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Maryland football faces an uphill climb to become bowl eligible after a disappointing home loss to Rutgers. “We’re running out of chances and opportunities,” HC Michael Locksley said after the loss, “and we’ve got to find a way to get this thing fixed.”
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Navy QB Blake Horvath, who helped guide the Mids to a 7-2 start as the engine of their Wing-T attack, missed most of a 35-0 loss to Tulane on Nov. 16 after aggravating rib and back issues in the first half.
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As his college football career winds down, Navy fullback Daba Fofana took time to reflect on his journey. “I have grown in so many different ways that it’s even hard to describe,” Fofana said. “… just being around the team all these years and being around all those great guys.”
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Joshua Sampson breaks down three things to look for as Maryland men’s basketball faces No. 15 Marquette on Nov. 15 in the Terps’ first big test of the season.
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Despite losing a couple of key players to the transfer portal, UMBC HC Jim Ferry likes his team’s continuity. “We are significantly further ahead right now than we certainly were last year at this point, just because the foundation was laid last year. We have an exciting group.”
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With three games remaining this season, Maryland (4-5) needs to win two more games to secure a fourth straight bowl game. “We’ve got to do everything [correctly] right now and that’s my job to make sure we’re doing everything correctly,” HC Michael Locksley said.
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PressBox recently chatted with Loyola men’s basketball senior Milos Ilic about Serbian hoops, playing alongside his brother, recovering from a torn ACL and more.
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PressBox recently chatted with Towson football redshirt senior Daniel Raymond about his favorite sports star as a kid, the show he’s been binging lately and more.
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Maryland women’s basketball head coach Brenda Frese has skillfully adapted to the evolving basketball landscape. “We’re really deep, we’re really talented,” Frese said. “As long as we can continue to stay unselfish, great things will be in store for this team.”
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Joshua Sampson breaks down three things to look for as Maryland football faces No. 1 Oregon on the road Nov. 9 at 7 p.m.
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