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After raising his draft stock throughout the pre-draft process, former Maryland guard Aaron Wiggins was selected No. 55 overall by the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2021 NBA Draft.
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Jacob Steinberg breaks down Aaron Wiggins’ decision to remain in the NBA Draft and forgo the remainder of his collegiate eligibility, and how it will affect Maryland’s roster entering next season.
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Johnny Stefanowicz began wrestling at the age of 4 in Bel Air, Md., but he didn’t get an offer to wrestle at the collegiate level after graduating from high school. Instead, he chose the Marine Corps, and he credits that discipline for helping to make him an Olympian.
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Selected by the Rams in the seventh round of the 2021 NFL Draft, Jake Funk credits the competition among Maryland’s running backs for helping him reach the NFL. “I’m very blessed that I was in that running back room,” Funk said, “because I wouldn’t be here today if it wasn’t for that.”
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To showcase some of the top talent in professional women’s lacrosse, Athletes Unlimited has launched a women’s lacrosse league set to begin this summer in Boyds, Md. Taylor Cummings and Kylie Ohlmiller chatted with PressBox about the league.
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Maryland linebacker Ruben Hyppolite has a unique connection to legendary Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis that has shaped his evolution and growth as a football player.
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For former UMBC men’s basketball head coach Ryan Odom, leaving the program for a new opportunity wasn’t an easy decision. “I always said if I left UMBC it would be for a place that I felt was special and had a chance to do something special,” Odom said.
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Michigan WR and 2021 NFL Draft prospect Nico Collins sees the upside of the Ravens’ offense. “I know Lamar Jackson is going to find you,” Collins said, “or he’s going to turn upfield and you turn around block for him and he’ll do the rest.”
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With wide receivers Dontay Demus Jr., Brian Cobbs, Jeshaun Jones and Rakim Jarrett all returning next season, the Terps figure to create matchup problems for opposing defenses. “I don’t think there’s a team in the country that’s going to be able to match each one of us,” Cobbs said.
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When former Rhode Island point guard Fatts Russell entered the transfer portal, he was focused on finding a school where he’d join a winning culture and compete for a national championship. By transferring to Maryland, Russell believes he’s found that spot.
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