Maryland guard Kaylene Smikle committed to Lady Vols basketball out of the transfer portal. She led the Terps in scoring in 2024-25.

Head coach Kim Caldwell and the Lady Vols have had a very productive offseason in the transfer portal. The Lady Vols, however, aren't done yet as the program is still looking to add talent to its roster.

Maryland guard Kaylene Smikle announced Monday she is entering the transfer portal. Smikle led the Terps in scoring during the 2024-25 season after transferring from Rutgers, averaging 17.9 points in 29.2 minutes per game. The senior was expected to be a major piece for Maryland this past season but was limited to seven games after suffering a knee injury in the offseason. She announced Dec. 7 ...

With Christmas sweaters lining Maryland’s sideline Wednesday night, a 70-point rout unfolded at Xfinity Center. The Terps’ 91-21 win over Delaware State moved them to 12-0 for the second straight year and set a program record for fewest points allowed — all while they continue to navigate a shrinking roster. Leading scorer Kaylene Smikle’s season-ending knee injury is the latest setback, ...

Kaylene Smikle has excelled this season for the Maryland women's team, who are now ranked 7th in the AP Top 25, targeting a deep upcoming NCAA tournament run.

It may be early in the season, but that’s not stopping the crew from firing off some overreactions! Zena weighs in on whether Maryland or Oklahoma can hold a spot in the AP Top 10.