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The Loyola and Mount St. Mary’s men’s basketball teams will meet for the 180th “Catholic Clash” on Nov. 6, as both head coaches face the challenge of developing teams with plenty of new faces.
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After finishing last season 26-8 overall and 17-1 in the Patriot League, Navy men’s basketball head coach Jon Perry is looking to build on that success despite losing several key players.
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Dan Duquette talked with PressBox about new Orioles GM and fellow Amherst grad Jared Banner and why he believes Banner’s player development background will be especially beneficial for an organization that has struggled to get consistent production from its young talent.
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Hereford High School grad Anna Brandt is one of 12 players on the United States women’s roster for the Atlas Cup at USA Lacrosse headquarters. “It’s just so cool. It’s so full circle,” Brandt said. “I’m living a dream that I never thought I’d have the chance to do.”
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Hoke Smith II has become a player Navy teammates can lean on if they need a good laugh or the expertise that can be offered by one of the team’s senior leaders. “Hoke is Naval Academy all the way into his bones,” Mids OC Drew Cronic said.
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After finishing last year 10-8, Maryland field hockey is off to a 14-0 start, and team captain Josie Hollamon believes the quick turnaround started with an offseason inconvenience.
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Morgan State football has spent much of its time under head coach Damon Wilson trying to turn progress into sustainable success. Six games into the 2026 season, the Bears seem to have found a rhythm.
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Former Ravens TE Daniel Wilcox believes Baltimore has the players to be successful on defense, it’s just a question of adjusting to a new coaching staff and building chemistry. “I definitely don’t think it’s a personnel problem,” Wilcox said.
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Before Sunday’s matchup in Baltimore, Titans long snapper Morgan Cox reminisced about his time with the Ravens, the relationships he built and why he has played in the NFL for nearly two decades.
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Former Ravens WR Derrick Mason sees similarities between himself, Steve Smith Sr. and Zay Flowers. “We were not the prototypical 6-foot, 6-1, 6-2 receiver, but we damn sure got the job done at a high level,” Mason said. “And I think that’s what is happening with Zay Flowers.”
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