Maryland Baseball’s stock is on the rise. If you haven’t bought in yet, it might be too late. The Terps moved to 7-0 on the season after a second straight road series sweep, this time defeating Campbell Friday night and in a Saturday doubleheader. That mark is the best start to a season in program … Continue reading Midweek Preview: Delaware Blue Hens
Author: Taylor Lyons
Lorusso walks off UMBC, Maryland wins 3-2
After having been shut out since the third inning, the Maryland offense finally came to life in the bottom of the ninth with the game tied at two. Chris Alleyne led off with a double, a line drive over the head of the UMBC left fielder that bounced off the base of the wall. Matt … Continue reading Lorusso walks off UMBC, Maryland wins 3-2
Midweek Preview: UMBC Retrievers
Maryland, who began the season unranked, now finds itself at No. 22 in D1baseball’s latest top-25 ranking after a series sweep of Baylor in Waco, Texas. The Terps controlled the series from beginning to end, outscoring the Bears 21-9 over the three games. The starting rotation, which Saturday starter Ryan Ramsey dubbed “one of the … Continue reading Midweek Preview: UMBC Retrievers
Three takeaways from Maryland’s opening series sweep
A new leadoff man Rob Vaughn joked at spring media day about a proposition from one of his veteran players. Fifth-year outfielder Chris Alleyne - last season’s leadoff hitter - suggested they give sophomore catcher Luke Shliger a look in the first spot in the batting order. Alleyne told Vaughn he liked the idea of … Continue reading Three takeaways from Maryland’s opening series sweep
‘He’s going to take my job one day’: How assistants Morrison, Papio’s careers led to new roles at Maryland
Head coach Rob Vaughn was in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, for Father’s Day visiting his parents with his son last summer. The weekend trip, which took place just weeks after Maryland’s season ended in early June, had been in the plans for four months and was during a recruiting dead period. Roughly 10 miles northwest … Continue reading ‘He’s going to take my job one day’: How assistants Morrison, Papio’s careers led to new roles at Maryland
Preseason Countdown No. 2: Top Series in ’22
Maryland’s biggest test in terms of opponent rankings won’t come in conference. The Terps travel to Dallas Baptist, d1baseball.com’s No. 22 ranked team in the country, for a weekend series beginning March 25. They’ll also face No. 12 East Carolina March 6, a rematch of last season’s regional tournament. In conference, they miss Nebraska from … Continue reading Preseason Countdown No. 2: Top Series in ’22
Preseason Countdown No. 6: Starting Pitchers Preview
Approaching year five of the Rob Vaughn era, Maryland figures to have as strong of a starting rotation as it’s had under the head coach. It’s easily the biggest strength of the roster. “Those three are going to carry us,” senior reliever Sean Heine said. One of those three, and the headliner of the group, … Continue reading Preseason Countdown No. 6: Starting Pitchers Preview
Preseason Countdown No. 10: Top Series of ’21
Maryland’s 2021 season was a tale of two halves. Through its first 22 games of the regular season, the Terps sat at 10-12, two games below .500. They allowed seven or more runs nine times and lost by margins of 11 and nine. The season appeared over before it could begin. Then, a switch flipped. … Continue reading Preseason Countdown No. 10: Top Series of ’21
Chris Alleyne details decision to return for fifth season
Senior outfielder Chris “Bubba” Alleyne stepped to the plate on June 4, 2021, for the first at bat of Maryland’s opening game in the Greenville Regional tournament against Charlotte. A foul ball struck Alleyne in the head, ending his day. Maryland lost that opening game and eventually fell to East Carolina in the regional final … Continue reading Chris Alleyne details decision to return for fifth season
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