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Originally recruited as a quarterback from Archbishop Spalding, Evan Fochtman is now thriving as a junior safety for Navy. “Wherever they need me, I’ll play,” Fochtman said. “Whatever the coaches need, I am here for them.”
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After the Maryland women’s basketball team lost in the second round of the NCAA Tournament last March, Kaila Charles said she planned to work on “everything” during the offseason. Now, she’s set to be the team’s senior leader.
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With the bulk of last year’s NCAA Tournament team back and another solid recruiting class in tow, the Maryland men’s basketball team enters the 2019-20 season with high expectations. Can the Terps win the Big Ten?
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“Whatever I do, I wanted to be connected to the game because I love football. I love watching it and I love talking about it, so I was like I feel this is a good opportunity,” Navy football legend Keenan Reynolds said of his new role with CBS Sports Network.
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Former Towson football star Jordan Dangerfield, now a safety and special teams ace for the Pittsburgh Steelers, has a unique connection to both sides of the storied Ravens-Steelers rivalry having spent his college years in the Baltimore area.
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Quarterback Tom Flacco is a big reason for the Towson football team’s 3-0 start, but he deflects the credit to the Tigers’ defense. “They keep getting teams off the field and that’s what’s really important,” Flacco said.
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Shaq Smith’s goal while he was growing up in Baltimore was to become the top prospect in Maryland, and he developed into an elite prospect at Calvert Hall and St. Frances. After winning two titles at Clemson, he’s come full circle with the Terps.
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Keon Paye was recruited out of Our Lady of Good Counsel High School as a receiver and safety in 2015. Now in his final year at Towson, Paye is a 225-pound strongside linebacker wreaking havoc on the Tigers’ opponents.
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After last season’s 3-10 mark, Navy head football coach Ken Niumatalolo knew he needed to make some changes. He brought in Brian Newberry as his new defensive coordinator, and Newberry has breathed new life into a unit that struggled last year.
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Quantrell Jones looks like a football player, but soccer is the UMBC goalkeeper’s sanctuary. “It’s like my happy place,” Jones said. “It’s somewhere I can go and I can relax and I can have fun. It’s that one place where every little thing goes away for me.”
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