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Former River Hill and Maryland star Donovan Pines, now a standout with D.C. United, made his U.S. Men’s National Team debut during the 2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup this summer. “I was honestly just living the dream every day,” Pines said.
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Navy football opened the 2021 season with a 49-7 loss to Marshall. “We didn’t coach well enough. We didn’t play well enough,” head coach Ken Niumatalolo said. “But it was great to have fans back in the stands.”
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Maryland football opened the 2021 season with a 30-24 win against West Virginia. Jacob Steinberg looks at three players who stood out during the Week 1 matchup.
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Maryland football begins its 2021 season by renewing an old rivalry, hosting West Virginia Sept. 4. The Terps will feature a plethora of familiar faces, and headlining those returners is quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa.
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Navy football kicks off its 141st season Sept. 4 against Marshall, and the Midshipmen expect a capacity crowd for the first time since 2019 after the COVID-19 pandemic kept fans away last season. “We’re a tough team to beat at home,” coach Ken Niumatalolo said. “With the Mids here, a capacity stadium, it’s a great home-field advantage for us.”
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When Maryland defensive end Sam Okuayinonu walks to his locker each day after practice, the word Liberia is slotted up top near his name plate. It’s a constant reminder of where he comes from and the journey that has shaped him.
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Morgan State wide receiver Wesley Wolfolk is entering his seventh year of college. The former quarterback had three different stops along his journey before landing at Morgan … and he has big plans for the future, too.
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Entering his fourth season in College Park, WR Brian Cobbs is embracing a leadership role for the Terps. “We have a lot of explosive playmakers all over the field and I think our biggest challenge is going to be not beating ourselves with stupid penalties, self-inflicted wounds,” Cobbs said.
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Former Maryland WR Steve Suter, who will call games alongside Johnny Holliday on the Maryland Sports Radio Network this fall, recently reminisced about how he ended up at Maryland as a recruit, how the Terps turned it around in the early 2000s under Ralph Friedgen and more.
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“At this stage, we’re just looking forward,” Navy linebacker Diego Fagot said of the defense’s struggles last year. “We’re not looking to 2020 anymore, it’s all about 2021. We learn from 2020, but we’re just going to keep pressing forward.”
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