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New Coppin State men’s basketball head coach Larry Stewart understands the challenges he’s facing. “It’s not about me,” Stewart said. “It’s about these young men. It’s about teaching and growing, and it’s about getting the Coppin brand back to where it once was.”
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Coppin State men’s basketball enters the MEAC tournament as the No. 6 seed, and Eagles standout Nendah Tarke says he’s fully healthy and ready to go after playing through a small fracture in his shooting hand for much of the season.
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2022 marks PressBox’s sixth annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Maryland basketball legend Juan Dixon will return to College Park as a head coach for the first time when Coppin State faces Maryland the day after Thanksgiving. “I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have that game circled,” Dixon said.
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Coppin State men’s basketball graduate student Sam Sessoms recently talked with PressBox about why he transferred to Coppin, the players he models his game after and more.
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Coppin State women’s basketball graduate student Jaia Alexander recently chatted with PressBox about her decision to transfer back home last year, settling in with a new coach this year and more.
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Izaiah Brockington has long been following in the footsteps of his father, Coppin State legend Antoine Brockington, and that path may soon lead him to the NBA.
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For Sam Sessoms, the decision to transfer to Coppin State came down to the relationship he built with the coaching staff and the chance to win a conference title. “Me and Juan Dixon built a great relationship from Day 1 when I entered the transfer portal,” Sessoms said.
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After amassing 16 total victories during the previous four seasons, Coppin State women’s basketball is 13-9 and in hot pursuit of its first MEAC title in 17 years. “I always have maximum expectations for myself and anything I’m a part of leading,” head coach Laura Harper said.
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After going 1-14 during a brutal nonconference slate, Coppin State men’s basketball is 3-1 in MEAC play. “We’re just trying to come together as a team, game by game,” Nendah Tarke said. “… We’re starting to hit our stride and we’re starting to maximize what we can be as a team.”
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