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Maryland WR Jeshaun Jones has seen his share of adversity during his tenure with the Terps, and he hopes to use that experience to make a career for himself in the NFL.
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Maryland improved to 5-0 overall with a 44-17 win against Indiana on Sept. 30, which Terps head coach Michael Locksley called “probably the most complete game that we played in all three phases.” Judith Altneu has more.
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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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Joshua Sampson offers three takeaways from the Terps’ 37-0 win against Rutgers, from Roman Hemby’s three-touchdown performance to Jeshaun Jones’ career day.
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“We’re never satisfied with a loss, but what you saw today is us going blow for blow with a team that I consider to be one of the best in the country,” Terps head coach Michael Locksley said after his team’s 43-30 loss to Ohio State.
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Joshua Sampson shares three standouts from the Terps’ 56-21 win at Charlotte, from quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa to wide receiver Jacob Copeland.
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For the second time in three seasons, Terps WR Jeshaun Jones faces the mental and physical challenge of coming back from a season-ending injury, and head coach Michael Locksley is making sure Jones and other injured Terps remain involved with the team and stay positive.
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With Taulia Tagovailoa leading the way, the Maryland football team eliminated a 17-point fourth-quarter deficit and beat Minnesota, 45-44, in overtime Oct. 30. “It’s a character win for us, and it’s one hopefully we can use to build upon,” Michael Locksley said.
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After a long recovery from a torn ACL suffered in 2019, Maryland wide receiver Jeshaun Jones will return to the field for the Terps’ season opener against Northwestern Oct. 24 — and he is looking to finally build on a historic freshman debut.
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Nobody has ever introduced themselves to college football quite like Jeshaun Jones. Now he’s looking to build on that early success after losing 2019 to a torn ACL.
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