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Maryland football coach Michael Locksley said his “heart breaks for our players” with the cancellation of Big Ten fall sports, but he’s now trying to focus on “How do we move it forward?”
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Stevenson’s Brett Adams is determined to be proactive in his role as athletic director and explore ways to make competing in the spring safe and feasible. “We don’t know all the answers,” Adams said. “We are learning … but no one has been through this before.”
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The Big Ten Conference announced the postponement of the 2020-21 fall sports season due to the ongoing health and safety concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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With it looking likely that the 2020 college football season will soon come crashing down, Glenn Clark wonders whether this moment turns into a true turning point regarding the future of college football.
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With the fall sports season canceled, Morgan State football HC Tyrone Wheatley is still focused on helping his players improve. “This game is 90 percent mental,” Wheatley said. “You can continue to grow these young men’s mental IQ and football IQ.”
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Maryland quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa and defensive lineman Joseph Boletepeli have been granted immediate eligibility from the NCAA. Both will have three years of eligibility with the Terps.
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Kicker KC Onwuemeka, who starred on Netflix’s “Last Chance U” while at Laney College, is now hoping to make a name for himself with Morgan State football.
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Maryland football head coach Michael Locksley has announced the formation of the National Coalition of Minority Football Coaches, a multi-pronged effort to remove roadblocks, increase awareness and spur action toward fair and equitable hiring at all levels of football.
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The American Athletic Conference, the conference in which Navy football competes, has announced its plan and timeline for the fall 2020 season, with the conference football schedule set to begin Sept. 19.
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Former Towson basketball star Nukiya Mayo is planning to report to Greece Sept. 1 after signing a one-year contract to play for PAOK Thessaloniki in Greece’s top women’s basketball league. “It’s pretty exciting,” Mayo said. “It’s nice to know that I get to play at the next level.”
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