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While Morgan State softball came just short of reaching the NCAA Tournament, the Bears set program records in 2022, winning 31 games overall and 18 in the MEAC, thanks in large part to a stingy pitching staff led by Anaya Hunte and Melissa Paz.
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Former tight end Raymond Chester, a Baltimore product who played for John Madden with the Oakland Raiders, says Madden “was probably one of the greatest communicators of our age” and shares a memory as an example of why.
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After advancing to the MEAC championship game last year, Morgan State men’s basketball has big goals for the upcoming season. “Last year, we could score with anybody,” head coach Kevin Broadus said. “We’re learning to defend better, that’s our big focus right now is defense.”
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In celebration of the NBA’s 75th season, the Washington Wizards are returning to their Baltimore roots to host an open practice in partnership with Morgan State University at the Hill Field House Oct. 11.
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It’s been 10 years since Glenn Clark watched Carmelo Anthony’s “Melo League” All-Stars against Kevin Durant’s D.C.-based “Goodman League” All-Stars at Morgan State, and it remains his favorite Baltimore sports experience. And he still gets goosebumps just talking about it.
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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 and UMBC are two of just 64 teams still playing as the NCAA softball tournament opens May 21, and no one embodies the spirit of both teams more than two fifth-year seniors in the Bears’ Haylee Bobos and the Retrievers’ Maddie Daigneau.
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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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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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