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“What you really gain out of it through the struggle is much more important than what you get at the end of it,” former Maryland and current Morgan State QB Cameron Edge said. “It’s easy to say, but living it is another thing as well.”
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Reigning MEAC Rookie of the Year Jason Collins Jr. has big goals in mind for the 2025 college football season. The best part would be reaching them close to home at Morgan State.
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Graduate student Kobe Muasau will start at quarterback for Morgan State in its season opener at South Alabama on Aug. 30. “I would love to have a guy that we can kind of hang our hat on,” HC Damon Wilson said.
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“It brought back that love of the game for me again that I felt like was slipping,” Morgan State linebacker Ahmad McCullough said of finishing his college career back home in Baltimore. “It helped a lot mentally, spiritually, emotionally and everything.”
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Morgan State football kicks off the season at Hampton Aug. 31, and head coach Damon Wilson is looking for big things from Keith Jenkins Jr.
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Morgan State is hoping Carlvainsky Decius can help fill the void left in the defensive backfield by the loss of two key contributors. “I’m looking for him to make some more plays,” DC Antone’ Sewell said.
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2023 marks PressBox’s seventh annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Morgan State running back J.J. Davis chatted with PressBox about trading places with a TV character, his favorite sports star growing up and more.
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Elijah Williams began at Morgan State as a linebacker, but he has since shifted to the defensive line under Damon Wilson. “He’s going to grade high — typically because nine out of ten times, he’ll be in the right position,” Wilson said.
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Morgan State football went 4-7 in Damon Wilson’s first year as head coach, but Wilson says “we definitely were able to lay the foundation of our program.” Now, the Bears look to take the next step.
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