Harbor is touted as one of the top high school football players from Washington, D.C.

Maryland men’s basketball hasn’t landed a five-star recruit in six years.

Spencer Ford Jr. was surrounded by lacrosse from a young age, as his father played professionally.

The rout was the Terps’ largest margin of victory over a top-10 opponent in program history.

The redshirt junior and Towson transfer could factor into the Terps’ rotation after missing all of her first year in College Park.

Jones, who played for the Terps from 2013 to 2017, will be the director of player personnel as she recovers from a ruptured Achilles tendon.

Guard Ashley Owusu led the way with 17 points, six rebounds and 11 assists.

The Terps are still searching for their first commitment of the 2024 class.

Boone is the Terps’ first four-star recruit in their 2020 class.

Meyers averaged 14.3 points and 5.1 rebounds per game for the Terps this season.

Williams is the first four-star in the Terps 2024 class.

McNair’s teammates are paying tribute to him in touching ways. It’s wrong for the university to use them as a branding tool.

Daniel Kelly scored the game-winner to hand the Cavaliers their first loss of the season.

Miller averaged 19.7 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.9 assists in her senior season with the Terps.

The freshman guard joined the Terps with aspirations to play and succeed early.

The Buckeyes had a bucket at the buzzer waved off as the Terps eked out a victory on the road.

The Terps took advantage of a barrage of Orange fouls to secure their second win of the season.

Wisnauskas becomes the second straight Terp to win the prestigious award.

Miller led the Terps in points, rebounds and assists in their second round victory over Arizona at Xfinity Center.

The Terps will play No. 1 seed Ohio State Friday at 12:30 pm EST in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals.

In interviews with The Diamondback, Frese and Benzan discussed their reactions to transfers, issues with the team and a lack of buy-in.

The Bishop McNamara graduate was the 2019 Maryland Gatorade Player of the Year.

Harris-Smith became the first true freshman to start for Maryland in a season-opener since 2018, scoring 12 points with four rebounds and two assists.

Kubek missed last year with a torn ACL and came off the bench to start this season. She recently became a starter and has performed well since.

Five Terps reached double-digit scoring.

The Terps overcome a five-goal first-half deficit and used a 6-0 fourth-quarter run to top the Nittany Lions.

The Terps lost their first meeting with the Buckeyes, but with the Big Ten tournament looming they found a crucial win.

Miller’s midrange jump shot at the buzzer lifted the Terps over the Fighting Irish.

The Terps advance to Saturday’s Big Ten tournament semifinal, where they’ll play the winner of No. 4 seeded Michigan State and No. 5 seeded Nebraska at 2 p.m. EST.

A mix of key returners and impactful additions led the revamped Terps to the Elite Eight.

Masonius tallied her first double-double of the season and tied her season high with 15 points for the Terps. She played 37 minutes and was a team-high plus-34.

Five Terps pitchers combined to shut out the Hawkeyes — the first shutout in a Big Ten tournament championship game since 1989.

The Terps used a second quarter in which they outscored the Hawkeyes 27-8 to take a commanding lead that they never surrendered.

The move ends Miller’s four-year career with the Terps.

The Terps have defied expectations after reshaping their roster over the offseason.

The Terps will face No. 3-seed Notre Dame, which defeated Mississippi State earlier Sunday, in their 11th Sweet Sixteen appearance under coach Brenda Frese.

Despite being out with injury, Reese has partnered with assistant coach Pough to give the Terps a lift off the bench.

Te-Biasu is the Terps’ second transfer addition this week.

The Terps restored their winning record in Big Ten play behind a 12-2 fourth-quarter run powered by Jakia Brown-Turner.

The Terps are bowl eligible for the third consecutive year.

Masonius dished a career-high eight assists against Minnesota, most of which came while playing in the post.

In this week’s newsletter, we’ll dive into both Maryland women’s and men’s basketball’s offseason additions, Maryland gymnastics’ representer at NCAA nationals and more.

McDonogh’s Aidan Seibel is the top-ranked goalie in the class of 2025, per Inside Lacrosse.

Ruben Hyppolite II, Jaishawn Barham and Fa’Najae Gotay headline what could be a standout unit for the Terps.

Young was the USA TODAY Iowa player of the year.

The junior college transfer rapidly ascended from walk-on to week one starter.

The Terps will play No. 7 Iowa in the semifinals Saturday.

The pair of twins and Terps commits have long played football together. They’ll share the field again in college at Maryland.

The Terps are looking to avoid last season’s exit in the Sweet 16 when they meet Stanford.

The Terps’ seniors combined for 45 of the team’s 88 points.

Toure is the Terps’ third addition in the transfer portal this week and the second from the Atlantic 10 conference.

“I think having daughters is the coolest thing ever.”…

The Terps avenged last year’s NCAA championship defeat with the victory over the Cavaliers.

The Terps landed two of ESPN’s top-50 prospects in the class in Kyndal Walker and Breanna Williams.

Forward Kaila Charles was named to the first team, and guard Blair Watson was named to the All-Defensive team.

Bri McDaniel scored a career high 19 points in the victory.

The pair of twins and Terps commits have long played football together. They’ll share the field again in college at Maryland.

Briggs suffered a season-ending injury after competing in 14 games for Florida, but will join the Terps for the 2022-23 season.

Ten different Terps scored as the Maryland secured its first victory of 2023.

Braden Erksa’s first goal of the game helped the Terps avoid a second straight Big Ten loss.

Scott scored 20 of his 22 points in the second half as the Terps overcame a 12-point halftime deficit.

The Terps limited the Nittany Lions after surrendering the second-most points in program history to them earlier in the season to secure a crucial victory.

The freshman duo combined for 29 points on 11-for-20 shooting.

Washington shared the field with Terps commits Keyshawn Flowers and Ryan Howerton.

Kaiser became the second commit in the Terps’ 2023 class after a rapid ascension in recruiting rankings over the last year.