Chris Turner

All-Washington County Second Team Quarterback: Tyler Walsh, Boonsboro Running Back: Ken Bosic, Clear Spring; Jordan Ricketts, North Hagerstown; Reggie Russ, Williamsport Wide Receiver: Spencer Draper, St. James; Billy Lawrence, Smithsburg; Tyler Spencer, North Hagerstown Tight End: Tyler Barnhart, Smithsburg Offensive Line: Dylan Dopson, North Hagerstown; Scott Haupt, Boonsboro; Dustin Rowland, South Hagerstown; Matt...

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - There is only one thing tougher than holding that line for the University of Maryland football team. That would be forming one. Seven games into the season and the Terrapins are at the bare minimum - five healthy and experienced offensive linemen and not much more than that on the defensive line - as they head into what has become a key Atlantic Coast Conference Atlantic Division game on Saturday against Clemson....

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - What can the University of Maryland football team do for an encore after accomplishing something that many thought the Terps would never do? Answer: Do something it has never done before under coach Ralph Friedgen. There was still a slight buzz around the campus in the aftermath of the Terps' stunning victory over then-No. 8 Boston College. All things considered with injuries and bad breaks, it was a very unlikely victory. To top it, though, Maryland is turning the page to get ready to play at Florida State.

COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The University of Maryland tried for a blackout on Saturday. Meanwhile, Florida State got the knockout. The Seminoles used speed and ball control to thoroughly dominate the No. 23 Terrapins in a 37-3 rout that turned Maryland from favorite to forlorn in the Atlantic Division half of the chase for a berth in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game. "We didn't play very well obviously," said Maryland coach Ralph Friedgen. "I'm very disappointed in the game we played, especially when we had a lot at stake.

University of Maryland men's basketball coach pointed out a Washington County coaching legend in his opening address to Terrapin Club members Tuesday night at Fountain Head Country Club. "This guy did just a tremendous job and for some reason he decided to retire, even though he's young," Williams said. "He's recovering from a rotator cuff injury that he says is from throwing baseballs. ... I think it's from throwing basketballs. " By the time Williams said those final two words, virtually everyone who sat before him knew the next words out of his mouth.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- Colin Kaepernick limped with every step, whether running for a touchdown or walking up a platform to accept an award. Nevada's sophomore quarterback did everything he could, even with a balky right ankle, and it still wasn't enough for Wolf Pack to best one of the big boys from a BCS conference. Kaepernick threw for a Humanitarian Bowl-record 370 yards, but Da'Rel Scott ran for 174 yards and two touchdowns in just 1 1/2 quarters to help the Terrapins beat Nevada 42-35 on Tuesday.

BOYS BASKETBALL BRUNSWICK, Md. - Craig Wachter hit the game-winning 3-pointer with less than 20 seconds remaining as Brunswick stunned No. 4 Middletown, 71-68 in the Monocacy Valley Athletic League on Tuesday night. Matt Feldman scored 18 of his team-high 31 points from beyond the 3-point line, and the Railroaders (11-7, 8-7) sank 9 of 16 from beyond the arc. Middletown (13-4, 10-2) grabbed the lead in the third quarter and watched it disappear as Brunswick stayed red hot offensively.

South Hagerstown 27, Walkersville 23 S. Hagerstown 14 7 0 6 - 27 Walkersville 6 11 6 0 - 23 S-Nick Stubbs 2 run (Dustin Rowland kick) W-Jay Dertzbaugh 3 pass from Jeremy Musselman (kick failed) S-Hunter Phillips 14 run (Rowland kick) W-Quentin Ezell 4 run (Chris Turner pass from Musselman) S-Cory Shank 19 pass from Phillips (Rowland kick) W-Musselman 32 FG W-Ezell 55 run (kick failed) S-Stubbs 2 run (kick failed) South Walk First downs 18 19 Rushes-yds 39-141 37-249 Passes-comp-int 24-16-0 19-9-3 Passing yds 172 65 Total offense 313 314 Penalties-yds 8-81 4-45 Punts-avg 5-36.

HEIGHT="6" ALT=" " NATURALSIZEFLAG="0" ALIGN="BOTTOM"> PREP BASEBALL HEDGESVILLE, W.Va. - Brady Catlett had two hits, including a three-run home run, to lead Hedgesville to a 10-0 win over Martinsburg. Winning pitcher J.R. Fitzwater (9-2) gave up two hits, struck out five and walked two for Hedgesville (17-11). Fitzwater also had two hits with an RBI double. Brad Spies added three RBIs for the winners. James Franklin took the loss for Martinsburg (14-11). The Bulldogs play at Jefferson tonight at 7:30.