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Joshua Sampson shares three things to look for when the Terps take on Buffalo Sept. 3, from the return of Dontay Demus Jr. to the opportunity for Roman Hemby.
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Navy finished 4-8 last year in a season filled with close losses, but a 17-13 victory against Army left the Mids in a good place entering the 2022 season. “It just reaffirmed we’re not far off,” head coach Ken Niumatalolo said.
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Redshirt senior Spencer Anderson returned to the Maryland football program for one last season because he has unfinished business … and his return is good news for the Terps’ offensive line, too.
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Towson defensive lineman Jesus Gibbs was off to a promising start in 2021 when he suffered a torn Achilles in practice. After finding inspiration during his rehab, he’s ready for a breakout season.
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“We’ve got a lot of work to do through recruiting, through our roster development and all those aspects to be able to compete against those types of teams and play at that level,” Maryland head coach Michael Locksley said after his team’s 66-17 loss to Ohio State Oct. 9.
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Maryland football pushed its record to 3-0 with a 20-17 win at Illinois Sept. 17. Jacob Steinberg looks at three players who stood out during the matchup in Champaign.
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Sean Grogan shares five takeaways from Navy’s 23-3 loss to Air Force, including continued offensive struggles for the Mids. “We had 36 yards rushing and we’re a rushing team,” HC Ken Niumatalolo said.
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When Maryland defensive end Sam Okuayinonu walks to his locker each day after practice, the word Liberia is slotted up top near his name plate. It’s a constant reminder of where he comes from and the journey that has shaped him.
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Morgan State wide receiver Wesley Wolfolk is entering his seventh year of college. The former quarterback had three different stops along his journey before landing at Morgan … and he has big plans for the future, too.
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Towson defensive lineman Sam Gyeni picked up football by chance at Quince Orchard High School. Now, it’s his passion in life. “I love the competition. I love the brotherhood, the family that comes with it, and this is a fun game to play,” Gyeni said.
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