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After recently announcing his retirement from college coaching, Ed Hottle looks back on his tenure with Stevenson football and the moments that stand out from his 15 seasons with the program.
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Now a Chiefs offensive assistant, former Stevenson quarterback Dan Williams just won his third Super Bowl with Kansas City, and while making the transition from player to coach wasn’t an easy decision, he’s thankful for how everything has worked out.
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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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2023 marks PressBox’s seventh annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Stevenson men’s basketball coach Gary Stewart recently collected the program’s all-time record for wins, and for Stewart, it has been the people around him who made it all possible. “It’s really something that is all encompassing,” said Stewart, “It’s not about me.”
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Ed Hottle has a 64-47 record in 11-plus seasons with Stevenson football, but he’s quick to shift the focus to his players. “The most important piece is you want player-led teams,” Hottle said. “… Coach-led teams win games. Player-led teams win championships.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles talks with Stevenson athletic director Brett Adams about the new East Campus, which provides an athletics and recreational hub for the university, a new state-of-the-art outdoor track and field complex and more.
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Former Stevenson quarterback Dan Williams reflects on his journey from Owings Mills to two Super Bowl wins on the Kansas City Chiefs’ coaching staff.
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Stevenson’s Brett Adams is determined to be proactive in his role as athletic director and explore ways to make competing in the spring safe and feasible. “We don’t know all the answers,” Adams said. “We are learning … but no one has been through this before.”
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Stevenson’s Patrick Watson wasn’t a top-of-the-line runner at South River High School or in his early years with the Mustangs. So what changed to make him a Division III national champion? An all-in approach.
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