Aaron Kraut

I might as well have asked Davin Megget if he enjoyed playing football. He almost look insulted by the question. “I was wondering how much, if at all, you were into go-go music,” I inquired during media day on Aug. 10 at the Gossett Team House.
That jumped off a two-minute discourse revolving around the genre. [...]

GREENSBORO, N.C. - It starts with a Labor Day matchup against hated rival and ACC Atlantic Division favorite Florida State.
Then comes a visit from Georgia Tech. You know, the same Yellow Jacket team that beat Miami 41-23 last season, running for an astounding 472 yards in the process.
If that wasn’t enough, the Hurricanes then travel [...]

GREENSBORO, N.C. - The good thing about this event (for the journalists anyway) is we get to ask a lot of questions of players and coaches on the other teams.
The players might not enjoy that as much. For an hour and 45 minutes they have to answer the same questions repeatedly, and pretend to care [...]

GREENSBORO, N.C. - As the Terps struggled down the stretch in 2008, much of the blame was directed at Defensive Coordinator Chris Cosh.
Often a pet peeve of message board enthusiasts and Terp loyalists, Cosh’s zone coverage, absorb pressure rather than create pressure way of doing things wasn’t working. It even got to the point where [...]

GREENSBORO, N.C. - It’s not often that you’ll see a 6-foot-4, 220 pound ACC quarterback walking through the halls of Congress, answering phones and getting coffee for a member of the House of Representatives.
But besides being the Terps’ signal-caller, senior Chris Turner is also a government and politics major. So that means doing the Capitol [...]

I'm a couple days late on this, but decided tho share it with you anyway, with a couple of reflections of course.

One thing that really stands out from the video is just how good the 2008 National Champion Terps were on set pieces.

There are four corner kick or free kick goals in the video, including No. 4, a perfectly set up short-corner play that left visiting Hartford off-balanced and confused.

No. 1 was a no-brainer: Graham Zusi's sudden death free kick winner in the national semifinal against St. Jo