Sports: For Maryland lineman Brendan Moore, pursuit of perfect technique is never-ending

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Terrapins Insider For Maryland lineman Brendan Moore, pursuit of perfect technique is never-ending Roman Stubbs With Maryland’s first five spring practices in the books, Moore is flourishing at center. Tennis Citi Open lands Murray, Nishikori Kelyn Soong Top five players Andy Murray and Kei Nishikori will use D.C. tournament to prepare for heat of U.S. Open. Wizards Insider John Wall on Grizzlies’ decision to rest key players: ‘I guess they don’t respect us’ Jorge Castillo The Grizzlies rested Zach Randolph, Marc Gasol, and Tony Allen in Thursday’s loss.

More Headlines Nationals agree to terms with 18 pre-arbitration players James Wagner The Nationals give good faith raises to players, and Tanner Roark was one of them. Anthony Rendon to miss ‘a few days’ with MCL sprain Chelsea Janes The Nationals third baseman will rest a few days with what his manager called a mild sprain of the MCL in his left knee. Mike Green (upper body) returning vs. Dallas; Capitals to recall Burakovsky Alex Prewitt “Got a good practice in today,” Green said. “A lot of guys are banged up, so get out there and play, I feel healthy enough to do so.“ Against Dallas, Capitals seek to avoid ‘getting pulled into their game’ Alex Prewitt Washington succumbed to the fast-paced stars in their last meeting two months ago, and now needs a strong effort to avoid a further damaging homestand. Nick Saban comes in third in Alabama student government presidential election Sarah Larimer Saban 2016, then?