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With the tragedy of what happened in Baltimore, we have to ask about the safety of our bridges right here the Capital Region.

Here's the post-combine for the Buffalo Bills. They go offense early once again but get two great defensive players afterward.

Albany native Kevin Huerter can make shots from anywhere on the basketball court. Don't believe us? Check out this viral video of him sinking trick shots.

If you see purple paint, you should run away. Fast.

UAlbany Becomes Unanimous Number One Team In Country After Win Over Maryland

The Great Danes battle the number two ranked team in the country this weekend.

I was there as Kevin Huerter played his best game of his sophomore season and maybe even his collegiate career to this point.

Before this college lacrosse season started, I kept hearing how this version of the UAlbany Great Danes was the most balanced team in Scott Marr's time wearing purple and gold. Others told me this was the best team Marr has ever had. All I could think was "how could that be...

Kevin Smith is a Capital Region native from East Greenbush who now plays division 1 baseball at the University of Maryland. The star short stop who played his high school baseball at Columbia has had a phenomenal first two seasons as a Terp and heads into his junior campaign with plenty of promise...

Fans of Section 2 basketball have known Kevin Huerter's name for years now, but the rest of the country is slowly but surely figuring out why he was so highly touted coming out of high school. Huerter is starting as a freshman at Maryland for a Terps team that is 15-2 and on the brink of being ranked in the top-25...

Fans of Section 2 high school basketball here in the Capital Region have known for some time now that Shenendehowa graduate, Kevin Huerter, is the real deal. Now it's time for fans of college basketball nationally to catch on. This past week Huerter expedited that process when he had a game saving block at the buzzer to preserve a huge 76-75 win on the road at Georgetown...

Maryland baseball star and Columbia High School grad Kevin Smith made an unbelievable play this weekend for the Terrapins: Smith played in 65 of 66 games last year as a freshman for the Terps, who went to the Super Regionals. He's continued right where he left off, dominating the playing time for the Terps at shortstop...