Don Markus Discusses New Len Bias Podcast
Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with former Baltimore Sun Terps reporter Don Markus about his new podcast on the legacy of Len Bias.
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Five Key Numbers From Maryland Men’s Basketball’s Loss To Virginia Tech
Emma Shuster breaks down five pivotal numbers from Maryland men’s basketball’s 62-58 loss to Virginia Tech, including the Terps’ continued struggles from behind the arc, costly turnovers and more.
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Thirty-Five Years Later, Thinking Of Only The Good From Len Bias’ Career
Maryland honored Len Bias at Xfinity Center Dec. 1, with his parents, James and Dr. Lonise Bias in attendance. Mike Ashley reflects on the 35 years that have passed since Bias’ death and how he can now think of the good, instead of the sad thoughts.
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Dr. Lonise Bias ‘Didn’t Know The Magnitude’ Of Son Len’s Legend Until His Passing
“I am in awe, really, that we’re even having this conversation today,” Len Bias’ mother, Dr. Lonise Bias, said of her son’s enduring impact. “… Here we are today, celebrating his legacy and the man that he was.”
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The 15: Baltimore Sports Myths & Legends
In honor of former Orioles minor leaguer Steve Dalkowski, who recently passed away, Glenn Clark looks at the top 15 Baltimore sports myths and legends.
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Terps Broadcaster Johnny Holliday On Whether Len Bias Could’ve Rivaled Michael Jordan
“I think he had just begun to scratch the surface,” Terps broadcaster Johnny Holliday said of Len Bias. “I think he could have been as good, maybe even better, than Michael Jordan.”
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Jordan Brand VP Howard ‘H’ White On Terps Memories, Michael Jordan-Len Bias Comparisons
Former Terps point guard and current Jordan Brand VP Howard “H” White discusses his time at Maryland, his journey with Nike and the Michael Jordan-Len Bias comparisons.
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The 15: Next Baltimore Hall Of Fame Candidates
With Ed Reed and Mike Mussina going into their sports’ respective Halls of Fame, Glenn Clark wonders who will be the next athletes with Baltimore ties to earn a Hall of Fame nod.
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Len Bias: It Was 20 Years Ago Today
Twenty years have passed since that sad morning when Len Bias — Maryland’s own chiseled superhero in high tops — died from a cocaine overdose.
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