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As the Baltimore Ravens continue to deal with a COVID-19 outbreak among the team, one player has come up with an alternative solution if they can't face off against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
More than 800 people quarantined in Anne Arundel County during the fall sports season, all linked to youth athletics. Despite that, some coaches are advocating for practices and games to resume.
Tuesday's men's basketball game between Towson University and the University of Maryland has been canceled following a positive COVID-19 test among one of Towson's team's support staff, the university said Monday.
Katie Benzan scored a career-high 28 points, drained eight 3-pointers, led five Terrapins into double-figure scoring and No. 12 Maryland roared past No. 14 Arkansas 115-96 on Sunday night for its highest-scoring defeat of a ranked opponent.
UMD basketball legend Len Bias to be inducted into National Collegiate Basketball Hall Of Fame
Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead has tested positive for COVID-19, per ESPN reports.
Donta Scott and Jarius Hamilton combined to score 21 of their 30 points in the second half on Sunday when Maryland pulled away for a 79-61 win over Mount St. Mary's.
Brice Calip scored a career-high 26 points and No. 24 Missouri State rallied from a 16-points deficit to beat No. 12 Marylard 81-72 on Saturday night at the Gulf Coast Showcase.
Two more Ravens players have been added to the Reserve/COVID-19 list as of Sunday morning.
The Ravens added six more players to the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Saturday, while their scheduled opponent next Tuesday, division-rival Pittsburgh Steelers, placed running back James Conner on the list, too.
Stevie Scott III ran for three scores in a 27-11 victory over Maryland on Saturday.
The Baltimore Ravens announced Saturday the team has signed wide receiver Dez Bryant to the 53-man roster.
The Ravens game against the Steelers is being moved again, this time from Sunday to Tuesday, per ESPN reports.
Robert Griffin III is slated to start at quarterback for the Ravens against the Pittsburgh Steelers after reigning league MVP Lamar Jackson was placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
Most of the college football world was impressed by No. 12 Indiana's performance last week.
