Milton Kent
Milton Kent hosted the weekly commentary Sports at Large from its creation in 2002 to its finale in July 2013. He has written about sports locally and nationally since 1988, covering the Baltimore Orioles, University of Maryland men's basketball, women's basketball and football, the Washington Wizards, the NBA, men's and women's college basketball and sports media for the Baltimore Sun and AOL Fanhouse. He has covered the World Series, the American and National League Championship Series, the NFL playoffs, the NBA Finals and 17 NCAA men's and women's Final Fours. He currently teaches journalism at Morgan State University.
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How the Ravens are either the NFL's laughingstock or scorn. -
What do Condoleezza Rice and Tiger Woods have to do with saving college football. -
How conservatives looked to silence criticism from US Olympians. -
How NFL head coaching slots are a lost cause for Black aspirants. -
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How the Harbaugh firing puts Lamar Jackson further under the microscope. -
Why Steve Bisciotti's image lost some luster. -
Why the Orioles are in a holiday shopping mood. -
How the Ravens can still make the playoffs despite post-Turkey Day slugginess. -
Jim Smith has been on the job as athletic director at Maryland for just over six months. In that half year, Smith has likely learned that these days, the job of chief college athletic administrator often is about making the best selection from a series of bad choices. Specifically, Smith has had to figure out what to do with a football program that is seemingly hopelessly mired in mediocrity, aspiring to be relevant.
