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For Maryland football HC Michael Locksley, the team’s recent spring practice at Morgan State was a way to say thank you to Baltimore and also evaluate the team’s options at quarterback.
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Following Maryland’s win against Rutgers Nov. 25, Taulia Tagovailoa said he expected to play in the bowl game. But sometime in the past month, the quarterback changed his mind. “He handled it the right way,” head coach Michael Locksley said.
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Glenn Clark contemplates the legacy of Taulia Tagovailoa at Maryland, and he says numbers don’t always tell the full story.
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Maryland QB Taulia Tagovailoa was nearly flawless in the Terps’ 42-24 win at Rutgers, putting together a 361-yard performance to become the Big Ten’s all-time leading passer. “Really proud of what he’s done helping us elevate this program,” HC Michael Locksley said.
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“There are no moral victories, but this is definitely one of those games that I feel as a program that we’ll be able to build off of,” Maryland HC Michael Locksley said following the Terps’ 31-24 loss to No. 3 Michigan.
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The Terps allowed 404 yards of total offense, turned the ball over four times and posted minus-6 rushing yards from running backs. It all added up to a 51-15 loss to Penn State as the search for a sixth win continues.
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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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“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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