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By Jeff Barker and The Baltimore Sun | February 3, 2012
The Maryland football team is tentatively scheduled to open the 2012 season at home on Sept. 1 vs William & Mary, followed by games at Temple on Sept. 8, home against Connecticut on Sept. 15 and at West Virginia on Sept. 22. The matchups have not yet been officially announced by the Atlantic Coast Conference, but the schedule is far enough along that the school has been given nonconference opponents and dates. Maryland's home conference schedule (no dates yet available)
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By Jeff Barker | jeff.barker@baltsun.com | December 31, 2009
Maryland coach Gary Williams had known precisely what his Terps were facing. He knew William & Mary was an efficient, senior-dominated team built for 3-point shooting and primed to knock off major-conference opponents. So it must have been a helpless feeling for Williams to watch the Tribe build a 16-point second-half lead by smoothly running its variation of the Princeton offense as the Terps failed to keep pace with William & Mary's long-range accuracy. Maryland - urged on by a restless Comcast Center crowd - attempted several second-half comebacks, but shot too poorly - four of 25 on threes - and succumbed, 83-77.
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By Jeff Barker | jeff.barker@baltsun.com | December 30, 2009
Maryland forward Jordan Williams can recite William & Mary's shooting statistics from memory - specifically how the Tribe attempts 27 3-pointers per game. If the Terrapins seem to be paying particular attention to tonight's opponent, it's because they have to. The Terps (8-3) don't have the luxury of an eye-catching, nonconference win to boost their credentials for the NCAA tournament committee. Last season at this time, Maryland had victories over Michigan State and Michigan. Absent such a win this season, the Terps know how much it could cost them to drop a game to a mid-major team, even a potent one such as William & Mary of the Colonial Athletic Association.
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By Jerry Bembry | September 21, 1991
Yes, the season's still young, but today's 1:30 p.m. game against William & Mary, at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, is Navy's biggest of the season.The Midshipmen (0-2) were competitive in last week's 17-10 loss at Virginia, but now they face the pressure of being the favorite -- at least to the Navy followers -- against one of the top Division I-AA teams in the nation.William & Mary is ranked No. 11 in the country in the I-AA poll, dropping from No. 3 after last week's 28-21 loss to Delaware (that broke a 19-game home winning streak for the Tribe)
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From Sun staff reports | January 13, 2012
Sheree Ledbetter scored with four-tenths of a second remaining to give Towson a 77-75 win over William & Mary on Thursday at the Towson Center. The Tigers (11-4, 2-2 Colonial Athletic Association) ended a two-game losing streak with their fourth win this season in the final 10 seconds of play. "I'm proud of the way we responded," said coach Joe Mathews. "You can't simulate [late game situations] in practice. This league is full of close games, and our team is really confident that if we have the ball at the end of the game we can find a way to win. " The last-second basket came after the Tribe (8-7, 1-3 CAA)
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By Special to The Sun | October 31, 1992
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. -- Christian Powers scored on a crossing pass from Bill Owens 16:14 into the second half to give William & Mary (13-3-4) a 1-0 victory over Loyola College (13-4-1) in men's soccer last night.The win extended William & Mary's unbeaten streak to 16 games. Loyola had won its previous two games.The Greyhounds outshot the Tribe, 15-8, but were kept scoreless by goalkeeper Scott Budnick, who made four saves in the final five minutes.Loyola plays its last regular-season game tomorrow at Maryland at 2 p.m.