In The Paper: June/July 2021
Cover Story: Taulia Tagovailoa enters his second season in College Park with high expectations. Can he lead Maryland to prominence in the Big Ten?
Read moreCover Story: Taulia Tagovailoa enters his second season in College Park with high expectations. Can he lead Maryland to prominence in the Big Ten?
Read moreWith wide receivers Dontay Demus Jr., Brian Cobbs, Jeshaun Jones and Rakim Jarrett all returning next season, the Terps figure to create matchup problems for opposing defenses. “I don’t think there’s a team in the country that’s going to be able to match each one of us,” Cobbs said.
Read moreMaryland head football coach Michael Locksley says his program isn’t close to where he wants it to be, but he saw “glimpses” in 2020 of what it can be — and he’s confident he’s found an answer at quarterback, something that’s eluded the Terps in recent years.
Read moreMaryland running back Jake Funk, who declared for the NFL Draft Dec. 21, says his decision was made more difficult by the upward trajectory of the program. “I’m very, very excited about where Maryland football is headed,” Funk said, “and that was also why it was such a hard decision.”
Read moreMaryland walk-on quarterback Eric Najarian filled in admirably against Rutgers for Taulia Tagovailoa — who was reportedly out due to COVID-19 — but the Terps lost, 27-24, in overtime Dec. 12.
Read moreThomas Kendziora shares five takeaways from the Terps’ 27-11 loss at Indiana, from Taulia Tagovailoa’s struggles to the team’s absences after a COVID-19 outbreak within the program.
Read moreTerps quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa attributes much of the team’s success to head coach Michael Locksley. “He’s taking everyone to a different level,” Tagovailoa said. “… We just have to continue to buy into what he’s doing and just continue to trust him.”
Read moreAfter Maryland’s wins against Minnesota and Penn State, Glenn Clark is ready to embrace the hope that quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa is providing.
Read moreThomas Kendziora shares five takeaways from the Terps’ 35-19 win at Penn State Nov. 7, from Taulia Tagovailoa’s three-touchdown performance to a stingy defensive effort.
Read moreWith Taulia Tagovailoa leading the way, the Maryland football team eliminated a 17-point fourth-quarter deficit and beat Minnesota, 45-44, in overtime Oct. 30. “It’s a character win for us, and it’s one hopefully we can use to build upon,” Michael Locksley said.
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