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| Morning review: Terps finally gut out a close win Jan 17th 2013, 14:14 All the scoffing at Maryland's soft non-conference schedule gained traction after the Terrapins' weak showings in consecutive losses to Florida State and Miami. Consistently out-muscled and at times out-hustled, perhaps this team was not adequately prepared for ACC competition. Read full article >> | | Wizards suffer another late-game collapse in Sacramento Jan 17th 2013, 08:14 The nearly-whole Wizards lost, 95-94, to the Sacramento Kings in all-too-familiar fashion a late-game meltdown but the reaction to the loss was different than previous close defeats. A.J. Price, John Wall and Bradley Beal were huddled in one corner discussing aspects of the Kings' defense that they failed to exploit down the stretch. Martell Webster sat next to Nene and they discussed an error that led to Kings guard Tyreke Evans getting to the foul line for the decisive free throw. And Coach Randy Wittman pulled aside Kevin Seraphin to explain to him what went wrong in the final minutes. Read full article >> | | Maryland-North Carolina State postgame: A much-needed win for the Terps Jan 17th 2013, 06:35 During an inspired, Hackman-esque pregame speech, Coach Mark Turgeon looked his Maryland basketball players in their eyes and asked one pointed question. "Why did you come here?" To win games, some answered, and to compete at a high level. The Terrapins entered Wednesday night on a two-game losing streak, mired in an offensive quagmire, sliding deeper and deeper at the outset of a relatively brutal ACC stretch. Read full article >> | | Michael Morse traded; nine Nats memories Jan 17th 2013, 06:07 When the Nats finally started winning in 2012, the team's public image became a heck of a lot more lovable than it had been in, say, 2009. Now and forever, nobody loves a bunch of lovable goofballs on a 100-loss team, but almost everyone loves a bunch of lovable goofballs on a 100-win juggernaut. Read full article >> | | Maryland fans rush the court; cranky people get cranky Jan 17th 2013, 03:12 I used to share in the occasional crankiness of cranky folks who insisted that post-game court-storming was a sacred ritual to be reserved for only the biggest, manliest, most impressive wins. But then I remembered that the one time I stormed the court (as a student at Delaware), it was fun. And that having fun is the point of sports fandom. And that there isn't a grand ledger in the sky tallying exactly how many people have stormed the court at how many inappropriate times. And that an "act like you've been there before" attitude from fans could also lead to bored Atlanta Braves supporters skipping playoff games, or bored Maryland basketball fans skipping, say, mid-week N.C. State games. And that anyone who actually argues that a program's goals and expectations are affected or altered or increased or decreased based on students running out of the bleachers to have 120 seconds of post-game fun is a stark raving lunatic who probably shouldn't have access to a keyboard. Read full article >>  | | 2013 MLS draft preview: D.C. United has 17th pick Jan 17th 2013, 02:29 Where: Indianapolis. When: noon. Online video: ESPN3.com, MLSsoccer.com. Format: Two rounds (38 selections). Four-round supplemental draft is Tuesday. 1. New England (from Toronto); 2. Chivas USA; 3. Toronto (from Portland); 4. Toronto (from New England); 5. Vancouver (from Philadelphia); 6. Colorado; 7. FC Dallas; 8. Montreal; 9. Columbus; 10. Vancouver; 11. Colorado (from Chicago); 12. Real Salt Lake; 13. Houston (from New York via Portland); 14, Kansas City; 15. San Jose; 16. Seattle; 17. D.C. United; 18. Montreal (from Houston); 19. Los Angeles. Read full article >> | |
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