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Nolan Rogalski’s Biography

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I'm originally from Cumberland, Rhode Island but just finished my freshman year in the University of Maryland, College Park's Philip Merrill College of Journalism. I have worked as a student reporter for the Testudo Times and WMUC Sports providing exclusive coverage of the University of Maryland's field hockey, women's basketball, and men's lacrosse teams. I have also worked as a general assignment writer at The Diamondback and appeared as a guest on Maryland sports television program The Left …

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Jack Dowd, Spencer Ford and Maryland men's lacrosse's hidden stars

Jack Dowd, Spencer Ford and Maryland men's lacrosse's hidden stars

As the Terps prepare for the NCAA Tournament, we're talking about practice squad players.

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Maryland men's lacrosse's Logan McNaney continues the legacy of the No. 1 jersey

Maryland men's lacrosse's Logan McNaney continues the legacy of the No. 1 jersey

The goalkeeper adds another chapter to the story of Maryland men's lacrosse's historical jersey.

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Maryland men's basketball fans are ready to move forward with Buzz Williams

Maryland men's basketball fans are ready to move forward with Buzz Williams

The result of interim athletic director Colleen Sorem and university president Darryll Pines' chaotic coach s…

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Missy Meharg's illustrious Maryland field hockey tenure isn't finished

Missy Meharg's illustrious Maryland field hockey tenure isn't finished

Meharg signed a contract extension with the Terps through the 2028 season.

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No. 2-seed Maryland men's lacrosse takes down Georgetown, 9-6, in NCAA Tournament quarterfinal

No. 2-seed Maryland men's lacrosse takes down Georgetown, 9-6, in NCAA Tournament quarterfinal

A stellar defensive performance sees the Terps book their 30th all-time ticket to lacrosse's final weekend.

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No. 2-seed Maryland men's lacrosse loses NCAA Championship, 13-10, against No. 1-seed Cornell

No. 2-seed Maryland men's lacrosse loses NCAA Championship, 13-10, against No. 1-seed Cornell

The Terps trip at the final hurdle for the second straight year.

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MM 8.28: Maryland baseball to play game at Meritus Park in Hagerstown Original

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By Nolan Rogalski
| Testudo Times
Maryland baseball Now, the Dirty Terps will take a special in-state trip in March, the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars announced on Thursday. Maryland will play a one-off game at Meritus Park in Hagerstown on March 16, with another college baseball game to come between West Virginia and Virginia on May 12. Meritus Park and the Boxcars are normally part of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, an independent league recognized by the MLB.
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Maryland football’s defensive line is ready to take charge in 2026

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By Nolan Rogalski
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Testudo Times' position previews for Maryland football have covered the program's quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end and offensive line rooms. With the offense complete, we turn to the defense and begin with the trenches, the foundation of what the Terps will hope to do on defense this season. As Walt Whitman undoubtedly would have surmised if he were still alive today, Maryland's defensive line is large, and it contains multitudes.
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Maryland football’s tight ends could be the key to offensive success Original

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By Nolan Rogalski
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Recently, Testudo Times has taken in-depth looks into Maryland football’s quarterback, running back and wide receiver rooms. As the season inches closer, we now turn to examine the Terps’ final — and perhaps most important — skill position group, the tight ends. In 2025, Maryland’s tight end room had a smaller impact than some expected. Part of that lesser-sized impact was simply down to numbers. The Terps began the season with only five tight ends on the roster.
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