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Binghamton University Pipe Dream
Bearcats fall to UMBC in straight sets
Binghamton women’s volleyball fell to UMBC in straight sets Friday night, dropping its third consecutive America East match with losses of 25-15, 25-14 and 25-17. The Bearcats (8-7, 0-3 AE) struggled to establish a consistent offense against the Retrievers (8-5, 4-0 AE), finishing with 26 kills and 17 errors across 90 attacks. UMBC recorded 43 kills on 91 attacks and hit 0.330 compared to Binghamton’s 0.100. The gap became more apparent in the second and third sets, when the Bearcats hit 0.069 and 0.067, respectively.
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Coach Reggie Barlow Wins Number 100 In Homecoming Victory Over Morgan State
NASHVILLE — Tennessee State held Morgan State scoreless in the fourth quarter and secured a 25-16 victory Saturday night at Nissan Stadium. The Tigers improved to 2-5, while the Bears fell to 5-2. Daylin Lee completed 17 of 34 passes for 220 yards and two touchdowns without an interception....
Daily Voice
South Baltimore Sports Legend Who Gave Kids A Place To Play Now Needs A Team Of His Own
For generations of young athletes in Maryland, Coach Kenny Kulesz was the man who made sure the fields were ready, the teams were organized, and there was always a game to play. Now, the South Baltimore sports legend is the one who needs a team in his corner after suffering a stroke. Kulesz suffered …
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High School Football: Hun School (N.J.) knocks off No. 6 St. Frances Academy
Baltimore (Md.) St. Frances Academy, ranked No. 6 in the country via the latest Rivals National High School Football Composite Rankings, was coming off a stunning 28-20 loss to Springfield (Va.) The St. James Academy last week in Virginia and had looked to bounce back on Saturday afternoon against Hun School (N.J.). Those plans did not come together in fruition, however. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] For the first time in over two years, the Panthers have lost consecutive games as they ended up falling, 14-9, to the Raiders in Princeton, New Jersey. St. Fran...
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Gallaudet football celebrates Homecoming with 45-34 victory over Coppin State
WASHINGTON – The Gallaudet University football team gave the Homecoming crowd plenty to cheer about Saturday afternoon as the Bison defeated Coppin State University's club football team, 45-34, before 2,792 spectators at Hotchkiss Field. The cool, overcast conditions gave way to sunshine as the afternoon unfolded, making for a picturesque fall Homecoming in the nation's capital.
Newsweek
meacsports.com
Howard, Morgan State Set for Final Nonconference Matchups
NORFOLK, Va. – The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) will have two teams in action Saturday, Oct. 17, as nonconference play concludes. Howard kicks off the slate at 3:30 p.m. against Morehouse, with the game streaming on ESPN+. Morgan State closes out the day at 6:30 p.m. against Tennessee State, also on ESPN+.
Newsweek
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Women's Soccer Has Four-Game Unbeaten Streak Snapped at UMass Lowell
Lowell, Mass. – The UMBC women's soccer team's four-game unbeaten streak ended on a crisp Sunday afternoon when it fell 2-0 to America East rival UMass Lowell River Hawks at Cushing Field. UMBC junior goalkeeper Amara Codd made several impressive diving saves in the opening minutes, keeping the Retrievers...
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Men's Soccer Falls in Close Contest to Keystone
- The Notre Dame of Maryland men's soccer team fell in a closely-contested match up against Keystone, and despite the Gators' best efforts on senior day, the Giants left the Turf Field Sponsored by the SSNDs with a 2-1 victory. Before the match, the Gators recognized their four seniors -...
USA TODAY
Zay Flowers limited at practice
Baltimore Ravens WR Zay Flowers (toe) was a limited participant in practice Thursday, Oct. 15. SOURCE: BaltimoreRavens.com Why it Matters: Flowers has battled a couple of injuries this season, but he has only missed one game and has caught at least five passes in every game he has played. He caught eight passes in Week 5 with Tyler Huntley under center, so even if Lamar Jackson (ankle) remains sidelined, Flowers should be a solid starting option. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Zay Flowers limited at practice
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Ex-New York Mets Star Still Owed $124 Million By Current Team
The New York Mets are coming off another disappointing season. Despite a talented roster, they missed the MLB playoffs for the second straight year. One of their biggest losses in recent franchise history was letting Pete Alonso leave to sign with the Baltimore Orioles over the offseason. Alonso had spent...
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A 17 year battle: Red Devils finally crush Johns Hopkins
The Dickinson football team is having an incredible fall season. So far, the team holds a record of 4-1, boasting a win percentage of .800. They’re halfway through their season, and they still have five games left to play in October and early November. Most recently, the Red Devils...
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Thursday injury report for the Browns Week 6 against the Ravens
As the Cleveland Browns continue preparations at Huntington Bank Field for their showdown against the Baltimore Ravens , Thursday’s practice report brought some much-needed positive movement. After an overwhelming 11 players sat out on Wednesday, several key starters on the offensive line, defensive interior, and skill positions returned to the field in a limited or full capacity. Here is Thursday's full injury report breakdown as we progress through Week 6. Did not participate Defensive End Derek Barnett (Ankle) Defensive Tackle Kalia Davis (Quad) Defensive Tackle Mason Graham (Knee, Ankle) Defensive Tackle Mike Hall Jr. (Ankle) Right Guard Teven Jenkins (Back) Running Back Quinshon Judkins (Ankle) Linebacker Carson Schwesinger (Ankle) Seven players remained sidelined on Thursday. The defensive line remains thin as Mason Graham, Mike Hall Jr., and Kalia Davis continue to sit alongside veteran edge rusher Derek Barnett. On offense, starting running back Quinshon Judkins and guard Teven Jenkins were unable to practice, while linebacker Carson Schwesinger also missed a second consecutive session. Limited practice Wide Receiver Denzel Boston (Foot) Defensive Tackle Maliek Collins (Foot) Wide Receiver KC Concepcion (Concussion) Safety Grant Delpit (Shoulder, Knee) Right Tackle Tytus Howard (Knee) Tight End Carsen Ryan (Calf) Running Back Dylan Sampson (Knee)