The Terps had several big offensive days in 2018, but none bigger than May 12, when the Terps put up 17 runs in a blowout victory over Rutgers. The day was special for the entire Terrapins offense, with nine different players getting at least one hit. But specifically, senior outfielder Will Watson had one of … Continue reading Preseason countdown #21: Best offensive performance of 2018
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Preseason Countdown #22: Best series of 2018
While the Terps put up five come-from-behind series victories in 2018, Maryland’s late-March series win over the Stetson Hatters stands out from the rest. Between a breakout offense on Saturday and a complete game shutout on Sunday, Maryland’s ability to overcome a Friday night loss against an eventual NCAA Super Regional participant marks the Terps’ best … Continue reading Preseason Countdown #22: Best series of 2018
Preseason Countdown #23: Best win of 2018
Maryland baseball head coach Rob Vaughn accumulated 24 wins in his first season at the helm of the program, including an impressive 4-0 victory over Tennessee in the season-opener and a series victory at home over Stetson. But the best individual win of 2018 came at Coastal Carolina, which hosted an NCAA Regional in a … Continue reading Preseason Countdown #23: Best win of 2018
Preseason Countdown #24: 2018 Pitching MVP
Right-hander Hunter Parsons allowed eight runs in his first inning of the 2018 season, but that ugly outing quickly became a distant memory. The first start of Parsons' junior campaign was shortened to three outs when Tennessee tagged him for six hits on the first Sunday of the season. But after that game, he worked a … Continue reading Preseason Countdown #24: 2018 Pitching MVP
Preseason Countdown #25: 2018 Offensive MVP
Before former Maryland second baseman Nick Dunn was drafted in the fifth round of the 2018 MLB Draft, he led Maryland baseball in seven offensive categories during his third and final season with the Terps. The only player on the team to hit above .300, Dunn posted a career-high .330 average and was the Terps’ … Continue reading Preseason Countdown #25: 2018 Offensive MVP
Aggies come from behind again to clinch Fall World Series
In two consecutive games, the Old Liners were only three outs away from clinching the Fall World Series. Both times, the Aggies battled back from three runs down in the final inning. One day after scoring four runs in their final at-bats to tie the series, 1-1, the Aggies scored three runs on three hits … Continue reading Aggies come from behind again to clinch Fall World Series
Aggies walk off in thrilling Game 2 of Fall World Series
Zach Doss was mobbed by his Aggies teammates as he made his way down to first base, moments after he was plunked to bring in the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh. Down 5-2 with only one out remaining, the Aggies loaded the bases before using four free passes — capped off by … Continue reading Aggies walk off in thrilling Game 2 of Fall World Series
Old Liners hold on against Aggies for Game 1 win in Fall World Series
Entering the fifth inning, the Old Liners were hitless in Game 1 of the Fall World Series but only trailed the Aggies by one run. Once that hit came, an RBI-double from sophomore Randy Bednar, the Old Liners' offense kept coming, and a two-run bottom of the fifth led them to their 3-2 win in … Continue reading Old Liners hold on against Aggies for Game 1 win in Fall World Series
5 takeaways from Maryland’s exhibition against Southern New Hampshire
Maryland baseball played in one of its two fall exhibitions Sunday afternoon, hosting Southern New Hampshire for a 19-inning marathon. The Terps scored twice in the bottom of the eighth to secure a 3-2 lead through nine innings. A scheduled 18-inning exhibition went one more, as Maryland scored three runs in the bottom of the … Continue reading 5 takeaways from Maryland’s exhibition against Southern New Hampshire
Maryland baseball to open 2019 season in Coastal Carolina tournament
Maryland baseball will begin the 2019 season on Feb. 15 in the Coastal Carolina tournament, according to the team’s schedule released Wednesday morning. The Terps will also play against Campbell and VCU during the opening weekend. Maryland went 24-30 last season in head coach Rob Vaughn’s first year at the helm, finishing with a losing record … Continue reading Maryland baseball to open 2019 season in Coastal Carolina tournament
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