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After battling inconsistency for much of the year, Maryland’s Aaron Wiggins has found a groove of late. Big Ten Network analyst Jess Settles explains why it’s hard for a player to adjust to being more of a focal point for opposing defenses.
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Maryland shot 8-of-13 from 3-point range in the second half to edge Purdue, 61-60, Feb. 2. Thomas Kendziora breaks down the bounce-back win and what it means for the Terps’ NCAA Tournament standing.
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For Towson basketball’s Victor and Solomon Uyaelunmo, the start and stop of this COVID-19 season is just the latest step in a journey that started nearly a decade ago in Nigeria, but the brothers are happy to be back on the court together again.
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One of three finalists for the NFL’s Salute to Service Award, Navy grad and current Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona talked with PressBox about balancing football with his role as a lieutenant in the U.S. Naval Reserve, playing for Bill Belichick and more.
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Former Towson running back Shane Simpson, who spent the 2020 season at Virginia after the CAA canceled its football season, is looking ahead to the 2021 NFL Draft. “I think I have a really good resume,” Simpson said, “but these next few months are definitely crucial.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Towson University athletic director Tim Leonard about the challenges of navigating the Tigers through the pandemic, the new hobby he’s picked up and more.
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Two decades after winning a Super Bowl, former Terps and Ravens defensive tackle Larry Webster is in the early stages of a new career as a Special Police Officer at the Howard County Sheriff’s Office.
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Thomas Kendziora breaks down Maryland’s 63-49 win at Minnesota, with Eric Ayala leading the way as the star of the day and Darryl Morsell proving to be the X-factor with his effort on the defensive end. What else stood out?
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Thomas Kendziora shares three key takeaways from the Terps’ 87-63 loss to Michigan Jan. 19, as Maryland dropped to 2-6 in Big Ten play.
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The Maryland women’s basketball team leads the nation with 92.5 points per game, and sophomore Diamond Miller is a key reason why the Terps have been so prolific. “She’s just tapping the surface of what she’s capable of,” head coach Brenda Frese said.
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