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“It’s not to just look at my guys as football players,” Morgan State head coach Tyrone Wheatley said of the conversations he’s had with his team following the death of George Floyd, “but now it’s to help them put themselves in a position of influence.”
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As they look to become the next Morgan State players to make their mark in the NFL, Rico Kennedy and Ian McBorrough are staying in shape with home workouts and doing their best not to worry about things beyond their control.
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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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Chelsea Mitchell spent her first two years of college with the Morgan State women’s basketball team, then transferred to Lander College before finishing her career at Morgan State this year. What has she learned? “Stay true to yourself,” she said.
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In recent months, Morgan State hired Tyrone Wheatley and Kevin Broadus to run its football and men’s basketball programs, respectively, and has poured money into facility upgrades. But any improvements made on the athletic side will largely be done through academics.
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Former NFL receiver Derrick Alexander, an original Raven from the 1996 squad, is back in town as Morgan State’s wide receivers coach, and Glenn Clark says that’s great for Baltimore.
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Former Morgan State women’s basketball star Corin “Tiny” Adams completed her seventh season playing overseas this spring after a successful year with Panathinaikos Athens.
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Jim Henneman recalls the 1952 matchup between Morgan State University’s basketball team and Loyola College (now University) — a game for the ages in more ways than one.
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