Story byTestudo Times StaffSun, March 1, 2026 at 2:32 AM UTC·3 min readAfter barely squeaking out a walk-off victory on the first game of its series against Wagner, Maryland baseball needed to set the tone early in its Saturday matchup. The Terps gave up four runs through five innings to Wagner, a team that ranks 194th in Division I in runs scored, could have been a cause for concern. But by that time, the Terps had scored 13 of their own. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe bats were rolling Saturday for Maryland baseball. Eight Terps drove in runs in a 21-4 rout over Wagner at Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium, as they secured a series victory in their first homestand of the year.“We came out with the same, you know, everybody come out together and work hard,” Martin said.
