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Current and former Maryland players talked with PressBox about potential locker-room distractions in the NIL era and how head coach Michael Locksley is handling things this year.
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Maryland football coach Michael Locksley won’t reveal who the Terps’ starting quarterback is until the Aug. 30 season opener against Florida Atlantic, but he says the competition is a “real three-horse race.”
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Grateful for his time at Concordia Prep, Maryland football freshman Sidney Stewart has already paid it forward to the school that prepared him for his college career.
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Big Ten Network football analyst Gerry DiNardo says the focus for Maryland football and head coach Michael Locksley should be just on “getting this team to play as hard as they’ve ever played.”
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Colts safety and Maryland alum Nick Cross is coming off a productive third year in the NFL and looking ahead to a new season. “It’s not about proving everybody else wrong,” Cross said. “It’s just, at the end of the day, proving to myself that … I can play at a high level day in, day out.”
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In keeping with the Hall of Fame theme to the June-July issue of PressBox, Glenn Clark would like to make an argument for another local Hall of Famer: Ralph Friedgen.
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A consensus three-star edge rush prospect in the Class of 2026 from Bishop McNamara High School and the son of Terps legend Vernon Davis, Jianni Davis talked with PressBox about his decision to commit to Maryland and his goals for his own Terps career.
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“I have NFL aspirations,” Maryland WR Octavian Smith Jr. said in looking forward to his senior season. “I always have as a kid. Going into this season, it would be huge to be one step closer to that goal, to that dream.”
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Quarterback Malik Washington says enrolling at Maryland this spring has “been a blessing” and he’s looking forward to taking the next step with Saturday’s spring game.
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Jordan Phillips says his decision to transfer to Maryland after 2022 season was all about relationships and fit. And that move has paid off as Phillips has developed into one of the most intriguing prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft.
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