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PressBox recently chatted with Towson men’s basketball redshirt sophomore Dylan Williamson about buying into his development plan, teaming up with a longtime friend and more. The 6-foot-1, 180-pound guard averaged 10.1 points and 2.9 assists per game for the Tigers in 2023-24 en route to CAA All-Rookie Team honors. Williamson was born in Dallas but moved to Upper Marlboro, Md., early in life. He is a graduate of Our Lady of Good Counsel.

PressBox talked with UMBC men's basketball senior Marcus Banks Jr. about his whirlwind journey the past several years, how he made an immediate impact with the Retrievers a year ago and more.

PressBox recently chatted with Towson men’s basketball redshirt senior Nendah Tarke, who dished on his favorite movie of all time, his favorite sports star as a kid and more. The 6-foot-4, 210-pound guard is averaging 10.7 points and 5.4 rebounds per game this season. Tarke is a native of Gaithersburg, Md., and graduate of Bullis School.

Stop by a Towson men’s basketball game and you’ll see twin brothers do battle for the Tigers.

PressBox recently chatted with Maryland Sports Commission executive director Terry Hasseltine about the Maryland 5 Star taking another step forward in 2024, the Maryland Cycling Classic preparing to return in 2025 following a year off and more.

PressBox recently chatted with longtime gaming reporter Bill Ordine about the history of Super Bowl prop bets, covering the game from Las Vegas and more.

Prior to every college football season, The Athletic’s Bruce Feldman releases his “Freaks List,” which is exactly what it sounds like — a list of the top athletic freaks in college football.

When Johns Hopkins football takes on Mount Union in the NCAA Division III Tournament semifinals on Dec. 21, it will do so with a quarterback not many fans expected to see a few months ago.

For the second year in a row, the Ravens are playing on Christmas Day. Here’s a look back at the team’s holiday history ahead of today’s matchup against the Texans.

Stop by a Towson men's basketball game and you'll see twin brothers do battle for the Tigers. Well, junior Christian May and sophomore Tyler Tejada sort of look like twins, anyway.