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Maryland head coach Michael Locksley believes the Terps have shown the necessary improvement to compete for a Big Ten championship in 2023, but he says it’s important to “not let the goal of competing for Big Ten championships get in the way of doing the work.”
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Maryland running back Roman Hemby believes the Terps are close to becoming a team that can contend for a Big Ten championship. “We’re building something special here,” Hemby said, “and I feel like we’re taking steps in the right direction every year.”
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With Jacob Copeland, Dontay Demus Jr. and Rakim Jarrett now in the NFL, there’s room for younger Maryland receivers to earn more playing time in 2023. One of those receivers with an opportunity is junior Tai Felton.
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Glenn Clark revisits his preseason column that asked the question, “What qualifies as progress for Maryland football?” and considers where the Terps stand now and what’s next.
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Michael Locksley says Terps fans can expect some young players who haven’t played much this season to be thrust into bigger roles against NC State in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl to prepare them for what’s to come in 2023 … and that is especially the case at WR.
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New Towson football coach Pete Shinnick saw a familiar name pop on his phone not long after the news was announced by the school, but he wasn’t completely sure it was really him. It was, and the conversation underscored how things are coming full circle for Shinnick in Baltimore.
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Maryland football will take on former ACC rival NC State in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl on Dec. 30. Joshua Sampson reflects on the Terps’ season and looks ahead to the bowl game.
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Maryland football legend Shawne Merriman says Terps fans should be excited for what the next several years have in store for the program, and he is confident Maryland can win a Big Ten championship in the near future.
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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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