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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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“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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The relationship between Maryland football HC Michael Locksley and starting QB Taulia Tagovailoa is built on more than just wins and losses. It’s also built on trust. “If they trust you, they’ll play for you,” Locksley said. “I can always talk to him anytime,” Tagovailoa said.
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Cincinnati transfer Ja’Quan Sheppard is expected to take over one of the starting cornerback positions at Maryland, but the situation isn’t new for him. Rather, the cornerback calls it “déjà vu.”
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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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