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“We’ve had a long and deep and rich history in Annapolis with the Bayhawks and with the Naval Academy,” MLL commissioner Sandy Brown said of the league playing the 2020 season in Annapolis. “Maryland has done a fantastic job throughout this entire COVID situation.”
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While many are already speculating on Tiz the Law’s potential in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, jockey Manny Franco said he wants to stay in the moment and focus on preparing for the pair’s next race in August.
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“My time at Towson changed me,” former Towson left tackle and longtime NFL lineman Jermon Bushrod said. “… The fact that they did decide to put me into the Towson Hall of Fame is a pretty cool honor.”
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Signed by the Ravens as an undrafted free agent out of Wake Forest, Boys’ Latin grad Dom Maggio is looking forward to training camp with his hometown team and to learning from one of the game’s best punters in Sam Koch.
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Former Orioles closer and current Orioles Radio Network analyst Gregg Olson says this year’s 60-game MLB season will make for an exciting stretch of baseball, though he thinks the commissioner’s office is using the pandemic as a way to test out some new rules.
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With the win at the Belmont Stakes, Tiz the Law owner Jack Knowlton is already hearing plenty of Triple Crown talk and what this year’s adjusted schedule means for the record books. “Win or lose the Derby, as long as he comes out of it well, we’ll be competing in the Preakness,” Knowlton said.
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Former Oriole and current baseball analyst for the SEC Network David Dellucci has high praise for the Orioles’ selections in the 2020 MLB Draft. “I think they did great …,” Dellucci said. “I do not question one bit the caliber of players these guys are or the types of young men they are.”
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“When I had a virtual visit with Maryland, they checked all the boxes,” Ike Cornish said of his decision to commit to the Terps. “Maryland was always in the back of my mind. It was a good fit for me.”
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When former Maryland basketball player Dino Gregory Jr. first heard that a man had been injured while stopping a car from driving into a crowd of protestors in Seattle June 7, he didn’t immediately know that it was his brother, Dan.
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Action sports legend Travis Pastrana, who won 11 gold medals at the X Games from 1999-2010, is looking to build an action sports facility in Sudlersville, Md., and he hopes to make it a complex that serves the community.
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