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The Orioles’ developing farm system continues to reflect well in national rankings.
- Left-hander Paul Fry, briefly deemed the closer, was manager Brandon Hyde’s most trusted reliever early in 2021. But an epic collapse down the stretch, fueled by an evaporation of his command, saw Fry’s ERA spike above 6.00 as he ended the year in Triple-A.
- The Ilic brothers are 6-foot-10, 230-pound freshman power forwards who have helped Loyola Maryland enjoy its best start in the Patriot League since joining the conference for the 2013-14 season.
- There are more than enough Black candidates to fill all of these open head coaching jobs, columnist Mike Preston writes.
- Maryland fell behind early and never recovered against Hunter Dickinson and Michigan, suffering its fifth loss in its past six games.
- Ten days after a stress fracture in her left shin cut her 2021-22 season short, former Florida guard Lavender Briggs announced she's transferring to Maryland.
- Linebacker Diego Fagot capped an outstanding career by leading Navy in tackles (94) and tackles for loss (11) for the third straight season, while Maryland's Taulia Tagovailoa became the first quarterback to start every game of a season for the Terps since 2014.
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- "There were a lot of sleepless nights getting to this conclusion," Hammon said.
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- Linebacker Diego Fagot capped an outstanding career by leading Navy in tackles (94) and tackles for loss (11) for the third straight season, while Maryland's Taulia Tagovailoa became the first quarterback to start every game of a season for the Terps since 2014.
- Malik McDowell, who was given a second chance by the team after serving jail time, was arrested Monday in Florida on charges that include public exposure.
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- Five years and five long sets later, five-time Australian Open runner-up Andy Murray finally has won another match at the season-opening Grand Slam tournament.
- Left-hander Paul Fry, briefly deemed the closer, was manager Brandon Hyde’s most trusted reliever early in 2021. But an epic collapse down the stretch, fueled by an evaporation of his command, saw Fry’s ERA spike above 6.00 as he ended the year in Triple-A.
- "There were a lot of sleepless nights getting to this conclusion," Hammon said.
- The Packers are still the Super Bowl favorites, but where do the Chiefs and Bills rank after their big wild-card wins? Here's a look at the top contenders heading into the divisional round.
- The North Eastern girls high school varsity ice hockey team hosted the Archbishop Spalding Cavaliers Friday for a nonleague game at Ice World.North Eastern (8-2-1) was playing without 12-of-20 regular varsity players, including their one and only goalie, due to many players Club Ice Hockey travel commitments for tournaments during the Martin Luther King Holiday weekend.Varsity forward Anna Stamatos volunteered to play goalie and suited up for the first time in her ice hockey career. In addition, six junior varsity players were elevated to supplement the game-day roster.The result was a 15-15 tie.
- There are more than enough Black candidates to fill all of these open head coaching jobs, columnist Mike Preston writes.
- Maryland fell behind early and never recovered against Hunter Dickinson and Michigan, suffering its fifth loss in its past six games.
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