Edward Lee
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Three takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s 70-60 loss to Indiana in a Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal
From the Terps' porous defense in transition to coach Kevin Willard’s irritated reaction to the word “refocus,” here are three takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s 70-60 loss to Indiana in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals on Friday night. → Read More
Towson men’s basketball bows out of CAA Tournament semifinals again, falling to College of Charleston, 77-72
Towson men's basketball, which was upset in last year’s semifinal by eventual champion Delaware, was denied its first appearance in a conference tournament final since March 9, 1992, with a 77-72 loss to No. 2 seed College of Charleston. → Read More
Towson men’s basketball gets revenge, thumps defending CAA Tournament champion Delaware, 86-60, in quarterfinals
No. 3 seed Towson scored 21 of the game’s first 23 points to waltz to an 86-60 throttling of No. 6 seed Delaware in a Colonial Athletic Association Tournament quarterfinal on Sunday in Washington. → Read More
Loyola Maryland men’s basketball holds off Holy Cross, 73-69, to advance to Patriot League Tournament quarterfinals
Freshman point guard Deon Perry scored a game-high 25 points to lead Loyola Maryland men's basketball to a 73-69 win over Holy Cross in a Patriot League Tournament first-round game. → Read More
After CIAA Tournament’s second run in Baltimore, officials hope to continue long-term partnership
Baltimore officials hope attendance figures, ticket sales and fan feedback from last week’s five-day tournament will persuade the CIAA's 12 university presidents to give the city a one-year extension to host the tournament through 2026. → Read More
Inside the CIAA Tournament: Behind the scenes with Virginia State women’s basketball
What does a team do on its first day of its conference tournament? We joined the Virginia State women’s basketball team on Tuesday for its debut in the CIAA Tournament at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore to find out. → Read More
Attending the CIAA Tournament in Baltimore? Here’s a guide to this week’s events.
Here's a rundown of the events — and games — for those attending this week’s Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association men’s and women’s basketball tournaments at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore. → Read More
Three takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s 68-54 win over No. 3 Purdue
From a somewhat surprising performance on the glass to Julian Reese’s play against some of the Big Ten’s most dominant big men in rematches, here are three takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s 68-54 victory over No. 3 Purdue on Thursday night. → Read More
Maryland men’s basketball dismantles No. 3 Purdue, 68-54, for first win over top-5 opponent since 2016
Jahmir Young, Hakim Hart and Julian Reese combined for 43 points to power Maryland men's basketball to a 68-54 win over No. 3 Purdue, prompting fans to storm the court at Xfinity Center. → Read More
Dominant third quarter propels No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball to 82-71 comeback win against Illinois
Facing a nine-point halftime deficit, No. 8 Maryland outscored Illinois 31-8 in the third quarter and rode Diamond Miller's 31 points to collect its third win in a row and eighth in its last nine games. → Read More
Three takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s 74-68 win against Penn State
From Hakim Hart’s career outing against Big Ten competition to the defense’s ability to create turnovers in the first half, here are three takeaways from Maryland's 74-68 victory over Penn State. → Read More
Maryland men’s basketball puts away pesky Penn State, 74-68, for program-record 10th straight Big Ten home win
After relinquishing a 12-point lead, Maryland men's basketball pulled away in the final minutes to beat Penn State, 74-68, and secure its program-record 10th straight home victory over a Big Ten opponent. → Read More
Jamie Adams never sought to be a track star. Now the freshman is setting records for Loyola Maryland.
Just eight months removed from a track career at Reservoir High where she won two state titles and set five school records, Jamie Adams has established records in the 60- and 200-meter events at Loyola Maryland. → Read More
No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball races past Penn State, 87-66, to extend winning streak to five
No. 8 Maryland women's basketball posts another dominant win, building a 20-point lead after one quarter and cruising past visiting Penn State on Monday. → Read More
No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball overcomes Diamond Miller’s foul trouble to beat No. 13 Michigan, 72-64
With Diamond Miller lost late in the fourth quarter after picking up her fifth foul of the game, No. 10 Maryland women's basketball barely hung on late in a tight 72-64 win against No. 13 Michigan in a key Big Ten matchup. → Read More
Ravens kicker Justin Tucker becomes franchise’s all-time leader in postseason points
Ravens kicker Justin Tucker now has 73 postseason points, surpassing the previous franchise record of 70 set by kicker Matt Stover. → Read More
Morgan State sweeps Coppin State in men’s and women’s basketball doubleheader
The Morgan State women's basketball team got the ball rolling with a 61-46 win in the first game, and the men wrapped up the doubleheader with a thorough 83-66 victory in the nightcap. → Read More
Ravens LB Roquan Smith named first-team All-Pro; Justin Tucker, Nick Moore honored
Continuing a week to remember, Ravens inside linebacker Roquan Smith was named first-team All-Pro by the Associated Press on Friday. → Read More
For Loyola Maryland women’s basketball’s Lex Therien and Koi Sims, rebounding is like ‘a WWE match’
Sophomore forwards Lex Therien and Koi Sims have made their presence known on the boards, ranking fourth (9.6 rebounds per game) and fifth (8.9), respectively, in the Patriot League. → Read More
‘A lot to learn from’: Ravens QB Anthony Brown rues mistakes in first career start vs. Bengals
Filling in for the injured Tyler Huntley, undrafted rookie Anthony Brown threw for 286 yards, but was sacked four times, intercepted twice, and lost a costly fumble that the Bengals recovered for a touchdown. → Read More