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LaMont Jordan, who was a running back for the Terps from 1997-2000 while Michael Locksley was the running backs coach, believes Locksley is the right man to lead Maryland. “It was going to take a coach like Locksley to come in here and do what he’s doing now,” Jordan said.
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For the first time in 10 years, Maryland and Virginia will renew their rivalry on the gridiron under the Friday night lights.
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Maryland left tackle DJ Glaze believes cleaning up penalties can be the difference between the Terps making a bowl run and competing for championships. “I think that’s what will separate us from winning eight games versus winning 10, 11, 12 games,” Glaze said.
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After a 24-0 victory against Wagner Sept. 9, Navy football has a quick turnaround to face Memphis Sept. 14. James Hartner breaks down three things to look for in the Thursday night matchup.
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Judith Altneu breaks down some key takeaways from Maryland football’s 38-20 win against Charlotte, including the Terps’ resiliency after an abysmal first quarter.
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After a 42-3 loss to Notre Dame to open up the season, Navy football is looking to get back on track against Wagner Sept. 9.
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Maryland football continues its three-game homestand on Saturday, Sept. 9, with a primetime game on NBC against Biff Poggi’s Charlotte 49ers. Judith Altneu breaks down a few things to watch as the Terps look to extend their nonconference winning streak to 10 games.
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Navy linebacker Colin Ramos enjoyed a breakout sophomore campaign in 2022, and he has a chance for an even better junior season. But he understands his work has to start in the classroom.
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“It was good going against another defense other than our defense,” Maryland wide receiver Kaden Prather said following the Terps’ 38-6 victory against Towson to open the season. “It was good just to see a lot of things click.”
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At Big Ten Football Media Days, Michael Locksley said Maryland was ready to compete for conference championships. The Terps now have a chance to back that up for the first time with the season starting against Towson on Sept. 2.
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