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This week we sit down with former Maryland quarterback Scott McBrien to break down what has gone wrong for the Terps over the past five games. He shares why Malik Washington has impressed him and what he thinks Maryland should do at head coach.
As always we talk this week in Maryland Athletics.
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This week we are joined by author and Hoops HQ staff writer, Alex Squadron. The college basketball expert gives us his opinion on all the basketball hot topics and what went wrong for the Terps this season.
As always we talk this week in Maryland Athletics.
This week we sit down with the head coach of the women’s lacrosse team at Maryland, Cathy Reese. We chat about the strengths she has seen through two games, the future of women’s lacrosse around the country and the process of her daughter’s commitment to Maryland.
As always we talk this week in Ma…
This week we are joined by freshman guard from Maryland Women's Basketball, Addi Mack. We chat about games that defined her first season and get a preview into how she is approaching the upcoming post season.
This week we sit down with transfer David Mendez to hear his take on this year’s Dirty Terps. The utility player spent one year at Belmont and one year at Vanderbilt before joining the Terps this year.
This week we are joined by future Maryland defensive back Sean Johnson. We chat about his relationship with fellow Terps from Archbishop Spalding and what he is looking forward to at UMD.
As always we talk this week in Maryland Athletics.
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