Maryland Athletics To Return To Full Capacity For Sporting Events For 2021-22 Season
Maryland Athletics will welcome fans back to its sporting events at full capacity for all 2021-22 athletic seasons, including football and basketball.
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Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey Discloses He Tested Positive For COVID-19
Ravens Pro Bowl cornerback Marlon Humphrey disclosed on Nov. 2 that he has tested positive for COVID-19, one day after he played in the Ravens’ 28-24 loss to the Steelers.
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Maryland Athletics Releases Latest COVID-19 Testing Results
Between Sept. 14-29, Maryland’s University Health Center conducted COVID-19 tests for 1,184 student-athletes. Fourteen tested positive. Ten were already in quarantine.
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Though Future Unclear, Towson Football’s Tibo Debaillie Staying Ready In Belgium
Towson defensive lineman Tibo Debaillie was poised to have his best season as a Tiger this fall — until COVID-19 altered those plans. Now, he’s staying ready in his native Belgium.
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Former Maryland AD Kevin Anderson: Big Ten, Pac-12 Made Right Decision
Former Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson says the Big Ten and Pac-12 made the right decision to postpone the fall sports season. “I think there’s a moral obligation here,” Anderson said. “This is different than having a young man go out and hurt his knee.”
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Ralph Friedgen On How Fall Sports Postponement Impacts Maryland Football
Former Maryland head coach Ralph Friedgen said the COVID-19 pandemic is forcing today’s coaches to face challenges unlike anything he dealt with, but he does see an opportunity for Michael Locksley to bring the team closer together and for Maryland to emerge stronger for it.
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Glenn Clark: Why This Could Be A Turning Point For College Football … Or Not
With it looking likely that the 2020 college football season will soon come crashing down, Glenn Clark wonders whether this moment turns into a true turning point regarding the future of college football.
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Richie Bancells On How To Safely Navigate MLB Season
Despite the early coronavirus outbreaks with the Marlins and Cardinals, former Orioles trainer Richie Bancells said he believes it will be possible to finish the season if players continue to abide by MLB protocols. “The biggest thing is following what the health professionals are telling us,” Bancells said.
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Ravens WR Willie Snead: Players Must ‘Know What’s On The Line,’ Act Responsibly
“As a professional, we’re not going to be able to do a lot of things that we’re used to doing, like going out to dinner … going out and stuff like that,” Ravens WR Willie Snead said. “You gotta be a pro. You gotta know what’s on the line. The season’s on the line.”
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Epidemiologist Dr. Zachary Binney Pessimistic About Safely Conducting MLB, NFL Seasons
For epidemiologist Dr. Zachary Binney, the COVID-19 outbreak among the Marlins highlights concerns for both the MLB and NFL seasons. “I’m really worried about it,” Dr. Binney said. ” … Will it work for the NFL with more people and more contact? I think there’s evidence it may not.”
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