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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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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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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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When the Maryland men’s basketball team won the national championship in 2002, Glenn Clark assumed there’d be more to come. That it hasn’t turned out that way makes him more appreciative of what the 2002 team did.
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Head coach Gary Williams and players from the 2001-02 team look back at five key moments from the Terps’ championship run.
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Head coach Gary Williams and players from the 2001-02 team look back at five key moments from the Terps’ championship run.
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Former Maryland star Lonny Baxter believes former teammate and current Coppin State head coach Juan Dixon would be a great fit to lead their alma mater. “Coming back to his alma mater, where it all started, it would just be something else for the history books,” Baxter said.
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On March 3, 2002, Maryland defeated Virginia, 112-92, in the last game ever played at Cole Field House. Gary Williams, Juan Dixon, Lonny Baxter, Chris Wilcox and more talked with PressBox about what that night meant.
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This weekend’s reunion of the 2002 Terps brought back plenty of memories for Mike Ashley, and a reminder of what could happen again.
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As part of Maryland’s game against Ohio State Feb. 27, the 2002 Terps are returning to College Park to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their national championship. And while Gary Williams is looking forward to seeing everyone, there’s one player he hasn’t seen in many years.
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