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Getting drafted was a dream come true for Towson pitcher Ethan Pecko, especially after the obstacles he overcame along the way. “It was a difficult path,” Pecko said. “… I kind of just had to remind myself to be patient and continue sticking to the process.”
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Longtime ESPN NFL analyst and reporter Sal Paolantonio believes the Ravens have a chance to unseat the Chiefs as AFC champions and he expects people to “be shocked by how fast this offense runs” under new OC Todd Monken.
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Former Maryland guard Darryl Morsell maintains a close relationship with current and former Terps, and he’s enjoying the opportunity to play for Shell Shock with fellow Maryland alums in The Basketball Tournament.
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Adley Rutschman’s father Randy shares the spur-of-the-moment decision that led to Adley’s memorable switch-hitting performance at the MLB Home Derby.
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Tim Corbin coached Enrique Bradfield Jr. for three seasons at Vanderbilt, and he believes the Orioles’ 2023 first-rounder will make an impact with his speed on the base paths and in the outfield.
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New Navy baseball head coach Chuck Ristano is excited to take the helm at Navy. “The unique challenge is also to me the unique opportunity of surrounding myself with the very best and brightest young people that our nation knows,” Ristano said.
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For St. Paul’s grad Spencer Horwitz, his MLB debut exceeded even his expectations. “The dream didn’t do it any justice. It was everything I dreamed of times 10,” Horwitz said. “It was the atmosphere, being there with my family, all the emotions, it was unbelievable.”
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Former NFL head coaches Freddie Kitchens and Dirk Koetter share their insights on Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken and what he brings to Baltimore.
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Maryland running back Roman Hemby believes the Terps are close to becoming a team that can contend for a Big Ten championship. “We’re building something special here,” Hemby said, “and I feel like we’re taking steps in the right direction every year.”
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Baseball Hall of Famer John Smoltz sees similarities between the Orioles’ trajectory and the Atlanta Braves’ rise during the 1990s.
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