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Article: Winged Terrapins Play On; Camaraderie, Rotation System Hold Ailing Offensive Line Together
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- October 20, 2007
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On Wednesday nights, around 9:30 p.m., members of the Maryland
Terrapins' offensive line flock to the appropriately named Hard
Times Cafe in College Park, which features a comfortable patio and a
big sign out front that reads "Cheap Wing Night."
Some of the Terrapins have been known to eat upward of 50 wings
per sitting. And since these weekly get-togethers began last summer,
upon their arrival the staff knows to immediately commence bringing
out piles of 40-cents-a-piece Texas-style chicken wings.
"Everybody knows food is going to bring an O-line together,"
Terrapins guard Phil Costa said.
The offensive line has spent the season undermanned because of
injuries, but the patchwork rotation ...
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