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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Towson football head coach Rob Ambrose about whether there will be a season this year and how the pandemic could impact Division I programs that don’t have the luxury of playing in 80-100K seat stadiums.
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For Towson RB Yeedee Thaenrat, who was separated from his parents during civil war in Liberia, navigating the NFL Draft process without a pro day is just another step in the journey. “I’ve just been taking it one day at a time,” Thaenrat said, “and I’m hoping my film is enough.”
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While Towson football is hosting virtual meetings for spring football, coach Rob Ambrose says the team’s “No. 1 thing every week is academics … and making sure that they’re all staying on schedule because we are clearly in unprecedented academic territory.”
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With the restrictions in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Towson WR Shane Leatherbury is attempting to make the jump to the NFL without the help of a pro day, but obstacles are nothing new for the former Towson walk-on.
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Even though he hasn’t played a different position in more than a decade, Towson quarterback Tom Flacco believes his athleticism gives him a chance to do just that in the NFL. “I’ll take whatever I can,” Flacco said.
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Glenn Clark breaks down the top events to come on the 2020 Baltimore sports scene — minus, of course, Super Bowl LIV, because that would be a jinx.
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Towson football is looking to state its case for an at-large bid in the FCS playoffs with a win against Elon Nov. 23, and helping to lead the way for the Tigers will be receiver Shane Leatherbury.
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In 2003, Yeedee Thaenrat and his siblings were separated from their parents while fleeing their native Liberia during one of the bloodiest wars the nation has ever seen. In 2019, Thaenrat is a senior at Towson and the starting running back for the football team.
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Former Towson football star Jordan Dangerfield, now a safety and special teams ace for the Pittsburgh Steelers, has a unique connection to both sides of the storied Ravens-Steelers rivalry having spent his college years in the Baltimore area.
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Quarterback Tom Flacco is a big reason for the Towson football team’s 3-0 start, but he deflects the credit to the Tigers’ defense. “They keep getting teams off the field and that’s what’s really important,” Flacco said.
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