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“This year wasn’t good enough, let’s start with that,” Terps HC Michael Locksley said after a 38-28 loss to Michigan State to finish a 4-8 season. “We did not meet expectations that any of us set inside of Jones-Hill House.”
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Joshua Sampson breaks down three things to look for as Maryland football faces Michigan State on Nov. 29 in the season finale.
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Navy senior quarterback Blake Horvath chatted with PressBox about his favorite movie, the bucket-list place he’s never been and more.
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Legendary Terps play-by-play man Johnny Holliday recently called his 1,500th Maryland men’s basketball game. “I do something that I love … and it’s never been a day of work for me,” Holliday said. “I still enjoy it as much as I had when I first started with Lefty [Driesell].”
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Maryland’s hopes of earning a bowl bid were dashed with a 45-20 loss to Michigan on Nov. 22 as the Wolverines piled up 443 yards of offense. “We have one more opportunity … to send our seniors out with a win,” HC Michael Locksley said.
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UMBC wing DJ Armstrong Jr. talked with PressBox about hitting not one, but two game-winners in the span of six days, the influence of his father, former NBA guard Darrell Armstrong, and how he made his way to UMBC.
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Joshua Sampson breaks down three things to look when Maryland football hosts Michigan on Saturday, Nov. 22, in what is a must-win game for a Terrapins team looking to go to a bowl game.
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Former Maryland star Tai Felton has played in 10 games for the Vikings in 2025, with almost all of his work coming on special teams. “It’s just me wanting to contribute to the team and dominate my role any way possible,” Felton said.
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After another close loss and a 1-4 start, Morgan State men’s basketball head coach Kevin Broadus is focused on how to help his players deliver in crunch time. “I always like to tell them, ‘This is a process,'” Broadus said. “… Now we’ve got to fight and figure out how to win tight games like this.”
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Coppin State women’s basketball graduate student Skylar Barnes recently chatted with PressBox about playing for four programs in five years, the coaches she looked up to earlier in her hoops career and more.
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