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Freshman Brian Ruppel has settled in as the Terps’ starting goalie after senior Logan McNaney suffered a torn ACL. “Our defense tells me every game they have my back. I tell them I have theirs …” Ruppel said. “I just try to do my job, and I know they’re going to do theirs.”
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McDonogh School grad Noah Locke is back in the NCAA Tournament, this time with Providence, and he credits growing up in a basketball family for helping him develop his game.
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Jahmir Young has been a fantastic addition for the Terps, and Fox Sports Radio host and college hoops analyst Doug Gottlieb sees a lot of upside in Young coming back to Maryland next year.
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Former Ravens linebacker Brad Jackson has taken a new step in his football career as a Senior Bowl scout. “I’ve always had a keen eye for it,” Jackson said.
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Former Orioles pitcher Adam Loewen will be back on the mound for Team Canada in the World Baseball Classic, and for Loewen, it’s a way to honor his wife, Lynda, who passed away in 2021 after a five-year battle with breast cancer.
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Former Georgia men’s basketball coach Tom Crean shares his insights on new Ravens OC Todd Monken. “I think he is a decisive leader,” Crean said. “… I don’t think there’s going to be any issue with energy. And I don’t think there’s going to be any issue with accountability.”
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Maryland women’s basketball defeated Iowa, 96-68, at Xfinity Center Feb. 22 for its fourth top-10 win of the season. “It’s incredible what we’re doing,” sophomore guard Shyanne Sellers said. “… Our connection with each other is just phenomenal.”
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Former Orioles reliever Darren O’Day talked with PressBox about his time in Baltimore and his decision to retire. “It’s just a great fan base,” O’Day said of Baltimore, “especially as the time went on and we brought that winning baseball back to the city.”
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After beating defending national champion Maryland, Loyola men’s lacrosse defenseman Matt Hughes credits the team’s culture and leadership. “I think we just started practicing really hard and recognizing that … if we just play together and stick together, things will go our way.”
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Bruce Weber says he likes what he’s seeing from Maryland head coach Kevin Willard and the Terps this season. “I’m not sure what happened there in that little stretch [in early January],” Weber said, “but it seems they’ve kind of got their energy back.”
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