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In celebration of the NBA’s 75th season, the Washington Wizards are returning to their Baltimore roots to host an open practice in partnership with Morgan State University at the Hill Field House Oct. 11.
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Sean Grogan shares five takeaways from Navy’s 34-30 win against UCF as the Midshipmen picked up their first win of the season.
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Plagued by turnovers and penalties, Maryland lost to Iowa, 51-14, to fall to 4-1 on the season. The Terps may have also lost star receiver Dontay Demus, who was carted off the field in the second quarter.
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Maryland football’s Oct. 1 matchup against Iowa is a Mental Health Awareness Game, a cause that is near and dear to coach Michael Locksley’s heart.
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Jacob Steinberg breaks down three things to look for when Maryland football faces Iowa Oct. 1, including whether the Terps can put pressure on Iowa QB Spencer Petras.
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“We’re going to keep going,” coach Ken Niumatalolo said of Navy football’s 0-3 start. “Our players are going to keep going. Our coaches are going to keep slugging it out. You know what I mean? We’re not quitting. We’re definitely not quitting.”
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A walk-on last season, Maryland defensive end Greg Rose was put on scholarship ahead of his senior season, and he has been a crucial part of the Terps’ 4-0 start. “I just want to keep producing for Maryland,” Rose said, “and keep playing for the name on the front of the jersey.”
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Coppin State volleyball could set a school record for victories this season, and senior Miajavon “Mimi” Coleman has been at the very heart of the Eagles’ newfound success — not only with her play but with her attitude.
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Jacob Steinberg looks at three players who stood out during Maryland’s 37-16 win against Kent State Sept. 25, including running back Tayon Fleet-Davis, who scored two touchdowns for a second consecutive week.
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Jacob Steinberg breaks down three things to look for when Maryland football faces Kent State Sept. 25, including how the Terps spread the wealth offensively.
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