The Norris & Long Show Best Of - Week Of June 17th
The Norris & Long Show Best Of - Week Of June 17th
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The Norris & Long Show Best Of - Week Of June 17th
Former Terps star Greivis Vasquez joined Ed and Rob as part of Wayback Wednesday to talk about his time with the Terps and his NBA career.
Rising Maryland sophomore Kevin Huerter has accepted an invitation to attend the 2017 USA Basketball Men's U19 World Cup Team training camp June 18-25 at the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
The University of Mississippi disputes the NCAA's charges of lack of institutional control and failure to monitor by head coach Hugh Freeze, along with allegations of a $10,000 cash payment to a recruit.
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The top-seeded Terrapins are back in the women's NCAA lacrosse championship for the fifth straight year. They face Boston College on Sunday and will be playing for a third national title in four years.
Alabama Crimson Tide beat writer Matt Zenith joined Rob and Ken to talk about Marlon Humphrey and Tim Williams both Ravens draft picks.
Rising sophomore guard Justin Jackson announced Wednesday that he will return to the University of Maryland for his sophomore season.
The Big Ten and Big East Conferences announced Wednesday the matchups for the Gavitt Tipoff Games, with Maryland hosting Butler at the XFINITY Center on Wednesday, Nov. 15 on either FS1 or the Big Ten Network. Tipoff will be announced at a later date.
The network will remain the home of one of college football's biggest rivalries for another 10 years.
Don Markus of the Baltimore Sun joined Ed and Rob to talk about forward Justin Jackson's decision whether to stay a Terp or head to the NBA.
The NCAA basketball rules committee will keep the men's game at two halves and not recommend that it be broken into four quarters.
Coppin State Head Coach Juan Dixon joined Ed and Rob to talk about rebuilding their Men's basketball program.
"It almost seems as if the NCAA is ignoring this story and many believe it's because of the prestige and history of the University of North Carolina's basketball program."
In case you missed it, here's how UNC bested Gonzaga on Monday night in Glendale, Arizona in the national championship game.