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It’s always fun to welcome our Coppin State sports marketing pal Ruffin Bell back on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour, especially when there are MEAC championships on the court and a big visit from Dawn Staley and South Carolina Gamecocks coming to West Baltimore on January 18th. Hey Coppin!
Journalist Liz Farmer joins Nestor to discuss stadia and arena civic cash grab madness amongst billionaires in DMV
When Nestor read his business journalist pal Liz Farmer had written from the heart about the Caps and Wizards leaving Washington, D.C. for Virginia, it was time to move beyond the Baltimore fiasco with Angelos and Camden Yards to discuss even more local stadia and arena civic cash grab madness amongst billionaires in The DMV with an expert on government fiscal policy.
Former Ravens tackle Eugene Monroe tells Nestor what new Maryland law will mean for his thriving cannabis brand and business
Former Ravens tackle Eugene Monroe tells Nestor what the new Maryland law for recreational use will mean for his thriving cannabis brand and business.
Attorney and sports law expert Daniel Wallach lays out the NFL case against Daniel Snyder and how Washington gets new ownership
Attorney and sports law expert Daniel Wallach lays out the NFL case against Daniel Snyder and how the Washington football franchise (eventually) gets new ownership.
Lisa Rusyniak of Goodwill Industries talks about recycling plastics with Nestor
Lisa Rusyniak of Goodwill Industries talks about turning everything into something and finding ways to eliminate waste.
Work-From-Home, Hybrid, or Full Office: Rethinking the modern American office space with David Noel of Maryland Office Interiors.
Rethinking the modern American office space with David Noel of Maryland Office Interiors
Needing uplifting news after a deflating week for the program, the postseason-less Terps landed their highest-rated recruit in eight years.
On the heels of an alarming three-game losing streak to finish the regular season, Maryland had to wait for Sunday’s
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Minutes after Maryland’s regular season concluded with a third straight loss, Gary Williams offered a remark
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Depending on how you viewed Maryland’s remote NCAA tournament hopes entering Wednesday night’s game at Miami, it might not have
Gary Williams admitted moments after a 74-63 win at Georgia Tech Sunday night he does not have a very pretty
Given the Terps’ past struggles in Charlottesville and the snow-challenged, six-hour trek they experienced just getting there Wednesday night, you
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Opportunistic is a word we’ve used often to describe this year’s Terps, largely because we’re still trying to figure out
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — If you glanced up at the scoreboard Saturday evening, you might have wondered how Ralph Friedgen
After earning a share of the ACC regular season title, Maryland seeks its first ACC Tournament crown since 2004.
Separating the facts from misconceptions as the Terps enter the final quarter of the conference schedule and approach postseason play.
Maryland moves into a third-place tie with Virginia Tech at 7-3.
Maryland falls to the Blue Devils for the sixth straight time.
Maryland will try to earn its first victory at Cameron Indoor Stadium since 2007.
The victory vaults Maryland into a tie with Virginia atop the ACC standings at the quarter pole.
Six Terps score in double figures as Maryland cruises to a 51-point win.
– The Terrapins’ turnover differential stands at (-13) after turning it over four times against Virginia and only forcing one
The Maryland Terrapins’ season can be defined with one telling number: Minus 13. It’s the Terps’ turnover differential, and it’s
If it couldn’t get any worse than the opener against Cal, the Terrapins’ first-half effort in Winston-Salem came close. Maryland
11:07 p.m. — The Terps (1-1) will now face Middle Tennessee State next Saturday and will attempt to extract some
Even the most optimistic of Maryland fans would have to look long and hard to find any positives stemming from
It’s easy to call the 134th Preakness a failure, but it would be more prudent to give the Maryland Jockey
With the 185th pick of the 2009 NFL Draft, the Ravens selected running back Cedric Peerman from the University of
