MM 9.1: Maryland volleyball drops back-to-back games to open season

Maryland volleyballs season-opening road trip to North Carolina didnt exactly go to plan.The Terps lost both Friday and Saturday to Coastal Carolina and North Carolina, 3-2 and 3-1, respectively.

Both games took place on Coastal Carolinas campus.

Maryland didnt have a clear top attacker over the weekend, with five players recording over 10 kills in a game and none doing so twice.

Lilly Wagner led the Terps in assists against Coastal Carolina but did not play against the Tar Heels.This marks Marylands first 0-2 start to nonconference play since 2011, when it was still a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference.

The only other 0-2 season start under head coach Adam Hughes came during the pandemic-shortened spring 2021 season, when the Terps only faced Big Ten opponents.The Terps now move on to a weekend tripleheader in Baltimore, taking on Old Dominion Friday, William & Mary Saturday and UMBC Sunday.In other newsMaryland football trounced Florida Atlantic, 39-7, in freshman quarterback Malik Washingtons college debut.

Matt Germack had the game story and Ryan Alonardo gave his takeaways.Matt Germack traveled to Paris for a conversation with Elio Amazouz, the man behind @FranceTerps on X, about the challenges of being a Maryland fan across the Atlantic Ocean.No.

4 Maryland field hockey took care of both of its opponents in the Conference Cup at The Plex, taking down Stanford, 3-1, Friday and Villanova, 4-0, Saturday.

Rachel Lawrence covered both games.Maryland womens soccer suffered its first home loss of the season Sunday to Florida, 3-1.

Jude Wilkenfeld had the story.Maryland mens soccer conceded an 85th-minute goal to Bucknell and tied, 2-2, Friday at Ludwig Field.

Dylan Schmidt wrote the game recap.Maryland mens soccer takes on Saint Francis (PA) at Ludwig Field Monday.

Dylan Schmidt had the preview.2026 five-star edge rusher and Maryland football commit said Saturday his recruitment is over.Baltimore native and No.

1 recruit Zion Elee tells me that his recruitment is over.

No more visits, hes sticking with the Terps.

pic.twitter.com/5jA4xmPubX Sam Jane (@sam_jane230) August 30, 2025Maryland football offensive linemen Michael Hershey, Aliou Bah and Rahtrel Perry, as well as defensive back Lakhi Roland, were named to the Pro Football Focus Big Ten team of the week.Maryland LT Rahtrel Perry, C Michael Hershey, RG Aliou Bah & CB LaKhi Roland have all been named to PFFs Big Ten Team of the Week pic.twitter.com/tz7Fq5mMrM Inside the Black & Gold (@Insideblackgold) August 31, 2025Four-star 2026 guard Kaden House will take an official visit to Maryland mens basketball in September.Top-40 4 G Kaden House recently announced his official visit schedule involving three programs, one of which will bring him to College Park in September.Where do the Terps sit? Which program could give the biggest competition? (VIP)READ: https://t.co/ovYgoMKFxUpic.twitter.com/dycuZlBAdY Colby Giacubeno (@ColbyGHoops) August 29, 2025ESPN College GameDay legend and former Maryland football assistant coach Lee Corso made his final appearance Saturday after a 38-year tenure on the show.From College Park to College GameDay, your impact echoes across every campus.

Wishing a legendary sendoff to Lee Corso.

Terp Nation salutes you, Coach.

pic.twitter.com/t2ep8bdbJe Maryland Football (@TerpsFootball) August 30, 2025Former Maryland baseball infielder Brandon Lowes grand slam Sunday was his 28th dinger of the season, which leads all MLB second basemen.28 homers leads all second basemen in the MLB Lowes 5th career grand slam too #ProTerpspic.twitter.com/lDzD0WiH0F Maryland Baseball (@TerpsBaseball) August 31, 2025.

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