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Shawne Merriman and A.J. Francis lead collections at the Rutgers game, giving Maryland fans a way to support local families before kickoff.

Denver survives Seattle’s fourth-quarter comeback with three takeaways, five sacks and a 53-yard winning field goal on Thursday night.

Baltimore’s final Friday report rules out four players, clears Trey Hendrickson to return and leaves three Ravens questionable against the Browns.

Hendrickson describes less pain after finger surgery, while new practice concerns join Lamar Jackson’s unresolved ankle status before Cleveland.

The Bears’ October 29th matchup gains a Spanish-language simulcast, while a trip to Tennessee State comes first for the nationally ranked team.

Maryland’s Homecoming grand marshal is also a proud football parent, with freshman running back Jianni Davis beginning his own College Park story.

Both teams enter Thursday night at 3–2, with Denver protecting an unbeaten home start against the defending Super Bowl champions.

Dream–Valkyries Game 3 shifts to October 21st, Game 4 moves to an earlier tipoff, and Atlanta’s NBA opener also changes time.

Baltimore’s Wednesday update leaves Jackson’s status unsettled while Lane returns from injured reserve and Trey Hendrickson resumes full practice.

Baltimore moves Chris Moore off the roster and releases Xavier Guillory from the practice squad as Lane becomes eligible to return from injured reserve.

The Terps return to SECU Stadium on October 17th seeking their first Big Ten win, with Malik Washington and a productive Rutgers history in focus.

Greg Rousseau’s blocked field goal kept Buffalo alive, and Tyler Bass finished a Monday night thriller that included big rushing games from Josh Allen and James Cook.

The new court reveal puts the tournament back in view. Here are the opening games and the Washington date to mark on your calendar.

The Bison will meet Tennessee State in Phoenix on February 20th, with national television coverage and support for both universities.

Pharrel Payne led four double-figure scorers as the Terps built a commanding first-half lead at UMBC.

Keith Jenkins Jr. scored with 24 seconds remaining as the Bears erased an early deficit and improved to 5–1.

Tyler Huntley led consecutive touchdown drives, Derrick Henry supplied the tying conversion and Kyle Hamilton sealed Baltimore’s fourth win.

Daniel Wingate returned an interception for a touchdown, but Ohio State’s four scoring passes and extended drives left the Terps 0–3 in Big Ten play.

Game-by-game recaps of eight confirmed early finals, including Jacksonville’s London escape, Drake Maye’s five-touchdown day and Minnesota’s 5–0 start.

Baltimore added two linemen from its practice squad ahead of Sunday night, with Andrew Vorhees questionable and Tyler Huntley preparing to start.