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Last year's Wimbledon runner-up Kevin Anderson beaten by 26th-seeded Guido Pella 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 (4) on Centre Court
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Maryland athletic director Damon Evans announced Thursday that the university will hire a new head team physician who will work outside the athletic department
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Nine months after University of Maryland football player Jordan McNair died of heatstroke following a summer practice, the state flagship university has implemented most of the changes recommended by a sports medicine consultant brought in to assess the response to his death.
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Frances Tiafoe of Prince George's County, Maryland, has advanced to the fourth round at Melbourne Park, his first appearance in the Round of 16 at any Grand Slam.
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After trailing by a set and 3-0 in the second, Frances Tiafoe, an alum of the Junior Tennis Champions Center in College Park, turned the match around to get to the third round at a major for the second time.
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From the name he is now referred to, to the way he talked about his team's talent and its coaching staff, here are three takeaways from new Maryland's coach Michael Locksley's introductory press conference.
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Seven years after being fired at New Mexico amid losing seasons and off-the-field problems, Mike Locksley is returning to College Park to guide a football program recovering from the aftermath of offensive lineman Jordan McNair’s death.
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Former Maryland offensive coordinator Mike Locksley, now in his second year as the offensive coordinator at Alabama, and Michigan assistant head coach Pep Hamilton will be interviewed early next week for the head coaching job in College Park.
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Maryland interim coach Matt Canada, who started his coaching career as an undergraduate at Indiana and later served on two different staffs in Bloomingtonm, returns Saturday hoping to help the Terps gain bowl eligibility.
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Maryland football coach DJ Durkin met with his staff and players before Tuesday’s practice, which was scheduled around the same time the University System of Maryland's Board of Regents held a news conference in Baltimore to announce its recommendation to reinstate the 40-year-old coach.
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The University of Maryland’s football program has been under heightened scrutiny since the June death of 19-year-old offensive lineman Jordan McNair and subsequent reports of a “toxic” culture within the team. Here are the names you need to know.
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In a statement to the commission looking into allegations of a "toxic" culture within the football team under DJ Durkin, former Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson said the turmoil within his department after he went on sabbatical led to the death of football player Jordan McNair.
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A series of events indicate some of the discord and strain building in the University of Maryland athletics department up to — and beyond — June 13, the day football player Jordan McNair died after suffering heatstroke during a team conditioning test.
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Thomas V. “Mike” Miller Jr., the president of the Maryland State Senate and a rabid supporter of the University of Maryland’s athletic program, says the athletic department has been “adrift” since the June 13 death of football player Jordan McNair.
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Don Jackson, an Alabama attorney who represented two former Maryland football players accused of sexual assault last year, said that he was hired by coach DJ Durkin and not by former Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson.
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Kevin Anderson directed the hiring of an attorney with athletic department funds to represent two student-athletes in a sexual misconduct case, the university said in a statement Thursday.
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A proposal by former Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson in May 2017 that would have placed the school’s athletic training staff under the supervision of the university’s medical school in Baltimore was never implemented.
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University of Maryland president Wallace D. Loh and athletic director Damon Evans met Tuesday in Baltimore with the family of Jordan McNair, who died from heatstroke June 13. They also announced the formation of a national commission to look into the Terps' football culture.
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Jordan McNair's death happened on Evans’ watch, too, and when he walked to the podium and introduced himself as the “new” athletic director, he forgot to mention that he used to be the deputy athletic director under Kevin Anderson.
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“I have been clear in the values that should define everything we do, and these reports are not reflective of the culture we seek to build here,” athletic director Damon Evans said in the letter.
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Maryland placed unnamed staff members on administrative leave, but leaves third-year coach DJ Durkin in charge of the team as the external review of the circumstances surrounding Jordan McNair's death continues.
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Colleen Sorem has been named deputy athletic director at Maryland.
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Maryland athletic director Damon Evans faces numerous challenges as he takes over on a full-time basis.
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New Maryland athletic director Damon Evans said his wife, Kerri, encouraged him to join Kevin Anderson's staff four years ago after he was forced to leave Georgia in 2010.
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With football player Jordan McNair's death still hanging over College Park, Damon Evans is given long-awaited second chance as Maryland's new athletic director.
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Damon Evans, who has served as acting athletic director since former AD Kevin Anderson went on a six-month sabbatical in October, was named to the position on a permanent basis Monday.
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After interviewing Maryland acting athletic director Damon Evans, Temple athletic director Patrick Kraft and former Tennessee and Kansas State athletic director John Currie, Maryland could name Kevin Anderson's successor as soon as Tuesday.
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Acting Maryland athletic director Damon Evans, Temple AD Patrick Kraft and former Kansas State-Tennessee AD John Currie are expected to be interviewed this week for the Terps AD post.
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Kevin Anderson, who resigned April 13 and is the interim athletic director at Cal State Northridge, is one of five finalists scheduled to interview this week with the Bulldogs.
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Maryland regent Gary Attman said he believes the school will get a top-notch candidate to replace Kevin Anderson.
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The University of Maryland's lackluster athletic director search just the latest brouhaha for a once-proud sports program.
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Longtime athletic boosters Barry DesRoches and Steve Baldwin want to see Maryland athletics go in a different direction.
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Former Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson has been hired on an interim basis at Cal-Northridge, but will not be a candidate for the fulltime job.
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With last week's announcement of Kevin Anderson's resignation as Maryland athletic director, potential candidates start to come into focus.
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Rising junior running back Jake Funk scored two touchdowns to lead the White team to a 31-3 victory over the Red team in Maryland spring game.
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A look back at the most important developments of former Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson’s eight years at Maryland.
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In a move that was expected from the day it was announced he was taking a six-month “professional development sabbatical,” Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson resigned, the school announced Friday.
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Unseeded Frances Tiafoe, a resident of Riverdale in Prince George's County, finished with mixed results in the Miami Open on Tuesday. Tiafoe completed a
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Given the way season ended for Terps, putting away the basketballs might be the best thing for coach Mark Turgeon and his team.
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Former Maryland football coach Ralph Friedgen is returning to College Park on Friday for a coaches clinic.
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Len Elmore, who worked Thursday's Maryland-Minnesota game for FS1, came away impressed with what he saw from the Terps in his first live look in nearly three years.
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Anderson sent a memo to staff members detailing some of his plans.
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Maryland tweets that flurry of reports that Kevin Anderson has been fired are "false."
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Maryland tweeted Saturday that Kevin Anderson remains AD despite many reports to the contrary.
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Zverev was undeniable in his 6-4, 6-4 defeat of South African Kevin Anderson on Sunday at Rock Creek Park Tennis Center.
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Digest: Anderson beats Sock, will face Zverev in Citi Open men's final
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Digest: Brigade fall to Valor, 41-35; will face Soul in playoffs
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Arena Football League playoff seeding will be on the line tonight when the Brigade play their regular-season finale against the Washington Valor.
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Maryland baseball coach John Szefc, who ushered in an era of unprecedented success for a long-suffering Terps program, reportedly has left for the same position
