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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — When Virginia coach Ryan Odom brought back four of the top six scorers from last season's 30-win squad, he resolved to let them play. Thijs De Ridder, Sam Lewis, Chance Mallory and Johann Grunloh are playing heavy minutes so far, and the sixth-ranked Cavaliers relied on their experience to rally from an 11-point halftime deficit and beat Maryland 87-83 on Friday night in their first road test of the season.
Get ready to bundle up for your weekend plans as we’ll see unseasonably cool highs along with gusty NW winds that will make it feel even colder. A Freeze Warning goes into effect at midnight and holds until 8 am Saturday for Stafford, and Spotsylvania Co. and Fredericksburg, VA, along with Charles Co., MD and […]
A 338-unit apartment community in Hyattsville, Maryland has changed hands for the first time since it opened, with Raith Capital Partners acquiring The Highline from The Bernstein Cos. in a deal backed by a $43.8 million acquisition loan. The property, built on the footprint of a 1968 office building, sits roughly seven miles northeast of downtown Washington, D.C.
Anne Arundel County Executive-elect Allison Pickard talks about her plans as the News Roundup continues a series of conversations with newly elected leaders here in Maryland. How do Maryland residents consume their news? Radio? Television? Social media? New poll results might surprise you. Democratic gains across Southern states. What does...
In Friday’s ACC Action, Virginia nipped Maryland, 87-83, Georgia beat UNC in the Dean Dome, 78-70, Clemson lost to Georgetown, 85-78, Pitt took Butler at Hinkle, 76-64, Miami trounced North Alabama, 94-52, Virginia Tech left Mount St. Mary’s in the dust, 82-62, Florida State crushed Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 84-60, NC State salted Troy, 81-62, UNLV handled Stanford, 76-68, and SMU stayed undefeated with a 90-65 win over Ball State.
