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Coppin State volleyball finished the season 11-5, the first winning campaign in the 32-year history of the Eagles’ volleyball program, and won the MEAC Northern Division. “I’m happy it has come to where it is and I’m excited for what the future holds as well,” head coach Tim Walsh said.
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“It is difficult to say goodbye to someone who has meant so much to this athletics department and to this university,” UMBC AD Brian Barrio said of Ryan Odom’s departure. “… [Odom] has certainly left UMBC Retriever men’s basketball in a better place than where he found it.”
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Todd Karpovich shares his latest power rankings for the seven local Division I men’s lacrosse teams as well as his player of the week.
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Maryland men’s basketball picked up commitments from transfers Qudus Wahab and Fatts Russell April 3, while Mark Turgeon is reportedly moving toward an extension. Thomas Kendziora breaks it all down.
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The third all-time leading scorer in Towson history, Kionna Jeter opted to forgo her final year of eligibility with the Tigers to enter the WNBA Draft. “Honestly, [the] only dreams I’ve had is making the NCAA Tournament and going to the WNBA,” Jeter said.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk college hoops with Towson men’s basketball head coach Pat Skerry, who breaks down the Final Four and looks ahead to what’s next for the Tigers.
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Maryland women’s basketball head coach Brenda Frese was named National Coach of the Year by the Associated Press.
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Loyola University Maryland announced March 30 that Joe Logan will not return as its head women’s basketball coach.
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As Maryland linebacker Shaq Smith looks ahead to the 2021 NFL Draft, there’s one NFL legend who has helped shape his game since his days growing up in Baltimore and playing for St. Frances Academy.
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Mount St. Mary’s women’s basketball associate head coach Antoine White has been promoted to the head coaching position. White’s promotion coincides with the departure of Maria Marchesano, who accepted a job as head coach at Purdue Fort Wayne.
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