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Ravens first-round pick Nate Wiggins says growing up as the youngest child in a big family helped fuel his competitive spirit. “Being the youngest kid, you’re always getting beat up,” Wiggins said. “They toughen you up.”
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Rashod Bateman understands there are expectations that come with being a first-round draft pick, and with a new contract extension, the Ravens WR is eager to prove he can deliver. “It’s kind of like a fresh start for me all over again,” Bateman said. “… I’ve got a lot to prove.”
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Charles Davis, an analyst for the NFL Network and CBS Sports, believes the Ravens historically draft well and sees this year’s class as no exception. “Death, taxes and the Ravens have a good draft,” Davis said. “… They get players who fit who they are.”
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Jahmir Young isn’t expected to hear his name called in the upcoming NBA Draft, but the Maryland guard is just using that as motivation as he looks ahead. “I’ve been doubted my whole life,” Young said.
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A native of Angola, Selton Miguel is close with former Terp Bruno Fernando, and Miguel says Fernando was a key factor in his decision to join Maryland through the transfer portal.
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Former big leaguer and current broadcaster Ryan Spilborghs, who played with Jackson Holliday’s father Matt in Colorado, weighs in on Jackson’s transition to the Orioles, the challenges of learning a new position and more.
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Baltimore native Jalen Green entered his final season at James Madison as a relative unknown, but a breakout season has put the Good Counsel grad’s name on the NFL radar.
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In just two years, Maryland men’s lacrosse’s Cayden Onagi left a lasting impact on Harford Community College — and began a Winnipeg-to-Harford pipeline that is aiding the Owls as they seek another title.
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After a breakout season at Alabama, Baltimore native and former St. Frances star Chris Braswell can expect to hear his name called within the first few rounds of the 2024 NFL Draft. “I just needed the opportunity,” Braswell said.
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For Maryland football HC Michael Locksley, the team’s recent spring practice at Morgan State was a way to say thank you to Baltimore and also evaluate the team’s options at quarterback.
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