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The Terps allowed 404 yards of total offense, turned the ball over four times and posted minus-6 rushing yards from running backs. It all added up to a 51-15 loss to Penn State as the search for a sixth win continues.
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Navy football responded to a 17-0 deficit by scoring 15 consecutive points in the second half, but eventually fell to Temple, 32-18, to drop to 3-5 overall. James Hartner offers three takeaways from the loss.
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After starting the season with a five-game winning streak, Maryland football now faces an uphill climb to bowl eligibility. “It’s all about execution,” RB Roman Hemby said as the Terps prepare to host No. 9 Penn State Nov. 4. . “… It just boils down to little details.”
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Johns Hopkins TE Will Leger made quite a splash with his game-winning TD on a blocked field goal, but he says that’s just the team’s mentality. “Our whole team is really focused in on, ‘What we can do next?’ and ‘What’s the best thing moving forward?'” Leger said.
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A big offseason propelled Xavier McDonald into the starting striker role at Navy, and now he’s excelling as a senior. “It just took a lot of time and commitment … to get where I am right now,” McDonald said.
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After winning a youth soccer national championship in 2019, Phoebe Canoles made a pact with her friends that never materialized. She plans to revisit that this year with a Towson team having its best year in decades.
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Elijah Williams began at Morgan State as a linebacker, but he has since shifted to the defensive line under Damon Wilson. “He’s going to grade high — typically because nine out of ten times, he’ll be in the right position,” Wilson said.
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After a successful regular season, Loyola women’s soccer enters the Patriot League Championships as the No. 3 seed. “We are playing the way we want to play games,” head coach Joe Mallia said. “And we’re not getting away from that right now.”
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Towson football’s Brockman Wallace thought last offseason would be the ideal time to move from offense to defense — and he’s been pleased with the results. “D-line just feels way more natural to me,” he said.
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Maryland punter Colton Spangler doesn’t have many opportunities every game to, as he puts it, “show everybody what I’m working on.” No matter, the Chesapeake grad has developed into a reliable weapon for the Terps.
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