Baseball Opens Season in South Carolina This Weekend Terps to play Coastal Carolina, Pittsburgh in IMIChotels.com INN-vitational
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The University of Maryland baseball team opens its season this weekend in the IMIChotels.com INN-vitational in Conway, S.C., the fifth straight season in which the Terrapins have made an early-season trip to the palmetto state.
The Terps open at 4 p.m. Friday against the host Coastal Carolina Chanticleers and the two teams will meet again at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. The Terps finish the trip with an 11 a.m. game Sunday against the Pittsburgh Panthers.
Maryland will face Gagg in the season-opener Friday. The Terps will counter with George Washington-transfer Scott Swinson (Ellicott City, Md./Centennial). Montgomery College-transfer Jensen Pupa (Germantown, Md./Northwest) will take the mound Saturday.
Sunday’s meeting with Pitt will be the first meeting between the two programs since 1950. The starting nod is expected to go to either senior Kevin Biringer (Albuquerque, N.M./Bradley University) or sophomore Ian Schwalenberg (Huntingtown, Md./Huntingtown).
The Terps return all but one starting position player, and the weekend pitching rotation and closer.
All three games will be broadcast online at wmucsports.com. Fans can watch Friday’s game against Coastal Carolina line on the Internet at bigsouthsports.com. The cost is $4.95.
-GO TERPS- Joey Flytz, University of Maryland, Athletic Media Relations Assistant www.umterps.com
Posts: 1521 | Location: Fairland, Maryland USA | Registered: December 26, 2002
Originally posted by Trepfan: Maryland Baseball - Who cares? Different season - same results. Until 1)change made at the top, 2) program is fully funded, and 3)facilities are upgraded -- their recruiting will continue to be sub par and their results will reflect it. Harsh but reality --- I wish the situation was different. But............
SRB55 saved it. I particularly loved the "subpar recruiting comment". It's one thing to rip a grown man, but these kids are working their tails off, and they're pretty good, too. My crystal ball says there's going to be a close play at first with the tall freshman pitcher covering when Va plays Md next year. Too bad Durakis will graduate, he'd gladly bunt to be in on that play. Trep are you that stupid? Are you trying to get your kid killed? You better hope he signs, moron.
Of course he took his comments down --just a little too late. Nice save SRB55, hope it sits on the bulletin board at U of MD all next season.
Posts: 43 | Location: Baltimore | Registered: September 28, 2007
Was born and raised in Maryland and have always supported all the Maryland teams(Baseball,Football,Basketball,S****r). It really bothers me when someone talks down to players or their teams.Taking my son to watch Maryland play Towson next Tuesday if it's not to cold. IT's not all about wins and loses to us. IT's about the effort on the field.
Banditsbb
Posts: 112 | Location: Maryland | Registered: September 21, 2005
And yes, it bothered me to. Trep acknowledges he made a mistake, and yielded.
12532....Trep's message, has really nothing to do with his talented son. AND OBTW: Need to be able to run a little bit for your bunting shanigans. However, it's been an out for some time when running inside the lines near 1b.
bandit....see you at Shipley (along with Terpfan) and dress warmly & in layers (geez it's Feb for goodness sake.....it's always cold at 2:00 pm at Shipley and just about when the first of games of college ball begins. I should be chatting with Terpfan, Clipper, the Collins, Judge and as many pretty coeds that hang with the John Goodman types.
Stop by and say hello.
cheers Bear
Posts: 1521 | Location: Fairland, Maryland USA | Registered: December 26, 2002
Bear: Appreciate your passion and knowledge of all things baseball. However, yielding and apologizing are two different things. A man acknowledges his mistakes and answers for his own actions. The man owes an apology.
The season is upon us and I hope that we can continue to celebrate the baseball achievements of all of these talented and hard-working players over the next six months. It should be a great spring/summer.
Posts: 43 | Location: Baltimore | Registered: September 28, 2007
I agree, he does owe an apology, especially since he did not do his research. I'm not just saying this because I'm part of the UMd '08 class, but I wouldn't call our talent level "sub-par." How does one call a recruit who is going to play in the ACC "sub-par?" Last time that I saw the rankings, the ACC was #2 in terms of competition. NO ONE in the ACC is a "sub-par" baseball player.
The bookies, with the over-under, got the bucks on the push. Ouch on the grannie.
Game 2 (vs) Pittsburg
1. 2b BRAUN, Steve 2. 1b BENICK, Dan 3. DH DURAKIS, Chad 4. C *GREENBERG, Will 5. 3b MURPHY, Mike 6. CF JOWERS, Nick 7. RF *CASARIO, AJ 8. SS MAYSE, Justin 9. LF *PALUMBO, Joe
G2 Schwalenberg Ouch on three bombs - 1st inning.
cheers Bear
Posts: 1521 | Location: Fairland, Maryland USA | Registered: December 26, 2002
Originally posted by SRB55: I agree, he does owe an apology, especially since he did not do his research. I'm not just saying this because I'm part of the UMd '08 class, but I wouldn't call our talent level "sub-par." How does one call a recruit who is going to play in the ACC "sub-par?" Last time that I saw the rankings, the ACC was #2 in terms of competition. NO ONE in the ACC is a "sub-par" baseball player.
SRB55-- You are an excellent in-state player who Maryland is fortunate to get. You were the talk of the So. Md camp a few weeks back! Have a great senior season and good luck next year in the ACC. Pleae don't worry about people like trep, an inconsequential annoyance, nothing more.
Posts: 43 | Location: Baltimore | Registered: September 28, 2007
Terps won 3 out of 4 against Hofstra...lost the last game by one, I think it was 6-5. Had a great opportunity in the bottom of the ninth but a triple was overturned because the umpire ruled the ball foul...it looked as though it were at least five feet into fair territory, but that's baseball....
Originally posted by baseball12532: Bear: Appreciate your passion and knowledge of all things baseball.
Praying and wishing you and your family the best of the best over the difficult times.
There are several scenario's worth recognizing and potentially pursuing should you seek such.
From the advise of Federal circuit court judges to leading state and county officials and state attorney's, to college provosts and special assistants to GM, from big league managers to experience baseball agents, from D1 to JUCO's, it's time you seek and ask for help, kid. Send emme
Only a village can raise a young man.
Regards Bear
Posts: 1521 | Location: Fairland, Maryland USA | Registered: December 26, 2002
