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University of Maryland, Under Armour unveil 2019 homecoming uniform

The University of Maryland, College Park and Under Armour Inc. revealed new uniforms on Tuesday paying homage to the teams of the 1980s.

In celebration of the 150th anniversary of college football, the Terps will wear throwback uniforms when they host the University of Michigan for homecoming on Nov. 2.

The uniforms, the same as those worn by former quarterback Boomer Esiason, will feature the iconic Script Terps logo on the helmets and pants. The jersey will have traditional old mesh detail on Under Armour’s lightweight, durable material with classic black, white and gold striping on the sleeves. The fabric, called “Armour Grid” is inspired by military parachute and does not stretch which makes it harder for defenders to grab.

“I was raised on the Terps script,” Maryland Head Coach Michael Locksley said in a statement. “I fell in love with the teams that donned those uniforms. I remember watching guys like Boomer and Frank Reich guiding the Terps in those uniforms. I know our team will…

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Sonic Drive-In to open its first restaurant in Northern Virginia’s I-95 corridor

Fast-food chain Sonic Drive-In has filed plans to build a new restaurant in Prince William County, its first outpost along the Interstate 95 corridor in Northern Virginia. The 1,400-square-foot restaurant, with two drive-thru lanes, 12 pull-up ordering stalls and a dining patio, will be located at 4115 Talon Drive in Dumfries, part of the Barracks Row at Quantico commercial development less than a mile northwest of the I-95 interchange at state Route 234. The location “will constitute a flagship Sonic design that will serve as a benchmark for future restaurant drive-thru development,” according to a written narrative accompanying the application, filed by Noah Klein of Venable LLP.
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