The Maryland baseball team landed on the right side of the NCAA bubble this time.
After falling just short last spring, the Terps earned their third national tournament berth in four years.
Their season ended with two losses to West Virginia at the Winston-Salem Regional sandwiched around a rout of UMBC. They finished 38-23, closing with an 8-5 loss to the Mountaineers June 4.
In again reaching the game's biggest stage, Maryland further solidified its newfound place on the national scene. It's been quite the rise for a program that went four decades without an NCAA appearance prior to 2014.
