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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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Morgan State forward Lagio Grantsaan picked up basketball as a teenager in The Netherlands and ended up at Morgan State by way of Northwest College in Wyoming. Now, he’s helping the Bears make their mark on the MEAC.
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Now in her second year with Morgan State women’s basketball, Dahnye Redd is focusing on more than scoring and rebounding. The “Band-Aid girl” has focused on setting the tone for the entire team with her leadership this year.
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Troy Baxter’s college basketball career has taken him around the country, but he’s finally found a hoops home at Morgan State. “Now from my freshman year, I’m a totally different person,” Baxter said.
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Legendary sports broadcaster Jim Gray says Baltimore native, Morgan State legend and former NBA player Marvin “The Eraser” Webster helped him build the relationships that catapulted him into the sports broadcasting business.
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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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“When you’re 20-plus years in a game you naturally want to coach it and really pass down the lessons you’ve learned to the next generation,” former Morgan State legend Corin “Tiny” Adams said of joining Loyola men’s basketball as an assistant coach.
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“As a top prospect, you can change the narrative of how everybody looks at this,” Sharone Wright Jr. said of his decision to transfer from Wake Forest to Morgan State basketball. “… Being at an HBCU just makes me feel more at home.”
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With a 15-16 record (9-7 in the MEAC), Morgan State enters the conference tournament as the No. 5 seed. “We’ve lost a couple we should have won, but we’ve probably won a couple we should have lost,” head coach Kevin Broadus said. “… And we still have a chance to get more wins.”
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