Maryland basketball program and who really is to blame?
The Maryland Terrapins basketball program is tumultuous at best right now. Five players have left the school under Mark Turgeon's watch this off-season.
ESPN NCAA basketball analyst Jay Bilas joins Ed and Steve to discuss the recent departures for the Maryland Terps
Word on the street is that the big cheeses at the NCAA and NBA have agreed on a new age requirement for playing pro ball. NBA commissioner Adam Silver, who really doesn't need the NCAA's approval, is increasingly vocal on the matter.
They call themselves "brozen," bros who watch Disney's "Frozen." But these Naval Academy baseball players aren't just watching, they are lip-syncing, too.
Former head coach Houston Nutt comes on to discuss the upcoming NFL Draft.
President Barack Obama says the Navy football team not only had to overcome tough opponents to win the Commander-in-Chief trophy this year but a government shutdown as well.
In case you haven't heard, the NCAA has approved another bowl game for 2015. How can that be?
President Barack Obama has congratulated the University of Connecticut's men's and women's basketball teams on winning last week's NCAA tournaments.
With Kentucky getting (and losing) in the National Championship game, the dialogue about college kids being able to go pro becomes a topic again.