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Maryland women’s basketball’s 2021-22 non-conference schedule includes a home matchup with Baylor, a road trip to South Carolina and matchups with NC State and defending national champion Stanford in the Bahamas.
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Maryland men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon has announced the signing of veteran transfer Xavier Green, a former Conference USA Tournament MVP who spent the last five seasons at Old Dominion.
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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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Maryland men’s basketball’s 2021-22 non-conference schedule includes a home matchup with former ACC foe Virginia Tech, a meeting with Florida at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., and a Thanksgiving trip to the Bahamas.
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The day before the 2021 NBA Draft, former Terps guard Aaron Wiggins joined Glenn Clark Radio to talk about his decision to leave Maryland and why he’s confident he made the right choice.
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When Coppin State sprinters Joseph Amoah and Joseph Manu represent Ghana in the Olympics this summer, it will hardly be first time they will have teamed up. In fact, it’ll be the culmination of a years-long dream for both.
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Coppin State swingman Anthony Tarke and Morgan State forward Troy Baxter have both worked out for multiple teams heading into the NBA Draft, and while they are still long shots to be drafted, it’s maybe not quite as long a shot they’ll end up in the NBA.
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Former Maryland lefty Sean Fisher, now with the Frederick Keys, is one of many trying to make an impression in the MLB Draft League. “I wanted to give myself a shot,” Fisher said. “I’ve put all these hours in over the years. I would hate myself if I didn’t give myself every chance that I could.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with former Johns Hopkins and Towson lacrosse coach Tony Seaman about his time in Baltimore, his current role as a high school coach and why leading Saint Andrew’s School to the Florida Class 1A state championship this year was so special.
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North Harford grad Abby Gustaitis will serve as one of the captains of the U.S. Women’s Rugby Sevens team at the Tokyo Games — despite not playing the sport until her freshman year at Maryland. “I’m just so proud to be where I am and excited,” Gustaitis said.
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