Boston College sophomore forward Jairus Hamilton entered his name in the transfer portal in mid-March, and less than two weeks later the 6-foot-8, 235-pounder found a new home.

Maryland secured a commitment from wing Jairus Hamilton April 1.

Here is the latest on some of Maryland’s foremost recruit targets in the 2021 class:

Here are five newcomers/early enrollees who could’ve most benefitted from spring ball this year:

Maryland men’s basketball head coach Mark Turgeon announced March 30 sophomore Ricky Lindo Jr. has entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal.

Here are five Terps who could’ve really used some spring ball this year:

Maryland pulled guard Aquan Smart out of the Chicago area in the 2020 class, and now they’re hot on the trail of another 312 native.

Maryland landed a commitment from Quince Orchard (Gaithersburg, Md.) four-star defensive end Demeioun Robinson, and likely four-star defensive tackle Marcus Bradley, March 27. Afterwards, we spoke to his coach, John Kelley, to gain more insight into the 6-foot-3, 220-pound Robinson.

Quince Orchard (Gaithersburg, Md.) defensive end Demeioun Robinson committed to Maryland March 27.

St. Andrew’s Episcopal (Potomac, Md.) four-star small forward Benny Williams has long been a top target for Maryland

St. Frances (Baltimore, Md.) four-star power forward Julian Reese updated his status

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. Next up, we look at Maryland’s special teams situation:

The Maryland staff has been in frequent contact with Douglas County (Douglasville, Ga.) three-star defensive back Kani Walker for almost a year, and the 6-foot-2, 194-pounder recently named the Terps one of his foremost five suitors.

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. Next up, we look at Maryland’s wide receiver/tight end situation:

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. Next up, we look at Maryland’s running back situation: