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Factors include Maryland's production from the midfield, Loyola's snipers in Eric Lusby and Mike Sawyer and the Terps' Drew Snider vs. the Greyhounds' Lusby Maryland has dominated its in-state rival, winning 19 of 20 contests since 1940. The Terps and Loyola last met on May 23, 1998 when Maryland, a No.
2012 NCAA Lacrosse Tournament: Loyola received the top seed in the tournament and Hopkins received the #2. Their seems to be a bit of a Baltimore bias from the committee, which we here at Sportsovereasy have no problem with, but a team like UMass must be disappointed with a 6 seed and a first round matchup with a strong Colgate squad after the Minutemen finished the year ranked 1 or 2 on most boards. UNC drew an 8 seed and Virginia the 5, and both teams will count on...
No. 8 Greyhounds keeping tight focus leading to contest at No. 7 Pioneers The stakes will be high when No.
Former Johns Hopkins midfielder calls Amato flashier goalie, but Bassett more consistent player Friday’s edition of The Sun will include a profile on Johns Hopkins junior Pierce Bassett and Maryland redshirt sophomore Niko Amato, the starting goalkeepers for Saturday evening’s battle between the state powerhouses.
Right hand injury doesn't prevent Lea from trying to make a difference for No. 6 Mustangs That Justin Lea has recorded 10 goals and three assists in just three contests for No
Holmes rebounds from injuries, slump in No. 11 Terps' 13-6 win against No. 17 Midshipmen Curtis Holmes may have delivered a statement of sorts with his performance in No
Where do things stand after two exhibition games, with the regular season opener less than three weeks away? John Eisenberg goes position by position.
John Eisenberg looks back at the Ravens' exhibition win, focusing on who looked good, who didn't and whether John Harbaugh was really running up the score.
They pull away with three touchdowns in the final eight minutes after a so-so performance from the first-team offense. Next up is the Washington Redskins on Thursday night.
"We're losing too much football," says Jerry Rosburg, the Ravens' special teams coordinator, in the wake of the NFL's moving the kickoff spot up 5 yards.
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