George Gerbo hosts the Front Page Podcast, District of Sports Podcast, covers University of Maryland football and men’s basketball, and is the media coordinator for The Washington Times. A West Virginia native, he is a 2009 graduate of West Virginia University and a 2017 graduate of the University of Maryland, both in broadcast journalism. Before coming to the Times in 2019, George spent seven years working in a variety of capacities on Capitol Hill and with the U.S. House of Representatives. He can be reached at ggerbo@washingtontimes.com.
Shannon Harris took over as head coach of the DC Defenders just a week before the season started last year. Now, with the interim tag removed and a UFL championship under his belt, Harris credits the continuity of the Defenders' coaches and staff for allowing him to flourish and set up a strong chance at a repeat.
Maryland, the Big Ten's worst shooting team, found more success than normal against Ohio State Thursday night, but 16 turnovers that turned into 24 OSU points made the difference in an 82-62 loss to the Buckeyes.
Purdue backcourt duo Fletcher Loyer and Braden Smith scored 29 and 19 points respectively, easily powering the Boilermakers with 11 combined 3-pointers and sending Maryland to it's third-straight loss and worst in Xfinity Center history, 93-63, Sunday afternoon.
Maryland graduate guard Diggy Coit was untouchable Sunday afternoon, breaking his own Xfinity Center record with 43 points, including an eye-popping 30 in the first half, to lead Maryland to its first Big Ten win of the season, 96-73, over Penn State.
Navy quarterback Blake Horvath accounted for 189 yards with a rushing score and a fourth-and-goal touchdown pass to Eli Heidenreich as the No. 22 Midshipmen came from behind to beat the Black Knights, 17-16, in the Army-Navy Game Saturday.
Top-five national recruit Zion Elee made his commitment to Maryland official Wednesday as the National Signing Day early period began, staying in-state and becoming the highest-rated football signee in school history.
Tennis isn't just a sport -- it can also be a vehicle to change lives and leave a lasting impact. Just ask Stacey Allaster. The chief executive of professional tennis at the USTA and U.S. Open tournament director is a lifer in the sport and has helped to elevate it worldwide.
After a predictable yet still numbing rout by No. 18 Michigan in its final home game, Maryland will stay in a Great Lakes state of mind as it finishes a disappointing season in Detroit Saturday against Michigan State.
In a battle between two future college football star quarterbacks in the making in Maryland's Malik Washington and Michigan's Bryce Underwood, it was running back Bryson Kuzdzal who shone brightest, scoring three rushing touchdowns as the Wolverines routed the Terrapins 45-20 Saturday.
Ready or not, college football's new era has thrust more freshmen quarterbacks into starting roles this season from the moment they stepped onto campus. And the similarities that Maryland's Malik Washington and Michigan's Bryce Underwood share go even deeper than that.
On a night where the Terrapins were frequently on the brink of losing to in-state foe Mount St. Mary's for the first time in 13 games, Diggy Coit outshone everyone on the court with a signature, Maryland record-book performance.
Looking and sounding like a man who has had a weight lifted from his shoulders, Maryland football coach Mike Locksley spoke with emotion Tuesday following the announcement from university athletic director Jim Smith that he would return to lead the Terrapins next season.
Maryland athletic director Jim Smith has announced that football coach Mike Locksley will return for his eighth season next year amid mounting public apathy and criticism of his tenure.
Amid a tumultuous month and a half, Maryland players insist the culture inside their locker room has not changed as they rally around each other and coach Mike Locksley.
Apathy has set in among Maryland fans as the Terrapins are mired in a five-game losing streak for the second straight season. And as soon as coach Mike Locksley has been able to get one thing fixed on his leaking ship of a season, another hole springs open.
The Washington Spirit secured the No. 2 seed in the National Women's Soccer League playoffs and are seeking a title after falling in the championship game last year, but face some questions after injuries and losing their final two matches of the regular season.
The pressure surrounding Mike Locksley and his Maryland program has hit a fever pitch, but the current circumstances indicate a difficult climate if the university and athletic director Jim Smith were to move on from Locksley, even amid multiple negative trend lines during his tenure.
Facing headwinds on multiple fronts, Mike Locksley and Maryland are unmoved by fans' increasingly-louder calls for change as it heads to Rutgers Saturday -- at face value, one of the few remaining winnable opportunities on its schedule.
Redshirt freshman Andre Mills scored 11 of his 13 points in the first half, and his former Texas A&M teammate Pharrel Payne led all scorers with 21 to lift the Terrapins to a 83-61 win over Coppin State in the Basketball Hall of Fame Series season opener.