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When fans watch Morgan State football star Arturo Mattocks, they see a highly productive player from the DMV. What fans don’t see is that Mattocks’ life is one of faith, discipline and structure.
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The running game set the tone, but the passing attack remains a work in progress. Joshua Sampson shares three takeaways from Maryland’s 62-0 win against Hampton to open the season.
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Joshua Sampson breaks down three things to look for as Maryland football opens the 2026 season against Hampton Sept. 5.
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Maryland and Navy football fans will notice some new stadium features and enhancements this season. Here’s what to expect.
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Jayden Shipps believes he is poised for a breakout sophomore season with Maryland football as he settles into a new position and the game begins to slow down for him. “I think safety is my spot, for sure,” he said.
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“I’m not going to lie, it feels good,” Braxton Woodson said of being the starting quarterback at Navy. “It feels good finally being able to take that one role, that one step. It feels a lot different than being the backup — I will say that, for sure.”
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QB Malik Washington is one of several key returning contributors as Maryland football kicks off the 2026 campaign, and he is confident that experience will pay off. “You can try your best,” Washington said, “but that field experience is something that we all needed.”
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As Maryland football looks to improve after back-to-back 4-8 seasons, wide receiver Chris Durr Jr. and edge rusher Nahsir Taylor are confident they can step up and help the Terps take a step forward.
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“I’ve never been on a team where everybody is so close,” Loyola women’s soccer goalkeeper Hannah Goetzer said. “We have really, really good team chemistry here, and that’s something I never really had before. It’s great to be part of this team.”
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As the 2026 season begins, Towson football coach Pete Shinnick checks in with PressBox about how he shaped his team’s preseason work, the potential breakout players to keep an eye on and why the new five-for-five rule could be a positive.
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