Mason and Spence start things off with the Terps big comeback win over Villanova then cover yet another disappointing Saturday at SECU at the Terps lose all hopes of a bowl bid.

Mason and Spence start things off with the Terps big comeback win over Villanova then cover yet another disappointing Saturday at SECU at the Terps lose all hopes of a bowl bid.

Mason and Spence start things off with the Terps big comeback win over Villanova then cover yet another disappointing Saturday at SECU at the Terps lose all hopes of a bowl bid.&nbsp;

YoungTerps: Maryland Picks up Key Quad 1 win/ Football falls to 4-7

The "Youngterps" original hosts are back after a five-year break! Join hosts and brothers Jordan and Mason Viener as they talk all things Maryland athletics. Lifelong Maryland fans and experienced media veterans. Jordan and Mason bring an authentic fan take to the world of Terrapin sports. ABOUT THE HOSTS Jordan Viener - Jordan returns to the podcast he helped create after spending five years in the Philadelphia collegiate sports media market as a Sports Information Director (SID) at Temple and La Salle University. He most recently served as Assistant Athletic Director for Communications/Digital Media at La Salle while working with the men's basketball program. Jordan is a dedicated Terrapin basketball fan who fell in love with the Terps during the 2004-05 basketball season. His favorite basketball player of all time is Greivis Vásquez. Mason Viener - After keeping the podcast alive for five years in Jordan's absence, Mason is reunited with his brother and better than ever. The founder of the "Youngterps" brand, Mason is the COO of the VienerX technology firm in Rockville, MD. Mason is a Terrapin football and lacrosse superfan, and also an assistant high school lacrosse coach on the side. Mason's work has been featured on several national outlets, including ESPN and 24/7Sports. You can also catch him on the WayneTerp YouTube channel occasionally on air with Terptalk founder Bruce Posner. Mason's favorite Maryland athletics season is the 2022 Maryland lacrosse undefeated championship season (in his opinion, the greatest lacrosse team of all time). His favorite athlete is 2017 Tewaaraton winner, Matt Rambo.

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The "Youngterps" original hosts are back after a five-year break! Join hosts and brothers Jordan and Mason Viener as they talk all things Maryland athletics. Lifelong Maryland fans and experienced media veterans. Jordan and Mason bring an authentic fan take to the world of Terrapin sports. ABOUT THE HOSTS Jordan Viener - Jordan returns to the podcast he helped create after spending five years in the Philadelphia collegiate sports media market as a Sports Information Director (SID) at Temple and La Salle University. He most recently served as Assistant Athletic Director for Communications/Digital Media at La Salle while working with the men's basketball program. Jordan is a dedicated Terrapin basketball fan who fell in love with the Terps during the 2004-05 basketball season. His favorite basketball player of all time is Greivis Vásquez. Mason Viener - After keeping the podcast alive for five years in Jordan's absence, Mason is reunited with his brother and better than ever. The founder of the "Youngterps" brand, Mason is the COO of the VienerX technology firm in Rockville, MD. Mason is a Terrapin football and lacrosse superfan, and also an assistant high school lacrosse coach on the side. Mason's work has been featured on several national outlets, including ESPN and 24/7Sports. You can also catch him on the WayneTerp YouTube channel occasionally on air with Terptalk founder Bruce Posner. Mason's favorite Maryland athletics season is the 2022 Maryland lacrosse undefeated championship season (in his opinion, the greatest lacrosse team of all time). His favorite athlete is 2017 Tewaaraton winner, Matt Rambo.

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