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At 5-foot-10 and 170 pounds, Morgan State wide receiver DJ Hamler isn’t blessed with the size that many players have. Football, on the other hand, is absolutely in his blood.
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Defensive lineman Vinnie Shaffer and cornerback Jae’Veyon Morton made the most of their second chances at Towson and Morgan State after beginning their college careers elsewhere, and the work they put in paid off in a big way in 2022.
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Junior linebacker Lawrence Richardson said he came to Morgan State to play football because it was “the only school that believed in him.” Now he has a whole bunch of believers, including a whole new Morgan State coaching staff.
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After 13 seasons at Bowie State, Damon Wilson is making the leap from Division II to Division I as the new head football coach at Morgan State. “I think Morgan’s capable of being a powerhouse program in the FCS,” Wilson said.
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2021 marks PressBox’s fifth annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Morgan State wide receiver Wesley Wolfolk is entering his seventh year of college. The former quarterback had three different stops along his journey before landing at Morgan … and he has big plans for the future, too.
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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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Neil Boudreau and Loren Teter made the decision to transfer together from San Diego State, and while the COVID-19 pandemic has upended some of their plans, Boudreau is looking forward to playing for Morgan State football and Teter for UMBC volleyball.
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With the fall sports season canceled, Morgan State football HC Tyrone Wheatley is still focused on helping his players improve. “This game is 90 percent mental,” Wheatley said. “You can continue to grow these young men’s mental IQ and football IQ.”
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Kicker KC Onwuemeka, who starred on Netflix’s “Last Chance U” while at Laney College, is now hoping to make a name for himself with Morgan State football.
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