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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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2021 marks PressBox’s fifth annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Coppin State men’s basketball sophomore Nendah Tarke recently chatted with PressBox about playing for Maryland legend Juan Dixon, what it’s like to play an up-tempo style and more.
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Coppin State women’s basketball senior Jalynda Salley recently spoke with PressBox about playing for former Maryland star Laura Harper, the story behind her best friend on the team and more.
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Coppin State swingman Anthony Tarke and Morgan State forward Troy Baxter have both worked out for multiple teams heading into the NBA Draft, and while they are still long shots to be drafted, it’s maybe not quite as long a shot they’ll end up in the NBA.
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Aliyah Lawson learned what a winning culture looked like before coming to Coppin State, and now she’s trying to build a bridge to a new era of Eagles basketball.
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After traveling far and wide, Anthony Tarke came back closer to home to help local legend Juan Dixon turn the fortunes of Coppin State men’s basketball and to try to follow Dixon’s path to the NBA.
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The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), which includes Coppin State and Morgan State, will implement a divisional schedule for basketball starting Jan. 2 and football starting Feb. 20.
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With NCAA college basketball set to tip off Nov. 25, local programs are still working through tentative schedules and other pandemic-related changes. “I guess the only positive thing is that everyone is in the same boat,” UMBC head coach Ryan Odom said.
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