• UM tight end recruit Nermin Delic made big plays on offense and defense in Northwest Whitfield’s 43-33 win over Paulding County (Ga.).

The Bruins seemed to be in control when Delic blocked a punt midway through the second quarter, setting up his own 21-yard touchdown catch from Chad Keeter two plays later for a 22-12 lead with 4:09 left in the half — but as it turned out, they still had plenty of work to do.

• Terps fullback commitment Rahsaan Moore found the end zone once in Wise’s 14-12 loss to C.H. Flowers.

Down 12-6 after a fumbled snap on a punt set up Wise's Rahsaan Moore for a three-yard touchdown run, C.H. Flowers embarked on a 17-play drive that began with just more than three minutes remaining in the third quarter and ended with Jaguars senior Reginald Woods scampering into the end zone with 6 1/2 minutes remaining.

• Maryland athlete pledge Matt Robinson caught one pass for five yards and led Atholton with seven tackles as the Raiders beat Glenelg, 14-13.

After a short pass play to midfield, [Glenelg quarterback Gage] Trawick spiked the ball and then tossed a pass intended for Shane Kellaher at the goal line that was broken up by Matt Robinson as the clock expired.

• Terps defensive end recruit Ian Evans’ Hammonton (N.J.) squad fell to undefeated Egg Harbor, 23-19.

Hammonton needed a big play, and after it took over on its 15, [Nick] Crescenzo hit Ian Evans for a 31-yard gain. Eight plays later, Josh Baez went 1 yard for a touchdown with 10:33 left in the game. The extra point sailed wide left, and Hammonton trailed, 23-19.

• UM quarterback commitment Tyler Smith threw for three touchdown passes in the first half of Wilson Area (Pa.) High’s 41-0 rout of Notre Dame-Green Pond.

Basketball recruiting

• A decision from Miller School (Va.) center Hippolyte Tsafack could come soon.

Memphis should hear something this week regarding 6-8 forward Hippolyte Tsafack, who visited Memphis last month and is deciding between the Tigers and Maryland.

• Testudo Times took a look at the Twitter page of Ashton Pankey, the St. Anthony (N.J.) power forward who visited College Park over the weekend.

• Visits to Maryland and Georgia Tech are next on Tobias Harris’ itinerary after the five-star prospect checked out West Virginia this weekend.

“They’re losing Da’Sean Butler and they might lose Devin Ebanks so [Bob Huggins] wants me to come in and play the roles they’re playing. It sounds good,” Harris said.

• C.J. Leslie’s mother told Adam Zagoria that her son “probably won’t sign until the spring.”

Leslie had in-home visits with Kentucky, Maryland, Seton Hall, Arizona State, Georgetown, N.C. State, Georgia Tech, Florida International and Oregon.