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Maryland safety Dante Trader Jr. is excited about the Terps’ defensive backfield. “We have a really strong cornerback room and an up-and-coming safety room,” Trader said. “… We compete. That just translates to the field. We communicate, we fly around and that’s what we do.”
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Joshua Sampson breaks down three key takeaways from Maryland football head coach Michael Locksley after the Terps’ second scrimmage on Aug. 20.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Maryland football head coach Michael Locksley about the Terps’ outlook for this season.
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When Loyola women’s soccer’s Paige Sim isn’t working out relentlessly to improve as a goalkeeper, she’s cramming in study sessions for the MCAT. “It’s the best of both worlds,” Sim said.
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Rayuan Lane III is a sophomore on the Navy football team — only four years removed from being a basketball-first high school athlete — and entered his second preseason camp atop the free safety depth chart. It all started at Gilman.
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Maryland football held its first scrimmage of the summer Aug. 13, and even though the scrimmage was not open to fans or media, Terps head coach Michael Locksley held a brief video conference afterward. Joshua Sampson breaks down three key takeaways from what Locksley had to say.
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The 2022 season will mark Ken Niumatalolo’s 15th season as the head coach of Navy football. Former Navy quarterbacks Malcolm Perry and Keenan Reynolds share what makes Niumatalolo so successful.
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Kya Matter developed into a second ace for UMBC softball during her freshman season with the help of teammate and friend Courtney Coppersmith. Now, they get a chance to spend one more season together in 2023 as one of the best tandems in college softball.
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Squads of Maryland and Georgetown alumni will square off at Xfinity Center Aug. 6 in the first event put on by the newly founded Alumni Basketball League. “I want to give back to the fans and give them something exciting,” former Terp Travis Garrison said.
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Maryland women’s basketball will welcome five transfers for the 2022-23 season, but the Terps also lost five players to the transfer portal. “It’s a lot of change,” Brenda Frese said. “… But the transfer portal isn’t going away. It is what it is, and the name of the game is you have to adapt and adjust.”
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