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The Loyola and Mount St. Mary’s men’s basketball teams will meet for the 180th “Catholic Clash” on Nov. 6, as both head coaches face the challenge of developing teams with plenty of new faces.
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Coming off a 24-9 season and an America East Conference championship, UMBC men’s basketball is looking to build off of that success despite returning just three players from last season’s team. “There’s no repeat now,” head coach Jim Ferry said. “… It’s a new stage.”
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After two injury-plagued years at Merrimack, former Calvert Hall hoops star Brendan Johnson is back home at Coppin State and ready for a fresh start as he makes the transition from scoring guard to point guard in his first season with the Eagles.
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After finishing last season 26-8 overall and 17-1 in the Patriot League, Navy men’s basketball head coach Jon Perry is looking to build on that success despite losing several key players.
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Despite Maryland football’s loss to Illinois, interim head coach Aazaar Abdul-Rahim saw positive signs from the team in his first game at the helm. “I think they showed some of the new things that we talked about,” Abdul-Rahim said. “I’ve seen great mental toughness.”
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Mount St. Mary’s women’s basketball senior Alana Powell recently chatted with PressBox about starting her college career at CCBC Essex, what clicked for her last season and more.
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Now in his eighth season with Morgan State, HC Kevin Broadus is defining what’s important for the Bears. “We’re going to be less talented in some areas,” Broadus said, “but these guys are going to play harder and they’re going to do the right things off the court.”
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Towson men’s basketball players Jon Barton (St. John’s College) and Jaquan Womack (Paul VI) played against one another during their high school days in the WCAC. Now, they’re looking to make an impact together for the Tigers.
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Justin Perry has been Morgan State offensive coordinator Apollo Wright’s chess piece to move around on the football field. “He’s a guy that as the time keeps going on, he’s going to get even more comfortable in this offense,” Wright said.
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Maryland field hockey senior goalkeeper Alyssa Klebasko knows exactly what it takes to beat the odds, from beating cancer as a youth to being doubted by coaches because of her 5-foot-4 frame.
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