In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.
The 33rd Team analyst and former Ravens offensive coordinator and NFL head coach Marty Mornhinweg discussed what the Ravens can do differently in their return to London and expectations for a Todd Monken offense:
Loyola women’s lacrosse coach Jen Adams discussed her team’s run to the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals:
1983 World Series MVP Orioles catcher Rick Dempsey discussed being back at Camden Yards last week and the impact Adley Rutschman has made:
NBC Sports track announcer Larry Collmus (Mount Saint Joseph) discussed the field for the Preakness Stakes:
UMBC softball designated player Madison Wilson discussed honoring her late father during her America East tournament MVP performance and the Retrievers’ return to the NCAA Tournament:
Baltimore Police commissioner Michael Harrison stopped by the studio to discuss tips for staying safe at Preakness and the upcoming legalization of marijuana in the state:
Triple-A Norfolk outfielder and top Orioles prospect Colton Cowser discussed his outstanding season and preparing in multiple outfield spots ahead of a potential MLB call-up:
Maryland-based jockey Sheldon Russell discussed his mount on Chase The Chaos in the Preakness:
ESPN’s Ryan McGee discussed his new book “Welcome to the Circus of Baseball” about his own time in Minor League Baseball, a great Brooks Robinson story and expectations for Maryland football:
Bowie Baysox outfielder Zach Watson discussed his start to the season and the competition within a very deep organization:
Former Maryland star Diamond Miller discussed starting her rookie season with the Minnesota Lynx after being selected No. 2 overall in the WNBA Draft:
Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse coach Peter Milliman discussed the Blue Jays’ run to the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals and matchup with Notre Dame:
MLB Pipeline analyst Jim Callis discussed his team’s new Top 100 prospects list and why he’d take Jackson Holliday (No. 3) over any other prospect in baseball:
Maryland trainer John Salzman Jr. (Atholton) discussed having his first-ever Preakness runner in Coffeewithchris and why he believes the horse will have a chance to win:
MLB Network Radio and AppleTV+ analyst Ryan Spilborghs discussed how close the Orioles are to being a championship contender:
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