Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics. This is a Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news. Maryland men’s basketball forward Julian Reese was named to the Karl Malone Award preseason watch list Thursday. Reese is one of four forwards from the Big Ten to be named to the watch list. The Karl Malone Award is granted to the best power … [Read more...] about MM 11.1: Maryland men’s basketball’s Julian Reese named to Karl Malone Award watch list
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Returners and freshmen are ready to contribute for Maryland women’s basketball
Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics The Terps roster five returners and three freshmen this season. No. 18 Maryland women’s basketball went through a lot of roster turnover in the offseason. After falling to Iowa State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, Maryland head coach Brenda Frese knew changes needed to be made, while still keeping some key pieces. Only … [Read more...] about Returners and freshmen are ready to contribute for Maryland women’s basketball
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Trump delivers his final message to Latino voters during campaign rallies in Southwest; New details on the killing of a Montana camper revealed. … [Read more...] about Nov 1: CBS News 24/7, 1pm ET
Maryland football emphasized the right to vote. Every player registered.
Coach Michael Locksley has preached to the Terrapins the importance of voting after he made an offseason trip to Selma. … [Read more...] about Maryland football emphasized the right to vote. Every player registered.
Review: ‘Here’ has Tom Hanks and Robin Wright, very nearly human
A facile chore most of the way, capped by an odds-defying finish of some genuine emotion, “Here” comes from the sublime 2014 graphic novel by Richard McGuire and his earlier six-page version of the same idea, published in 1989. Most folks seeing the movie will likely take a chance on it for other reasons. It’s a reunion, 30 years later, of director Robert Zemeckis and the stars … [Read more...] about Review: ‘Here’ has Tom Hanks and Robin Wright, very nearly human