We caught up with head coach Ralph Friedgen during his return to College Park to reminisce on his journey in football and career with the Terps.

Maryland football will play one of the most anticipated home games in recent memory in front of a sold out crowd in College Park as the Terps host Penn State on Friday. We caught up with wide receiver Brian Cobbs ahead of Friday's Big Ten opener.

We caught up with the head coach of the Maryland women's soccer team Ray Leone following his 300th career head coaching win to talk about his team's performance this season and his journey to Maryland.

We caught up with former Maryland quarterback and Maryland Sports Radio Network analyst Scott McBrien, reminiscing on his career with the Terps ahead of Ralph Friedgen's return to College Park for the Penn State game on Sept. 27.

We recap an incredible win from Maryland football over Syracuse that catapulted the Terps into a No. 21 ranking heading into week 3. Included are interviews with Maryland's breakout tight ends Tyler Mabry and Chig Okonkwo.

Maryland football senior wide receiver DJ Turner joined the pod this week to discuss the team's season-opening win over Howard, the growth of the wide receiving core and more.

Big weekend n tap! We caught up with Maryland's fall Olympic sports head coaches at this week's fall sports media day to preview their upcoming seasons. Featured are interviews with Sasho Cirovski (Men's Soccer), Missy Meharg (Field Hockey), Ray Leone (Women's Soccer), Adam Hughes (Volleyball) and Andrew Valmon (Track & Field/Cross Country.

Maryland football returns Saturday, August 31 for its 2019 season opener, which will also serve as the Terrapin debut for transfer quarterback Josh Jackson. We caught up with the redshirt junior after officially being named the starter the week of his first game in the black and gold.

This week's focus from Maryland football's fall camp is one of the strongest position groups on the roster: the running backs. We talked to Jake Funk and Javon Leake about the group's competition throughout the summer and lofty expectations heading into 2019.

Two of the biggest additions for Maryland Football this season will be lining up on the defensive side, as linebackers Shaq Smith and Keandre Jones get set for their first season in College Park.