In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.
NBC college basketball analyst and former UMass coach Matt McCall discussed his impressions of this Maryland team and Towson looking to end its NCAA Tournament drought:
ESPN analyst, two-time Super Bowl champion and former NFL defensive tackle Booger McFarland discussed how the Ravens can get over the hump in the postseason and the importance of keeping Ronnie Stanley around:
Baseball America analyst JJ Cooper discussed why the Orioles’ depth-building this offseason might have been more important than the splashy moves they didn’t make:
UMBC lacrosse senior attackman Kevin Doughty (Glenelg) discussed the Retrievers’ 2-0 start to the season and moving into the role of a captain this year:
Big Ten Network analyst and former Purdue guard Raphael Davis discussed why he’s not concerned about Maryland’s depth:
“Foul Territory” host and former MLB catcher Erik Kratz discussed his impressions of the Orioles after his spring training visit to Sarasota:
Towson guard Nendah Tarke discussed transitioning to and thriving in a bench role and getting to play alongside his younger brother (Mandela) after previously playing with his older brother (Anthony) at Coppin State:
Big Ten Network play-by-play voice Jason Horowitz discussed calling Maryland’s heartbreaking loss to Michigan State and what he learned about the Terps:
Orioles 1983 World Series champion pitcher Scott McGregor discussed his impressions of Grayson Rodriguez, Charlie Morton and others after spending time as a guest instructor in Sarasota:
Legendary former Terps center Lonny Baxter discussed his impressions of Derik Queen and how Maryland bounces back from a heartbreaking loss, reflecting on his own heartbreaking experiences (like blowing a late 10-point lead to Duke in 2001):
Naismith Hall of Famer and two-time NBA champion Bobby Dandridge discussed the significance of Baltimore hosting the CIAA tournament and what makes Baltimore a great basketball city:
Big Ten Network analyst and former Illinois/Kansas State coach Bruce Weber discussed why he thinks Maryland’s heartbreaking loss to Michigan State can ultimately be beneficial for them:
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