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Glenn Clark responds to the outcry over Caitlin Clark being left off of the Olympic team and says it’s important not to lose sight of the talented athletes who are on Team USA, including former Maryland star Alyssa Thomas.
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Glenn Clark reflects on Angel Reese’s college career and the impact the St. Frances graduate had on women’s college basketball.
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Coppin State’s Physical Education Complex was home to a party-like atmosphere Dec. 20 as Angel Reese made her return to Baltimore. “Having the whole city coming out and having so many people come out and supporting us has been amazing for me,” Reese said.
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Before tonight’s matchup against Coppin State, LSU star and Randallstown native Angel Reese talked with PressBox about how Shaquille O’Neal helped her get through her two-week stretch away from the team, the importance of prioritizing mental health and more.
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2023 marks PressBox’s seventh annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Maryland sophomore forward Angel Reese likes where the Terps stand entering their Sweet 16 matchup against Stanford March 25. “A healthy Maryland is a scary Maryland,” Reese said.
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Maryland’s women’s basketball didn’t repeat as Big Ten regular-season champs for just the second time in eight years, but the team’s goals are still on the table. “It’s such a tough stretch to prepare for March and we’ve grown. We’re battle-tested,” Brenda Frese said.
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After missing 14 games with a broken foot last season, Angel Reese is averaging 18.2 points and 10.8 rebounds per game for the Terps. “”This is kind of my redemption year,” Reese said. “… This year was getting my confidence back and I have that myself and from my teammates.”
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The Maryland 3×3 team of Angel Reese, Katie Benzan, Mimi Collins and Faith Masonius came in second overall at the 2021 Red Bull USA Basketball 3X Nationals, the highest finish for any college entry. “I like 3-on-3, it’s much faster, a quicker game,” Reese said.
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Maryland’s Ashley Owusu and Diamond Miller are part of the USA team that will compete in the FIBA AmeriCup June 11-19 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. “It’s definitely a chance to prove yourself and to also go up against some of the best competition in college,” Owusu said.
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