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Maryland safety and McDonogh alum Dante Trader Jr. talked with PressBox about his decision to pass up lacrosse this spring in order to focus on football, how the Terps got into playing chess and more.
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Jahmir Young isn’t expected to hear his name called in the upcoming NBA Draft, but the Maryland guard is just using that as motivation as he looks ahead. “I’ve been doubted my whole life,” Young said.
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A native of Angola, Selton Miguel is close with former Terp Bruno Fernando, and Miguel says Fernando was a key factor in his decision to join Maryland through the transfer portal.
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Maryland’s Beau Brade may not be the highest-rated safety in the 2024 draft, but he is eager to show what he can do. “If you underestimate me, then perfect because I’m going to prove you wrong every time,” Brade said. “That’s how my mind works.”
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“When I visited Maryland it kind of felt like home,” Ja’Kobi Gillespie said of his decision to transfer to Maryland men’s basketball. “… We have a good group of guys coming in. I feel like we can really win.”
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With program stalwarts now pursuing opportunities in the NFL, Perry Fisher is expected to take on a bigger role in the Maryland secondary in 2024 — and he’s looking to pick up right where he left off in the Music City Bowl.
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For Maryland football HC Michael Locksley, the team’s recent spring practice at Morgan State was a way to say thank you to Baltimore and also evaluate the team’s options at quarterback.
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Former Wake Forest star and current college basketball analyst Randolph Childress talked with PressBox about the challenges facing Kevin Willard as he looks to get Maryland men’s basketball back on track for next season.
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Maryland women’s basketball HC Brenda Frese has seen her team go through its share of adversity this season, and she is confident in what they can do in the NCAA Tournament. “This group has really been resilient,” Frese said, “and they’ve just continued to trust and work.”
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Glenn Clark looks back at his preseason optimism for Maryland men’s basketball and owns up to what he got wrong.
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