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Top teams scrambling to make up lost games
Associated PressThe road to the Rose Bowl is filled with unprecedented uncertainty. For starters, Dec. 1 is becoming the most convenient date for rescheduling Division I-A games called off after last week's terrorist attacks. Originally, the Dec. 1 schedule read: Big...Tags: Virginia Tech, California State University, Fresno, Rose Bowl Game, University of Southern California, Florida State Seminoles
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Switch-hitting experiment paid off
Sun StaffThe Orioles knew they had something special at Double-A Asheville in 1975, even if Eddie Murray wasn't showing it at the plate. He was 19 then, and the accolades were already piling up, so this hardly seemed like the time for drastic measures or new...Tags: Landforms, Eddie Murray, American League, Elections, Baltimore Orioles
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Growth of Bowman on a par with star's
Sun StaffOne in a series of occasional articles on Michael Phelps and his path to the 2004 Olympics. When he swam in the 2000 Olympics, Michael Phelps was 15, the youngest American to earn a trip to Sydney, Australia. Now that Phelps is 18 and a young man atop...Tags: Michael Phelps, Dining and Drinking, Vince Lombardi, Colleges and Universities, Sports Illustrated
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Q&A with Gary Lambrecht
Baltimoresun.com StaffSun reporter Gary Lambrecht answers readers' questions about college lacrosse. -------------------- Rob, Fallston: Do you think the game would be better served with a shot clock, say, of 30 seconds once the attacking team crosses midfield? Gary...Tags: Florida State Seminoles, NCAA Final Four, Maryland Terrapins, Colleges and Universities, Basketball
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Youngster's drive couldn't be sacked
Sun StaffWhen John Unitas was in seventh grade at a Catholic grade school in the hard hills south of downtown Pittsburgh, his teacher asked each of the students in his class what they wanted to be when they grew up. A pro football player, Unitas said. His...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Sid Luckman, Children, Christianity, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Terps hope they'll feel right at home
Sun StaffThe personality of a college basketball program is mostly thought to be a reflection of its coach, players and fans. There is another factor in this formula, one incapable of displaying human emotion, yet still managing to have a life of its own. It is a...Tags: Maryland Terrapins, North Carolina Tar Heels, Sam Cassell, John Thompson, University of Maryland, College Park
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Peach delicious for Terps
Sun StaffATLANTA - The Maryland football team's two-year quest for a defining victory finally came to fruition last night in convincing fashion against Tennessee in the Peach Bowl. The 20th-ranked Terps defeated the Volunteers, 30-3, before 68,330 at the...Tags: Football, Maryland Terrapins, Arts, Organized Crime, Ralph Friedgen
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Ravens draft picks
Baltimoresun.com Staff1996 1st round (4th overall): OL Jonathan Ogden (UCLA) 1st round (26th overall): LB Ray Lewis (Miami) 2nd round (55th overall): CB DeRon Jenkins (Tennessee) 5th round (153rd overall): WR Jermaine Lewis (Maryland) 6th round (172nd overall): LB Dexter...Tags: Louisville, Anthony Poindexter, Austin (Chicago, Illinois), Chris McAlister, Peter Boulware
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Healers of hidden wounds
Sun StaffCombat leaves many wounds. Some soldiers will heal and go on. Others will sustain injuries that change their lives. And some will be haunted by physical and psychological problems induced by the fear, grief and sheer horror of war. To minimize long-...Tags: Science, Stress, Insomnia, Iraq, Psychiatry
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For precocious Phelps, it's a race against time
Baltimore Sun reporterThe buzz is building over Michael Phelps. The 15-year-old from Rodgers Forge has the sinew and strokes to someday be mentioned with America's swimming legends. In 2004 and 2008, he could collect times and titles worthy of Weissmuller and Schollander,...Tags: Michael Phelps, Rose Bowl Game, Multi-Sport Events, Debbie Phelps, Nintendo Company Ltd.
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UM study may shape future of death row
Sun StaffThe future and fairness of Maryland's death penalty may depend on the mountain of facts being collected by a University of Maryland criminology professor who shuns the spotlight and a group of graduate students working with him. Professor Raymond...Tags: Rape, Domestic Violence, Criminals, Lawyers, Northwestern University
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Mazzilli leads as O's enter homestretch
Sun StaffNew York Yankees first base coach Lee Mazzilli has emerged as the leading candidate to land the Orioles' managerial job, several sources close to the search said yesterday. The team's six-man search committee, which included Orioles vice presidents Jim...Tags: Mike Flanagan, Heads of State, Toronto Blue Jays, Eddie Murray, Oakland Athletics
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