Title IX has not meant equality for high school girls sports
Title IX was designed in part to balance the scales for girls and boys in school-based athletics.
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Billmeier staying with Willard on new staff at Maryland
Assistant Grant Billmeier is staying with coach Kevin Willard and joining his new staff at Maryland.
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Maryland guard Ashley Owusu said Tuesday she's entering the transfer portal.
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Shaheen Holloway leaves Saint Peter's for Seton Hall
Shaheen Holloway is leaving Saint Peter's for Seton Hall just days after helping the little Jesuit school make history by becoming the first No. 15 seed to reach the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament.
Maryland hires former Rhode Island coach David Cox as assistant
Maryland hired former Rhode Island basketball coach David Cox as an assistant.
Maryland's season ends as Stanford marches into Elite Eight
Lexie Hull scored 19 points in her hometown, Haley Jones added 17 points and 10 rebounds, and top-seeded Stanford rolled into the women's NCAA Tournament regional final with a 72-66 win over No. 4 seed Maryland on Friday night.
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Maryland hired Tony Skinn as an assistant for new basketball coach Kevin Willard's staff.
'We're a different team now': Terrapins prepare for rematch against defending champion Stanford
Facing a No. 1 seed in the women's basketball tournament is no easy task, and Stanford will be no different. The Cardinal (30-3) enter the Sweet 16 contest in Spokane, Washington, on a 22-game winning streak.
New Terrapins coach Willard sets high expectations for what follows in College Park
Kevin Willard officially introduced as Maryland's new men's basketball coach Tuesday night.
Miller scores 24, Terrapins roll past Florida Gulf Coast
Diamond Miller scored 24 points, and fourth-seeded Maryland used a 19-0 run spanning parts of both halves to pull away to a 89-65 win over 12th-seeded Florida Gulf Coast on Sunday.
Reports: Maryland eyeing Seton Hall's Willard as Terrapins' next coach
After the program's worst season since the early 1990s, the Maryland Terrapins believe they have found their new men's basketball coach.
Maryland sharp in rout of Delaware in NCAA women's first round
Ashley Owusu scored 24 points and Diamond Miller added 23 to lift fourth-seeded Maryland to a 102-71 rout of 13th-seeded Delaware on Friday.
Return to Madness: NCAA tournament regains familiar rhythm
For the first time in three years, March Madness returns to a sense of normalcy, as the NCAA men's basketball tournament has regained its familiar, fully-operational springtime rhythm.
Howard wins play-in game to join Maryland, American in NCAA Women's Tournament
Howard women's basketball won its first-ever NCAA Tournament game on Wednesday night to join the Maryland Terrapins and American Eagles as D.C. area teams dancing this weekend.
Michigan State nearly blows 20-point lead, holds off Maryland
Freshman Max Christie scored 16 points, Gabe Brown added 13 points and No. 7 seed Michigan State nearly blew a 20-point second-half lead before holding off No. 10 seed Maryland 76-72 on Thursday night in the second round of the Big Ten Conference tournament.
Big Ten Tournament focus on Howard's return, Davis' health
Michigan coach Juwan Howard's return and Wisconsin guard Johnny Davis' injury are the major plotlines heading into the Big Ten Tournament that starts Wednesday in Indianapolis.
Terrapins' Russell, Ayala named as Big Ten honorable mentions
No Maryland men's basketball players were named to the Big Ten's all-conference first, second or third teams on Tuesday. But two players -- guards Fatts Russell and Eric Ayala -- did earn honorable mentions.
Nick Cross once cried after Washington losses. Now, he's impressing the NFL
Former Maryland safety Nick Cross grew up as such a diehard Washington fan that as a kid, he'd sometimes cry after losses. One of the worst moments, he recalls, was in 2009 when the Carolina Panthers recovered a botched fair catch late thanks to some trickery.
