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Fifteen years after Maryland won the 2004 ACC tournament, the victory still resonates. “That game changed my life,” said Mike Grinnon, one of the key figures in the Terps’ win against Duke in the title game.
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A poorly-timed injury threw her recruitment for a loop, but Lauren McDonald ended up at the right place. Now a graduate student, McDonald is a record-setting attacker for the UMBC women’s lacrosse team and working in the field of environmental science.
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This spring, Towson’s Tom Flacco is preparing for the 2019 football season while rekindling his love of baseball. For Flacco, who describes himself as “a football guy who is playing baseball,” his competitive drive allows him to play both sports.
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In his latest sports cartoon with PressBox, Mike Ricigliano looks at four things we’ve never (ever) seen in March’s college basketball frenzy.
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The Terps have had issues with turnovers throughout the season, averaging 13.4 per game and committing at least 15 in their last three games. “If we can correct that then we’re going to be really good,” head coach Mark Turgeon said.
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Maryland’s Aaron Wiggins may not be on the court when the ball is tipped, but the freshman guard might as well be the team’s sixth starter, and he’s making the most of his playing time.
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Though Maryland men’s basketball fans may first notice Ricky Lindo Jr. because of his short shorts, the Terps freshman has already made an impression with his defense and energy. Now, he’s working to develop his offensive game.
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For those who knew Jim Margraff, who passed away in January, it wasn’t his record as Johns Hopkins’ head football coach that defined him. It was his humanity.
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McDaniel recently named its basketball court in honor of longtime women’s hoops coach Becky Martin, who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer last spring and took a leave of absence from the job she had held for 35 years.
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Jim Margraff, the head football coach at Johns Hopkins University since 1990 and the all-time winningest coach in program history, died Jan. 2. He was 58.
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