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New Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse coach Peter Milliman says following a storied coach like Dave Pietramala wasn’t a deterrent. “My job is not to go in and replace him,” Milliman said. “My job is to continue and build upon the legacy that he was a part of there.”
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Longtime ESPN NFL reporter Sal Paolantonio had high praise for the Ravens’ 2020 NFL Draft, highlighting Patrick Queen and J.K. Dobbins as “two players who can put their helmet on right away.”
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New Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen joined Glenn Clark Radio the morning after the draft to talk about his new nickname courtesy of Lamar Jackson, how it feels to be the first LSU player drafted by the Ravens and what fans can expect from him when games start.
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Orioles reliever Tanner Scott appeared poised to take a step forward this year before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down spring training, but he’s not stressing out over when, where or how the season will restart.
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Loyola athletic director Donna Woodruff discusses the abrupt end to the spring sports season, contingency plans for the fall and more.
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Brian Baldinger of NFL Network and Fox Sports says inside linebacker is the most obvious position of need for the Ravens ahead of the 2020 NFL Draft, but he wonders if there’s a certain defensive tackle Baltimore would consider moving up for.
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Dan Shonka, the GM of Ourlads’ NFL Scouting Services and a former NFL scout, shares his take on some of the players the Ravens could target in the 2020 NFL Draft at key positions of need.
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Maryland offensive lineman Ellis McKennie III’s father was recently released from the hospital after battling the coronavirus for a month, and now McKennie is hoping for some more good news during the NFL Draft.
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Baltimore Colts legend Mike Curtis, the only player in NFL history to be named an All-Pro at middle and outside linebacker, died at his St. Petersburg, Fla., home April 20.
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“We just felt like our ships weren’t sailing in the exact same direction,” lacrosse coach Dave Pietramala said of parting ways with Johns Hopkins. “… I’ve had 20 years as the head coach and I don’t regret one of them.”
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