Torrey Smith Wouldn’t Have Gone To Maryland If They Played In The Big Ten

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Nov 19, 2012

The University of Maryland Board of Regents has approved Maryland’s eventual move to the Big Ten. So long, ACC.

Former Terp and current Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith sees this as a said day for his Alma mater. One that, if it had come earlier, might have changed his decision to play at UMD altogether.

RT @kramerd: @torreysmithwr would you have still been a #terp if they played in the #big10?…nah I would’ve been a Hokie

— Torrey Smith (@TorreySmithWR) November 18, 2012

Sad day to be a real terp smh

— Torrey Smith (@TorreySmithWR) November 19, 2012

Zach Wilt

Zach Wilt is the Founding Editor of Baltimore Sports Report and lifelong Orioles, Ravens, and Capitals fan. He grew up on Maryland’s eastern shore, graduated from Towson University, and now lives in Central Florida where he roots for his teams from afar. The best sports moment he witnessed live was when he witnessed Delmon Young drive in three on a double down the left field line in game two of the 2012 ALDS.

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Torrey Smith Wouldn’t Have Gone To Maryland If They Played In The Big Ten

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