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Former Maryland star Tai Felton has played in 10 games for the Vikings in 2025, with almost all of his work coming on special teams. “It’s just me wanting to contribute to the team and dominate my role any way possible,” Felton said.
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Maryland WR Tai Felton is ready to hear his name called in the 2025 NFL Draft. “It doesn’t matter if it’s the first round or seventh round,” Felton said. “All that matters is me getting an opportunity and putting in the work to show the team that I can contribute to the team and win.”
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A 29-13 loss to Iowa on Nov. 23 means Maryland will fail to go bowling for the first time in four years. “It kind of hit hard after the game,” said Terps senior wide receiver Tai Felton, who scored two touchdowns in the defeat.
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Joshua Sampson breaks down three things to look for as Maryland football faces Iowa Nov. 23 at SECU Stadium.
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With the Terps on a bye this week, Joshua Sampson breaks down three takeaways from Maryland football’s first five games.
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A strong first half helped Maryland cruise to a 38-20 victory against Villanova on Sept. 21 as Tai Felton posted his fourth consecutive game with 100-plus receiving yards. Now, the Terps head back into Big Ten play.
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WR Tai Felton has emerged as a catalyst and leader for Maryland football. “I know a lot of guys are looking up to me, so me setting an example on and off the field such as going to class and getting extra catches after practice, all of that matters,” Felton said.
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Joshua Sampson breaks down three things to look for as Maryland football faces Virginia Sept. 14, including whether the Terps can get the running game going.
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Joshua Sampson highlights three standouts from the Terps’ 50-7 win against UConn to open the season, including wide receiver Tai Felton, who finished with a career-high 178 yards.
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Maryland WR Tai Felton says to expect “a lot of swag” from QB Billy Edwards Jr., who is expected to start against Auburn in the Music City Bowl on Dec. 30. “He’s going to have a lot of fun out there, so I can’t wait to go out there and compete with him,” Felton said.
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