Hear The Turtle
Summary: What’s up Terp fans? The Maryland Athletics Media Relations Department is excited to bring you “Hear the Turtle” a Maryland sponsored podcast covering all things Terps. We hope this podcast will give you an inside look at Maryland athletics, where we’ll share news, stories, results and insight on your favorite Maryland teams. In addition, we’ll have interviews with coaches, student-athletes, staff and Maryland personalities to provide you some behind-the-scenes coverage of the people that make Maryland such a special place. Thanks for listening, Go Terps!
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Podcasts:
Our Maryland Basketball Record Breakers series brought to you by Chesapeake Employers Insurance continues with Maryland's rebounding king Len Elmore. The 1974 All-American remains the only player in Maryland history with 1000 pts and 1000 rebounds while holding school records in career rebounding avg. (12.2/g), single-season rebounds (412) and single-season rebounding avg. (14.7).
Introducing the first episode of our Maryland Basketball Record Breakers series brought to you by Chesapeake Employers Insurance featuring none other than the General, Greivis Vasquez. Vasquez remains one of the most accomplished players in Terrapin history, holding the UMD record for career minutes, single-game assists, double-figure games and is the only player in ACC history to record 2,000 points, 700 assists and 600 rebounds. We talked to Greivis about his versatility on the court, setting the single-game assist record, and recounted memorable games throughout his career.
HTT caught up with junior wide receiver Brian Cobbs to get his reaction to the restart of Big Ten football and his early takeaways from being back out on the practice field with his teammates.
2018 Maryland soccer National Champion Dayne St. Clair joined the podcast to discuss his recent professional debut with Minnesota United FC this month, and his soccer journey from Canada to College Park.
ESPN SportsCenter anchor and Maryland alum Scott Van Pelt joined HTT to discuss his show's debut in Washington, D.C. this week and his excitement to be back in the DMV, while reminiscing on some of his fondest Maryland memories.
Director of Athletics Damon Evans joined Hear the Turtle after the Big Ten officially postponed fall sports on Tuesday, August 11. Evans discussed the factors that went into the decision, his message to student-athletes and coaches, and the challenges facing Maryland in the months ahead.
Hear the Turtle caught up with former Maryland forward and Washington Mystic Tianna Hawkins, who is currently competing in the WNBA bubble in Bradenton, Fla. Tianna talked about her experience in the "wubble" with her son Emmanuel, her championship season with the Mystics and her days as a Terp.
We kicked off our Maryland football camp confidential series with senior running back Jake Funk, who returns to the Terps after rehabbing from a season-ending knee injury last fall. The Gaithersburg native talked about his rehab journey, his excitement to return to practice and a new-look running back room in 2020.
Our summer check-in series continues with Arnaud Revaz, Maryland Basketball's newest edition all the way from Sion, Switzerland. The incoming big man talked about his development on French Pro club JL Bourg, his background as a track & field decathlete and his excitement to join the Terps.
Maryland All-American and current starting goalkeeper for the Premier Lacrosse League Champion Whpsnakes Kyle Bernlohr joined the podcast to talk about the upcoming PLL Championship series, his quarantine training routine and his days as a Terp.
Our summer check-in series is back with incoming freshman guard Aquan Smart. Smart burst onto the scene his senior year at Niles North High School outside of Chicago, before committing to the Terps last winter.
Hear the Turtle is back with our summer check-in series with Maryland men’s basketball. This week we caught up with graduate transfer Galin Smith, who joins the Terps after three seasons at Alabama.
This summer Hear the Turtle will be bringing you our summer check-in series with Maryland men’s basketball – where we introduce you to a new member of the squad each week. This week we caught up with incoming freshman Marcus Dockery, a 6-1 point guard from Washington, D.C. who spent last season with national powerhouse Brewster Academy.
Former Maryland men's basketball walk-on Varun Ram joined the podcast to discuss his involvement with "Connect for COVID". The nonprofit effort that aims to collect smart devices & chargers from everyday Americans to help keep COVID-19 patients connected to the ones they love and enable telehealth access.
Head volleyball coach Adam Hughes joined the podcast to reflect on his time in College Park, what has kept him busy during quarantine and how he's navigating an uncertain future ahead of the 2020 season.
