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Loyola’s Ann Ernst settled on volleyball in high school because she could stay cool in an air-conditioned gym. As it turns out, she’s been a cool customer for the Greyhounds on the court and in the classroom.
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“Everybody just has a bond,” Terps running back Tayon Fleet-Davis said of the atmosphere under new head coach Michael Locksley. “I feel like the bond is getting stronger and we’re just getting back to that Maryland culture that was once here before.”
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Michael Locksley has always believed Maryland can be a big-time football program. Now he has a chance to prove it.
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“This is my 35th year involved with college football and my 22nd year at Navy, and I don’t know if I’ve ever been more excited,” said Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo, as the Mids look to bounce back from a 3-10 record in 2018.
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Glenn Clark says Maryland was very fortunate to be able to hire Michael Locksley to rebuild its football program, but he wonders whether even the right hire is enough to turn the program around.
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In recent months, Morgan State hired Tyrone Wheatley and Kevin Broadus to run its football and men’s basketball programs, respectively, and has poured money into facility upgrades. But any improvements made on the athletic side will largely be done through academics.
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While many fans may know 12-time All-Star and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame NBA player Rick Barry for his triumphs on the court, one of his closest friends — legendary Maryland football and men’s basketball play-by-play announcer Johnny Holliday — knows a different side of Barry.
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Former Maryland basketball star Greivis Vasquez is still hoping to return to the court as a player, but he got a start on his post-playing career life this month by working as an assistant coach for the New Orleans Pelicans’ Summer League team.
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“I would definitely say that Towson University has been a huge part of my success,” Gary Neal said of his upcoming induction into the Towson Athletics Hall of Fame. Plus, Neal shares his insight on Kawhi Leonard, his teammate with the Spurs from 2011-2013.
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Darnell Rogers, the son of Lake Clifton legend and former professional basketball player Shawnta Rogers, is coming back to Baltimore to play for UMBC men’s basketball. “I’m just looking forward to teaming up with them and winning some championships,” Rogers said.
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