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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 Rich Scherr, For The Baltimore Sun | September 15, 2012
In his team's first action since allowing 41 points in its season opener, Towson coach Rob Ambrose on Saturday came up with a rather straight-forward approach to stopping William & Mary. "If they don't have the ball, then outside of us being stupid they can't score," Ambrose said. "There's a mentality there. " The No. 12 Tigers maintained possession for nearly 36 minutes, running 19 more offensive plays than their opponent in a 20-17 win over the Tribe before an announced 8,309 at Johnny Unitas Stadium.
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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, The Baltimore Sun | September 1, 2012
Maryland opened its season Saturday with hope inspired by a new quarterback, new offensive and defensive coordinators, new kicker, new FieldTurf and new uniforms that unlike last year displayed the players' names on their backs. But, for the longest time, no Terp crossed into the colorful new end zones featuring bold, Maryland flag-inspired patterns. The new quarterback threw three interceptions. The kicker missed a first-half chip shot. For three quarters, the players may have wished their names weren't attached to their jerseys.
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From Sun staff reports | January 10, 2013
Jerelle Benimon scored 26 points to lead five players in double figures, and Towson came back from a 13-point deficit in the second half to beat William & Mary, 99-86, in double overtime Wednesday night in a Colonial Athletic Association men's basketball game. Marcus Damas scored 19 points, Mike Burwell had 18, Rafriel Guthrie 15 and Jerome Hairston 13 for the Tigers (8-8, 3-0 CAA). Benimon had a game-high 12 rebounds to help Towson earn its fourth win in a row. William & Mary All-CAA guard Marcus Thornton, held to two points in the first half, finished with 24. Brandon Britt scored 17, Kyle Gaillard had 14, and Matt Rum (Loyola)
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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.