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For Glenn Clark, Maryland men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon has long been one of the more difficult local figures to analyze. As Turgeon enters his ninth season with the Terps, will this be his breakthrough year?
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Thomas Kendziora looks at five key questions for Maryland men’s basketball before the Terps tip off their 2019-20 season Nov. 5 against Holy Cross.
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Juan Dixon hopes the new NCAA ruling will allow more student-athletes to “stay in school for four years and earn their college degree because they get an opportunity to possibly be compensated for what they do for the institution in college.”
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The Navy football team, off to a 7-1 start for just the sixth time since 1960 and winners of five-straight, is ranked 25th in the latest Associated Press and Amway Coaches Polls.
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The Maryland men’s basketball team nearly made the Sweet 16 last year, and Mark Turgeon says this year’s team can take a step forward for one reason in particular. “… I think we can just be a little more consistent as individuals,” Turgeon said.
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The men’s Division I lacrosse programs in Maryland have reloaded for the 2020 season and recently completed fall practices. Todd Karpovich breaks down each squad’s additions ahead of the 2020 season.
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“You can learn so much from that loss,” sophomore Aaron Wiggins said of the Terps’ last-second loss to LSU in the 2019 NCAA Tournament. “… Seeing it everywhere after the loss, seeing the video, it was a really big deal. It motivated us to be better.”
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Baltimore natives and former high school teammates at Mount Saint Joseph, Darryl Morsell and Jalen Smith are looking to fuel Maryland basketball’s return to prominence.
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In 2003, Yeedee Thaenrat and his siblings were separated from their parents while fleeing their native Liberia during one of the bloodiest wars the nation has ever seen. In 2019, Thaenrat is a senior at Towson and the starting running back for the football team.
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Calvert Hall grad Chance Campbell is proving himself in Maryland’s inside linebacker rotation. “He’s an effort guy,” coach Michael Locksley said. “He’s a mentally, physically tough guy who does everything you coach him to do, exactly how you coach him to do it.”
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