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Athletics/Sports News
Johns Hopkins and Morgan State Face Off in Wrestling for First Time in 38 Years
The dual on the mats, won by the Bears, was viewed as a chance to build interest in Baltimore.
Morgan State Coach Sees His Main Job as Preparing Players for What Comes Next
Kevin Broadus readily admits he did not take the traditional route to coaching, which usually involves moving from active player to sideline. Broadus rightly earned his reputation as a top-notch recruiter, a historic tag often placed on Black coaches rather than highlight their on-court coaching acumen in game situations.
The 5th Quarter Podcast: Ep 62 Regina Smith on the Role of Values in Building a Successful Sports Program
The 5th Quarter Podcast with Sandy Adams sits down with Coach Regina Smith, the trailblazing head coach of Morgan State’s Acrobatics and Tumbling program. As the first HBCU Division I team in the sport, Regina shares her incredible journey from competitive athlete to history-making coach.
Q&A With Morgan State Women’s Basketball’s Ja’la Bannerman
PressBox recently chatted with Morgan State women’s basketball junior Ja’la Bannerman about playing for her late cousin Jordan McNair, immediately feeling at home with the Bears and more. Bannerman is a native of Windsor Mill, Md., and a graduate of St. Frances Academy.
Down the Lane to College, That’s How Cameron Rolls
Fenwick High School senior Olivia Cameron has enjoyed a decorated and historic bowling career. Cameron’s hard work has paid off with the announcement on Nov. 25 of her college commitment to Morgan State University, an HBCU (Historically Black Colleges & Universities) in Baltimore, Maryland. She chose the Bears over offers from other HBCU schools.
Morgan State’s Elijah Williams Has His Heart Set on a Bigger Prize Than Records: The NFL
While NFL draft opportunities for prospects from historically Black colleges and universities have been scarce in recent years, Morgan State University senior defensive lineman Elijah Williams, known in the Morgan community as “Agent Zero,” has bolstered the university’s hopes of sending another player to the NFL.
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