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SECU Stadium soon to be home of Maryland football and lacrosse

September 16, 2022
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Maryland athletics and State Employees’ Credit Union announced a ten-year partnership Friday that will change the name of Maryland Stadium, according to a release from the athletic department. Capital One Field at Maryland Stadium will be renamed as SECU Stadium. The debut of the name change will be Oct. 1, Maryland’s Big Ten home opener against Michigan State. SECU will pay Maryland athletics a guaranteed $11 million, including $2.5 million…

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The Left Bench – September 13, 2022

September 13, 2022
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On this edition of The Left Bench, we take a deep dive into Maryland football with Sam Oshtry, look back on the historic spring sports season, analyze Kevin Willard’s recent recruiting moves, and much more. Kevin McNulty and Keara Bruno anchor.

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The Left Bench officially becomes Terrapin Sports Central

September 1, 2022
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On Thursday morning, The Left Bench officially changed its name to Terrapin Sports Central. Current and former producers made the decision to search for a brand that better reflected our content and coverage of Maryland athletics, thus we landed on TSC. The Left Bench was founded nine years ago as a place for students to blog and talk about pro sports. That is far from what we do in 2022,…

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Preview: Maryland men’s lacrosse takes on Cornell in NCAA championship

May 29, 2022
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On Monday, Maryland men’s lacrosse will stand just 60 minutes away from a national championship. The Terps have blazed through the regular and postseason with an unblemished record, decimating opponents along the way and setting records in the process.  Cornell is the last on the list this season. If Maryland does to the Big Red what it has to pretty much everyone else, the Terps will become just the third…

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Katie Maher says goodbye to The Left Bench

May 10, 2022
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It’s hard to believe that I’m sitting down writing this right now with just over a week until graduation. They really aren’t lying when they say college flies by faster than you think.  TLB has truly been one of the biggest parts of my life for the last four years. I joined my very first week of freshman year, with the immediate hope that one day I would fill the…

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Maryland suffers heartbreaking loss to No. 10 Ohio State in overtime

Following a one-yard score from Maryland running back Tayon Fleet-Davis cut No. 10 Ohio State’s overtime lead to 52-51, interim head coach Matt Canada and the Terps had a decision to make. The team could either go for two and win the game, or attempt an extra point and extend the contest to a second overtime period. According to Canada, that decision had already been made before the game, and…

November 17, 2018
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Bruno Fernando will return for sophomore year

Maryland announced on Monday that forward Bruno Fernando will return for his sophomore year with the program. “After significant discussions with my family and Coach Turgeon, I have decided to return to Maryland for my sophomore year,” Fernando said in the press release. “I’m excited to continue my education and I look forward to a great season. I can’t wait to get back on campus, see my teammates and play…

May 28, 2018
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Terps drop another to Indiana, no longer control own destiny

Friday, senior Taylor Bloom took the mound against the Indiana Hoosiers (36-15, 13-9) in what would be his last regular season start as a Terp. Fittingly, like many of Bloom’s starts this season, the starter put up a solid performance on the mound, but a lack of run support resulted in a 5-1 loss for Maryland (24-29, 9-13). Bloom, who reached 300 career innings in the fourth inning of today’s…

May 18, 2018
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