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Kyle Andrews

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Baltimore, State College
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@gomaryvalelions Varsity 🏀 Coach. Freelance reporter. Formerly of CDT, Sun & 105.7 The Fan sports. Educator. Cancer survivor. @LoyolaMaryland (MAT) student.

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Kyle J. Andrews is a freelance reporter based in the Baltimore, Maryland area and State College, Pennsylvania. His previous work includes sports/news reporting for the The Baltimore Banner, Centre Daily Times, Baltimore Sun, PressBox Online, The Washington Post and more.

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Even With Caitlin Clark Sidelined, Baltimore Hoops Fans Show Out For Fever-Mystics - PressBox

Even With Caitlin Clark Sidelined, Baltimore Hoops Fans Show Out For Fever-Mystics - PressBox

Caitlin Clark was sidelined with a left quadriceps injury, but a sellout crowd came out for the first WNBA ga…

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The Caitlin Clark Show Comes To Baltimore Twice In 2025 - PressBox

The Caitlin Clark Show Comes To Baltimore Twice In 2025 - PressBox

The Washington Mystics will play two games against Caitlin Clark's Indiana Fever at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimo…

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After Learning From Legend, Nadine Domond Has Big Goals In Mind For Morgan State - PressBox

After Learning From Legend, Nadine Domond Has Big Goals In Mind For Morgan State - PressBox

New Morgan State women's basketball head coach Nadine Domond says she's "excited about the whole process and …

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Candice Hill: UMBC Women's Basketball 'Can Be Baltimore's Team' - PressBox

Candice Hill: UMBC Women's Basketball 'Can Be Baltimore's Team' - PressBox

First-year UMBC women's basketball coach Candice Hill has big goals for the Retrievers. "Once we start winnin…

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Ahmad McCullough Comes Full Circle With Morgan State Football - PressBox

Ahmad McCullough Comes Full Circle With Morgan State Football - PressBox

"It brought back that love of the game for me again that I felt like was slipping," Morgan State linebacker A…

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Eric Spanos On How Maryland Men's Lacrosse Can Build Off Run To National Title Game - PressBox

Eric Spanos On How Maryland Men's Lacrosse Can Build Off Run To National Title Game - PressBox

Maryland men's lacrosse's Eric Spanos recently chatted with PressBox about the Terps making a run to the nati…

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Five Things We Learned About The 2026 Baltimore Ravens Before The Season Opener

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By Kyle Andrews
| Baltimore Sports and Life Verified
This offseason was a whirlwind for the Baltimore Ravens. They hired Jesse Minter as the head coach and gutted the coaching staff. The team’s offensive and defensive philosophies have changed, along with an emphasis on improving the interior offensive line. Baltimore continued to add to its edge rushing with the addition of Zion Young in the second round of the draft.
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Faith, Family And Football: Morgan State LB Arturo Mattocks’ Heart Is Full

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By Kyle Andrews
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When fans watch Morgan State football star Arturo Mattocks, they see a highly productive player from the D.C.-Maryland-Virginia area. The 6-foot-1, 205-pound graduate linebacker out of Montgomery Village, Md., had 68 tackles in 12 games in 2024 but played only two games in 2025 before suffering a season-ending ankle injury. He entered the 2026 season as a first-team preseason All-MEAC selection.
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Faith, Family And Football: Morgan State LB Arturo Mattocks’ Heart Is Full

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By Kyle Andrews
| PressBox
When fans watch Morgan State football star Arturo Mattocks, they see a highly productive player from the D.C.-Maryland-Virginia area. The 6-foot-1, 205-pound graduate linebacker out of Montgomery Village, Md., had 68 tackles in 12 games in 2024 but played only two games in 2025 before suffering a season-ending ankle injury. He entered the 2026 season as a first-team preseason All-MEAC selection.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Fox Sports 1340 AM writer/editor

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No, but it would be fun!

How is social media changing news?

It's harder to decipher whether or not something is true now. You have to be more diligent in fact-checking on your own accord.