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St. Louis Cardinals Top 50 Prospects (2025)
NL Central 2024 record: 83-79 (tied for 2nd) MiLB affiliates Triple-A: Memphis Redbirds Double-A: Springfield Cardinals High-A: Peoria Chiefs Single-A: Palm Beach Cardinals Notable prospects graduated in 2024 SS Masyn Winn OF Victor Scott II C Ivan Herrera 1B Luken Baker (126 AB) RHP Ryan Fernandez Prospects1500 writers who contributed to this column and rankings: Tony Bps (@tonybps1), Greg Bracken (@gregbracken07), Clint Fasse (@ProspectLarceny), Adam Greene (@aj_greene1015), Scott Greene...
Miami three-star DL Dimitry Nicolas flipped from Auburn to Maryland on Signing Day.
Maryland football added a key piece to the 2024 class this morning in Miami (Fla.) Norland three-star defensive tackle Dimitry Nicolas, as he flipped his commitment from Auburn to the Terps. Nicolas originally committed to Auburn back in late August of last year, choosing the SEC school over offers from Florida, Miami and Pittsburgh. Michigan State seemed to be the primary contender to flip Nicolas on Feb.
NAVIGATING ELECTIVE LEARNING
CHOOSE YOUR TOOLS WISELY: The hard work of transitioning the workforce to the new Back-to-Basics model is over, but a lot more is still to come with regards to communication, navigation and training tools. (Photo by Katerina Holmes, Pexels) How it’s going two years after implementation of Back-to-Basics.
Tagovailoa named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week
By Scott Greene, Publisher via maryland.rivals.com, Maryland senior quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa has been named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week following his standout performance versus Rutgers, the league announced on Monday. Tagovailoa threw for a season-high 361 yards and three touchdowns, while rushing for a fourth score in helping lead the Terps to a 42-24 road win over Rutgers to conclude the regular season.
TerrapinSportsReport - Maryland football assistant coach Kevin Sumlin arrested for DUI in Florida
Maryland football co-offensive coordinator Kevin Sumlin was arrested and charged with driving under the influence early Saturday morning in Florida, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. The former Texas A&M and Arizona head coach was arrested at approximately 1 a.m. Saturday on US Highway 301 in Tampa, Florida. The Terps were on a bye week. There was no crash or damage to property.
Taulia Tagovailoa led the way with four touchdowns as the Terps moved to 4-0 with a win over Michigan State.
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Taulia Tagovailoa threw for three touchdowns and ran for another and Maryland’s defense forced five turnovers Saturday as the Terrapins beat Michigan State 31-9. For the first time since the season-opener against Towson, Maryland did not fall behind by 14-0 at the start of the game. “We talked all week long and for the last couple of weeks about getting off to a fast start, and that’s what we’re able to do,” said Maryland coach Mike Locksley.
Spartans Illustarted's Ryan O'Bleness gives Terps fans an inside look at what to expect from Michigan St. on Saturday.
The Terps head into conference play with a perfect 3-0 record, coming off of an impressive 42-14 win over border rival Virginia last Friday night. To open Big Ten play, the Terps will travel to East Lansing, where they will play a Michigan State team coming off of a 41-7 loss to Washington and embroiled in scandal following the suspension of head coach Mel Tucker who has been accused of sexual harassment.
Terps land commitment from three-star Ga. OT Donovan Thompson
By Scott Greene, Publisher via maryland.rivals.com, Maryland added another big piece along the offensive line June 26, as Norcross (Ga.) Meadowcreek three-star offensive lineman Donovan Thompson announced his commitment to the Terps via social media. Thompson chose the Terps over offers from Duke, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Missouri, Pittsburgh, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech and more. The massive 6-foot-5, 311-pound offensive tackle prospect picked up his Maryland offer...
Official Visitor List: June 23
By BVMSports Team By Scott Greene, Publisher via maryland.rivals.com, With summer now in full swing, Maryland will close out the month of June with one last weekend of official visitors. The Terps have seen a number of commits following the past two weekends of hosting top prospects. Will the hot streak continue? TSR takes a look at this week's key visitors below. Read more on Publisher's website
Hunter Dickinson discussed his Maryland visit during the latest episode of his podcast.
The college basketball world continues to wait for Hunter Dickinson. The Michigan All-American center who entered the transfer portal last month dropped the latest episode of his Barstool Roundball Podcast on Tuesday, with some believing he would announce where he was headed next during the show.
TerrapinSportsReport - Loyola Marymount transfer guard Chance Stephens commits to Maryland
Loyola Marymount transfer guard Chance Stephens committed to Maryland while on his official visit to College Park Saturday, TSR has confirmed. Stephens, a 6-foot-3 shooting guard, is the first portal transfer to commit to head coach Kevin Willard and the Terps this offseason. A California native, Stephens prepped at Riverside (Calif.) Poly High School.
TerrapinSportsReport - Terps land commitment from three-star DE Rico Walker
Mike Locksley and the Terps added a major piece to the 2023 recruiting class Dec. 14, as North Carolina three-star defensive end Rico Walker announced his commitment via social media.
TerrapinSportsReport - Terps make cut for a pair of top hoops prospects
Things are starting to heat up once again on the hoops recruiting trail for Maryland this week, as the Terps remained in the mix for a pair of top targets who cut their lists down to size. First up was South Kent (Conn.) three-star point guard Elmarko Jackson, who cut his list down to 11. The schools remaining in the mix include Kansas, Louisville, Maryland, Michigan, Miami, Notre Dame, Texas, UCLA, VCU, Virginia and Villanova.
TSR takes a look at five key Terps ready to bounce back from season-ending injuries in 2022.
While the Terps saw some key departures this offseason like Chig Okonkwo, Tayon Fleet-Davis, Jordan Mosley and Nick Cross, they also got some talented players back that missed a portion of last year due to season-ending injury. Several of those coming back from season-ending injury a year ago are considered among the top returning players for the Terps in 2022.
TerrapinSportsReport - Three-star Brooklyn DB Tayvon Nelson commits to Maryland
Maryland picked up another key piece to its 2023 recruiting class July 23 when Brooklyn (N.Y.) Canarsie three-star defensive back Tayvon Nelson announced his commitment to the Terps. Nelson chose the Terps over finalists Penn State and West Virginia. The Terps got Nelson's final official visit the weekend of June 24, as he drove directly from his mid-week official visit at West Virginia to College Park, Maryland.
TerrapinSportsReport - Local three-star linebacker Daniel Wingate commits to Maryland
Mike Locksley and the Terps landed their second member of the 2023 class from Laurel (Md.) St. Vincent Pallotti on June 6, when three-star linebacker Daniel Wingate announced his commitment to Maryland.
A one-time Navy commit, North Carolina three-star DB Gavin Gibson has committed to Maryland football.
Cornelius (N.C.) Hough three-star defensive back Gavin Gibson has committed to Maryland, he announced Dec. 8 live on Instagram. A one time Navy commit, Gibson will play his college ball in College Park instead of Annapolis, having chosen the Terps over his other finalist, Virginia.
Maryland Athletics and Mark Turgeon mutually agree to part ways. Danny Manning to take over in interim role.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- In a mutual decision, Maryland Athletics announced that Mark Turgeon is stepping down as the head coach for the men’s basketball program. “After a series of conversations with Coach Turgeon, we agreed that a coaching change was the best move for Coach Turgeon and for the Maryland Men’s Basketball program,” said Damon Evans, Barry P. Gossett Director of Athletics.
TerrapinSportsReport - Maryland lands commitment from top local DE Daniel Owens
{{ timeAgo('2021-10-20 18:46:49 -0500') }} football Edit Scott Greene • TerrapinSportsReport Publisher Maryland has landed a commitment from Baltimore (Md.) Calvert Hall three-star defensive end Daniel Owens, he announced Wednesday night on Twitter.
Maryland football has landed their second commitment for 2023 in Irvington (NJ) three-star wide receiver Nasir Addison.
{{ timeAgo('2021-10-10 12:00:49 -0500') }} football Edit Scott Greene • TerrapinSportsReport Publisher Maryland football got some good recruiting news to start the bye week Sunday when Irvington (N.J.) three-star wide receiver Nasir Addison announced his commitment to the Terps via social media.
TerrapinSportsReport - Comparing the Maryland Football and West Virginia starters as recruits
Week 1 has finally arrived and with the opener fast approaching TSR takes a look back and compare Maryland and West Virginia starters as recruits as part of Throwback Thursday. TSR will run this piece weekly throughout the season to let readers compare the Terps and their opponents and see how they stacked up in the rankings as high schoolers.
TerrapinSportsReport - Maryland lands Rivals100 wide receiver Shaleak Knotts
Maryland added their highest ranked commit in the 2022 class on Sunday, when Rivals100 four-star wide receiver Shaleak Knotts of Monroe, N.C. announced his intentions to play for the Terps. Knotts chose the Terps over finalists North Carolina and Tennessee. He also took an official visit to Georgia back in June while accumulating over 20 offers in total. The 6-foot-2, 187-pounder officially visited Tennessee the week of June 18 before taking an official visit to Maryland a week later.
TerrapinSportsReport - Four storylines to keep an eye on ahead of fall camp
Quarterback depth While Maryland looks set at starting quarterback with sophomore signal caller Taulia Tagovailoa, Maryland fans can’t help but wonder about the depth behind him given all of the Terps’ woes under center in recent years. Although Maryland did not bring in a scholarship quarterback as part of the incoming freshman class, head coach Mike Locksley did land a commitment from VMI signal caller Reece Udinski.
TerrapinSportsReport - Alabama three-star wideout Kobe Prentice commits to Maryland
Maryland head coach Michael Locksley added another offensive weapon to the 2022 class June 30, when Calera (Ala.) three-star wide receiver Kobe Prentice announced his commitment to the Terps via social media. Prentice chose the Terps over offers from Arizona State, Kansas State, Coastal Carolina and more.
TerrapinSportsReport - Maryland football lands commitment from three-star Fla. athlete
Maryland head coach Michael Locksley added another piece to the 2022 recruiting class June 26, with Tallahassee (Fla.) Lincoln athlete Perry Fisherannouncing his commitment to the Terps via social media. Fisher chose the Terps over Akron, his other lone FBS offer, although he was receiving recent interest from Arkansas, Florida State, Purdue, Tulane, Vanderbilt and more following strong camp showings at Florida International and Florida State.
Prospectos favoritos de los Red Sox 4ta parte
Scott Greene y Ben Wilson colaboraron para armar esta inmersión profunda en el Red Sox Minor League Nation. Cada uno creó su propio Top 50+ personal y luego trabajó en estrecha colaboración para combinar sus listas y clasificar a cada prospecto en esta organización con la mayor precisión posible. Las clasificaciones de Greene y Wilson se basan en el valor futuro proyectado, el éxito estadístico anterior y, en algunos casos, miradas en vivo durante las últimas dos temporadas.
Prospectos favoritos de los Red Sox 3ra parte
Scott Greene y Ben Wilson. By Scott Greene (@Scotty_Ballgame) and y Ben Wilson (@TBDubbs11) Con el realineamiento de las Ligas Menores de Béisbol en 2020, los afiliados de Boston ahora son: Worcester Red Sox (AAA), Portland Sea Dogs (AA), Greenville Drive (A +) y Salem Red Sox (A). Lamentamos la pérdida de afiliación de nuestros queridos Lowell Spinners y esperamos recuperar algo de béisbol profesional en LeLacheur Park en un futuro próximo.
Rivals.com - Maryland lands local three-star athlete Preston Howard
Maryland has landed a commitment from Owings Mills (Md.) McDonogh School three-star athlete Preston Howard, he announced Sunday via social media. Howard, who had double-digit offers, including schools such as Auburn, Michigan and Penn State, chose the Terps over finalists Syracuse and Virginia Tech. While a chance to be part of an explosive Terps offense played a part in Howard’s decision. It was actually life after football that helped him decide Maryland was his best option.
TerrapinSportsReport - Maryland lands local three-star athlete Preston Howard
Maryland has landed a commitment from Owings Mills (Md.) McDonogh School three-star athlete Preston Howard, he announced Sunday via social media. Howard, who had double-digit offers, including schools such as Auburn, Michigan and Penn State, chose the Terps over finalists Syracuse and Virginia Tech. While a chance to be part of an explosive Terps offense played a part in Howard’s decision. It was actually life after football that helped him decide Maryland was his best option.
Prospectos favoritos de los Red Sox 2da parte
El Olde Towne Team está muy lejos de donde estaba hace menos de dos años cuando los Boston Red Sox ganaron la Serie Mundial. La organización de ligas menores de Boston no se encuentra en el escalón superior de los sistemas, pero en realidad ha mejorado desde esta época del año pasado. Cuenta regresiva de los Red Sox del 40 al 31 segunda parte: 40.
TerrapinSportsReport - Maryland lands Rivals100 linebacker Terrence Lewis
Michael Locksley and his staff saved the best for last. Maryland landed a commitment from Miami Central (Fla.) four-star linebacker Terrence Lewis Saturday afternoon, as he announced his decision on national television during the All-American Bowl Declaration Day special, choosing the Terps over the hometown Miami Hurricanes. Lewis originally committed to pair of SEC programs, starting with the Florida Gators back in January of 2019.
Rivals.com - Sting Factor: Four-star Marcus Bradley decommits from Maryland
When a major program loses a key recruit, Rivals.com takes a look at how big of a blow it is to the respective school, analyzing it from a local and national level. To quantify the “sting” of each decommitment, we assign a score from 1-10, with one being no big deal and 10 being a catastrophic hit.
TerrapinSportsReport - Maryland kicks off 2022 class with New Jersey four-star ATH
{{ timeAgo('2020-08-08 08:36:15 -0500') }} football Edit Scott Greene • TerrapinSportsReport Publisher Maryland head coach Michael Locksley got some good news on the second day of fall training camp when Camden (N.J.) Woodrow Wilson four-star athlete Amari Clark became the first member of the Terps' 2022 recruiting class. Clark chose the Terps over a bevy of offers including Baylor, Florida, Penn State, Rutgers, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, West Virginia and more.
Smart Speaker Devices: Is Your Home Office Secure?
For those not used to working from home, the recent transition due to COVID-19 may feel a little jarring and surreal. Beyond setting up your home office, acclimating to new, child-sized distractions, and growing accustomed to meetings coordinated over software like Zoom, Google Hangouts, or Microsoft Teams, there are other important confidentiality and security considerations. Attorneys working in a home office need to ensure their new “office” is secure.
TerrapinSportsReport - WATCH: Turgeon previews Big Ten opener versus Illinois
{{ timeAgo('2019-12-06 14:59:07 -0600') }} basketball Edit Scott Greene • TerrapinSportsReport Publisher COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The Terps are 9-0 for the first time since the 1998-1999 season, going undefeated so far in the non-conference schedule. Things will get ratcheted up a notch Dec. 7, when the Terps open up Big Ten play at home versus Illinois. Watch Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon preview the Terps' Big Ten opener with Illinois in the video player below.
TerrapinSportsReport - WATCH: Players react following win over George Mason
{{ timeAgo('2019-11-22 21:23:08 -0600') }} basketball Edit Scott Greene • TerrapinSportsReport COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Senior point guard Anthony Cowan led the Terps with a team-high 16 points with sophomore Aaron Wiggins right behind him with 15 points in Maryland's 86-63 win over George Mason. Jalen 'Stix' Smith finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds, his third double-double of the season. Watch Cowan, Wiggins and Smith all react following the Terps' win over Mason.
TerrapinSportsReport - WATCH: Anthony Cowan, Aaron Wiggins preview George Mason
{{ timeAgo('2019-11-21 19:23:02 -0600') }} basketball Edit Scott Greene • TerrapinSportsReport COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Maryland senior point guard Anthony Cowan is averaging a career high 5.5 assists per game coming into Friday night's contest versus George Mason. Perhaps even more importantly, Cowan is averaging a career low 1.8 turnovers per game so far this season.
TerrapinSportsReport - Terps land commitment from 2021 three-star wide receiver
{{ timeAgo('2019-11-21 21:57:43 -0600') }} football Edit Scott Greene • TerrapinSportsReport Maryland has added another commitment to the 2021 class in Ashburn (Va.) Stone Bridge three-star wide receiver Tai Felton, he announced Nov. 21 on Twitter. COMMITTED 🐢🐢❤️ #10toes pic.twitter.com/7p3OgP61Zl — Tai Felton (@taifelton15) November 22, 2019 Felton, who visited College Park back in July, chose the Terps over offers from Duke, Nebraska, Pittsburgh, Virginia, Virginia Tech and more.
TerrapinSportsReport - WATCH: Mark Turgeon breaks down win over Rhode Island
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The Terps got off to a slow start versus Rhode Island, trailing by double-digits early, but a switch to a 1-3-1 zone midway through the first half by head coach Mark Turgeon seemed to get the Terps going offensively. Watch Turgeon break down the Terps' win over Rhode Island in the video player below.
TerrapinSportsReport - Tracking Terps NFL Success: Week 9
Maryland’s contingency in the NFL seems to be growing by the year. TSR will be tracking the success of Terps in the pros this fall. Here’s a look at their performances in Week 9: DJ Moore (WR - Carolina Panthers) Moore continues to have a strong sophomore campaign as Carolina’s No. 1 wide receiver. He hauled in seven receptions out of 10 targets on Sunday in his team’s 30-20 win over the Tennessee Titans while also compiling a season-high 101 receiving yards.
TerrapinSportsReport.com - Former Tennessee head coach Butch Jones interested in Maryland job
Former Tennessee head coach and current Alabama offensive analyst Butch Jones has interest in the Maryland job, a source close to Jones told TSR.
CAREER CORNER: Is CES really worth it? (Hint: It is)
By Scott Greene, Chief, Leader Development Branch The Civilian Education System (CES) essentially is the Army’s civilian version of professional military education (PME). The Army developed this multilayered level of courses to ensure that every civilian (regardless of rank) has the opportunity to learn and grow as a leader. The foundation course is required for all new civilians.
Terps land graduate transfer linebacker Tre Watson
Illinois graduate transfer linebacker Tre Watson will play his final season of college football at Maryland, he announced Friday on Twitter. Watson chose the Terps over Vanderbilt and North Dakota State after taking official visits to all three schools. An Academic All-Big Ten selection this past season, Watson started seven games for the Illini in 2017, recording 65 tackles, 1.5 sacks, an interception and a fumble recovery.
WATCH: Durkin talks Rutgers loss
PISCATAWAY, N.J. -- DJ Durkin's team held a 24-17 lead after three quarters versus Rutgers but the Terps would lose starting quarterback Max Bortenschlager and the Scarlet Knights scored 14 unanswered points in the final quarter to pull out a 31-24 victory. Watch Durkin address the media following the game and break down what went wrong in the loss.
WATCH: Andy Buh previews Indiana
football — {{ timeAgo('2017-10-25 13:25:02 -0500') }} ago WATCH: Andy Buh previews Indiana Scott Greene | Publisher COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Maryland defensive coordinator Andy Buh met with media Wednesday following the Terps' 38-13 loss at Wisconsin and ahead of their Homecoming game versus Indiana.Watch Buh discuss the Terps' inability to get to the quarterback, trouble getting stops on third down and more in the video below. Edit
WATCH: Players react to win over No. 23 Texas
AUSTIN, Texas -- Maryland got some big performances on Saturday from a number of players, including sophomore running back Ty Johnson, senior linebacker Jermaine Carter Jr. and junior wide receiver DJ Moore. Johnson came up huge for the Terps with a game-high 132 yards and a touchdown on the ground, while Moore finished with seven catches for a game-high 133 yards receiving and a touchdown. Carter Jr. led a spirited defense with seven tackles, including a pair of sacks.
Pigrome named Maryland starting quarterback
Maryland released the first depth chart of the season on Monday with sophomore quarterback Tyrrell Pigrome sitting atop the two-deep, earning the start Saturday at No. 23 Texas. TERPS INSIDER message board | SHOP NOW: DEALS on TERPS apparel | LIKE us on FACEBOOK Pigrome beat out true freshman Kasim Hill, whom he competed with for the starting job throughout fall camp, each taking reps with the first-team offense.
Police: Suspect captured in fatal Iowa officer ambush
Police say the suspect in the killings of two Des Moines area police officers is in custody.Des Moines police Sgt. Paul Parizek says Scott Michael Greene was taken into custody without incident Wednesday morning in Dallas County, just west of Des Moines.Greene is suspected in the killing of a Des Moines police officer and an Urbandale police officer earlier Wednesday.Officers responded to a report of shots fired at 1:06 a.m. and found an Urbandale Police Department officer who had been shot.
Taylor Offenbacker and Scott Greene - Brunswick News: Weddings
Taylor Offenbacker and Scott Greene Taylor Offenbacker and Scott Greene posted 6 hours ago June 20th, 2016 Print Create a hardcopy of this page Font Size: Default font size Larger font size Taylor Anne Offenbacker and Scott Paul Greene were united in marriage on May 26 at Tucker Farmhouse in Green Cove Springs, Fla. Pastor Petey Bingham officiated the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Pam Wade and Mark Offenbacker, both of Verona, Ohio.
Maryland Basketball
Youthful Trimble to be tested once again by Pat Donohue Melo Trimble's youth may be working to his advantage this season. He'll be tested once again on Thursday when MD faces Yogi Farrell and Indiana. [details] 2012 STATS LEADERBOARD [More]20122011201020092008200720062005200420032002PlayersPtsRebAsstMinFG%3PT%FT% D. Wells13.14.93.028.652.633.370.5 A. Len11.97.81.026.453.412.568.6 N. Faust9.43.72.525.840.235.272.0 S. Allen7.82.22.322.038.931.273.9 L. Aronhalt6.01.70.414.242.143.460.0 C.
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