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  • THE FOUR-YEAR PLAYER: Guard Sean Mosley is the bridge between generations of Maryland players having been a starter for virtually every game under two coaches. To many, it seems like he has been a Terp forever. (Associated Press) THE WALK-ON: Jon Dillard was on a club team before making the Terps. (University of Maryland Athletics) THE INTERNATIONAL: Center Berend Weijs of the Netherlands says he came to the U.S. for school because "My dad made me." He will leave with a college degree. (Associated Press)

    Mosley, Dillard, Weijs each take unique path to final home game at Maryland

    There's a natural order to things in college sports. A group of players come in together, a few might be peeled off in the ensuing four years, and in the end they take their place in a pre-game ceremony before their final home game.

  • Tim Jefferson's 28 victories (in 43 career starts) are the most for an Air Force starting quarterback. The Falcons face Toledo today in the Military Bowl at RFK Stadium. (Associated Press)

    Hoops gave way to football for Air Force QB

    Back before he decided to concentrate on football, Tim Jefferson had another love: basketball.

  • Maryland men's head basketball coach Mark Turgeon speaks during an NCAA college basketball news conference, on May 11, 2011, in College Park, Md. Turgeon realizes for now at least, he will have to live with the lack of depth on the roster, as the Terps have nine scholarship players. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)

    SNYDER: Hold judgment on Mark Turgeon

    No one expects much this season from the Maryland men's basketball team, which features two returning starters and six walk-on players in what figures to be a long season for new coach Mark Turgeon.

  • O'Malley endorses Dixon

    BALTIMORE — (AP) Mayor Sheila Dixon picked up key endorsements yesterday from Gov. Martin O'Malley and former NAACP President Kweisi Mfume, with both men praising her tenacity in a city that continues to struggle with homicides.

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