The Big Ten announced its end-of-season baseball individual award winners Tuesday afternoon, which featured three Maryland players: second baseman Nick Dunn, first baseman Kevin Biondic and pitcher Billy Phillips. Dunn, who hit .330 this season, was featured on the All-Big Ten first team. The junior hit 10 home runs for the first time in his … Continue reading Three Terrapins earn Big Ten yearly awards
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Maryland’s 2018 season ends with 13-3 loss to Indiana
Maryland baseball learned during pregame warmups that Saturday's game against Indiana would be its last of the season. Michigan State's win clinched the final spot in the Big Ten tournament, eliminating the Terps from postseason contention for the first time since 2013. Maryland (24-30, 9-14 Big Ten) arrived in Bloomington with their eyes set on … Continue reading Maryland’s 2018 season ends with 13-3 loss to Indiana
How Maryland can still clinch a spot in the Big Ten tournament
Maryland baseball can still qualify for the Big Ten tournament despite back-to-back losses against Indiana to start the final series of the regular season, but it'll take some help from the Ohio State Buckeyes. The Terps must win their game tomorrow against Indiana and have Ohio State beat Michigan State on Saturday. If either of … Continue reading How Maryland can still clinch a spot in the Big Ten tournament
Maryland loses for 2nd straight day as postseason race tightens
Maryland baseball no longer controls its own destiny, now requiring assistance to earn a Big Ten tournament berth after losing for the second straight day against Indiana. All eyes for the remainder of Friday will turn to East Lansing, where Michigan State has a chance to put itself a game ahead of the Terps heading … Continue reading Maryland loses for 2nd straight day as postseason race tightens
Eighth-inning homer dooms Maryland, drops series opener to Indiana
Junior right-hander John Murphy struck out the first two batters he faced out the bullpen — each representing the go-ahead run — narrowly escaping an eighth-inning jam before conceding a costly three-run home run in an all-important series opener against Indiana. The Terps (24-28, 9-12 Big Ten) held a 4-2 lead before a two-hour weather … Continue reading Eighth-inning homer dooms Maryland, drops series opener to Indiana
Series Preview: Indiana Hoosiers
Maryland (24-27, 9-11 Big Ten) swept Rutgers last weekend in College Park to move into eighth place in the conference, the last spot that qualifies for the tournament. The Terps now control their own destiny, knowing they'll clinch a postseason opportunity if it wins all three games on the road against Indiana. Anything short of … Continue reading Series Preview: Indiana Hoosiers
Controlling their destiny: senior bats are leading Maryland’s postseason push
Maryland baseball's chances of making the Big Ten Tournament looked slim less than a month ago after it was swept at home by Purdue. The weekend dropped the Terps' conference record to 3-8 with three of the last four series slated for the road. The team then won two of three in East Lansing against Michigan State … Continue reading Controlling their destiny: senior bats are leading Maryland’s postseason push
Maryland completes sweep of Rutgers with Sunday victory
On Saturday, the Maryland Terrapins pieced together an 11-run third inning in their victory against Rutgers, one of the best single inning performances in program history. The encore on Sunday: a five-run third inning, marking the second consecutive day Maryland batted around in the third frame. Sunday's offensive burst was enough to give the Terps … Continue reading Maryland completes sweep of Rutgers with Sunday victory
Maryland baseball destroys Rutgers, 17-2
The bottom half of the third inning against Rutgers on Saturday will go down in Maryland lore as one of the best in the history of the program. And senior Will Watson's performance will live on forever in the record books. In the second game of his last series in College Park, Watson tied a … Continue reading Maryland baseball destroys Rutgers, 17-2
Maryland beats Rutgers behind Parsons’ masterful first-career Friday start
With right-hander Hunter Parsons over 100 pitches in his first-career Friday night start, pitching coach Corey Muscara visited the mound in the middle of a 2-0 count to tell his starter the next two batters were his regardless of the result. Parsons threw two more balls to walk the hitter, but with the confidence instilled … Continue reading Maryland beats Rutgers behind Parsons’ masterful first-career Friday start
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