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Going back to Cali
- Maryland sophomore quarterback Chris Turner is going back to California to play a bowl game, and while he’s there, he hopes to change a few misconceptions his teammates have about his native state.
Dunbar advance to state finals
- Even without junior running back Tavon Austin, who injured his leg in the first quarter, the Dunbar Poets didn’t miss a beat, outscoring South Carroll 34-8 Saturday in the 1A State Semifinal game.
Senior duo set the records
- This is how well Arundel quarterback Nick Elko and receiver Brandon Johnson-Farrell know each other: They know what the other is thinking without making eye contact.
‘That’s what this school is about: football’
- Wilde Lake coach Doug DuVall has a simple explanation why Ashton Hayes has emerged as one of the state’s best running backs.
- Wilde Lake coach Doug DuVall has a simple explanation why Ashton Hayes has emerged as one of the state’s best running backs.
Goldberg: ‘People weren’t giving me much respect’
- Talk about making a bad impression.
- Talk about making a bad impression.
Maryland faces N.C. State with bowl bid on the line
- For Maryland’s football team, it has come to this: If the Terrapins are to play in a bowl game for the second consecutive season, they must win at North Carolina State on Saturday in their final regular season game.
Terps roll to Preseaeson WNIT crown
- Behind strong performances from junior point guard Kristi Toliver and senior forward Jade Perry, the third-ranked Maryland women's basketball team defeated fourth-ranked Louisiana State University Sunday, 75-62, to win the Championship of the Preseason WNIT at the Comcast Center in College Park.
Women of Maryland take WNIT trophy
- By David Duberstein
- By David Duberstein
Fokou runs under the radar
- Every time Maryland senior defensive lineman Carlos Feliciano watches linebacker Moise Fokou catch a speedy running back and throw him to the ground, he’s convinced the junior is playing out of position.
- Every time Maryland senior defensive lineman Carlos Feliciano watches linebacker Moise Fokou catch a speedy running back and throw him to the ground, he’s convinced the junior is playing out of position.
Terrapins looking for two more victories
- A win over a top-10 team would be the pinnacle for most college football teams, but not for Maryland. The Terrapins have two wins over such teams this season, but can’t afford to revel in their victories — they still need another win to earn bowl eligibility.
Terps look to regroup against Boston College
- The mood was somber at Ralph Friedgen’s weekly media conference on Tuesday. For the fourth straight week, the Maryland coach answered more questions about his team’s injuries than its performance.
Running to new heights
- Severna Park junior Andrew Finlayson wasn’t supposed to run cross country this year, but to the delight of his teammates, he quit soccer tryouts so he could lead their team to an Anne Arundel County title.
- Severna Park junior Andrew Finlayson wasn’t supposed to run cross country this year, but to the delight of his teammates, he quit soccer tryouts so he could lead their team to an Anne Arundel County title.
Terrapins face must-win situation
- For the Terrapins, it has come down to this: If they want to be assured of a bowl invitation, they must likely win their remaining three games, beginning with Saturday’s against one of the nation’s top teams, Boston College.
- For the Terrapins, it has come down to this: If they want to be assured of a bowl invitation, they must likely win their remaining three games, beginning with Saturday’s against one of the nation’s top teams, Boston College.
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