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Maryland safety Dante Trader Jr. is excited about the Terps’ defensive backfield. “We have a really strong cornerback room and an up-and-coming safety room,” Trader said. “… We compete. That just translates to the field. We communicate, we fly around and that’s what we do.”
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Joshua Sampson breaks down three key takeaways from Maryland football head coach Michael Locksley after the Terps’ second scrimmage on Aug. 20.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Maryland football head coach Michael Locksley about the Terps’ outlook for this season.
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Maryland football held its first scrimmage of the summer Aug. 13, and even though the scrimmage was not open to fans or media, Terps head coach Michael Locksley held a brief video conference afterward. Joshua Sampson breaks down three key takeaways from what Locksley had to say.
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Maryland football coach Michael Locksley says there needs to be better “guardrails” to prevent schools from taking advantage of ambiguous NIL guidelines. “They raised the speed limit on the highway and they took the state troopers off,” Locksley said.
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Former University of Maryland football coach Ralph Friedgen has been named to the 2023 ballot for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame, the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame announced June 6.
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Terps tight end Corey Dyches believes Maryland football took a step forward with a bowl appearance and victory last season but that the expectation within the program is to build on that success. “I really think that this is going to be the year that we do make a big step,” Dyches said.
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Maryland DL Sam Okuayinonu didn’t start taking football seriously until his senior year of high school, but he’s confident he’ll hear his named called in the NFL Draft. “I did everything I could do,” Okuayinonu said, “and the cards are out of my hands now and just waiting to see what happens.”
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While the NFL Scouting Combine is an opportunity for players to try to impress NFL teams, former Maryland and Ole Miss linebacker Chance Campbell also used the Combine as a way to help others.
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Former Maryland cornerback Tino Ellis is hoping the new USFL will allow him an opportunity to get back to the NFL. “I feel like it’s the perfect opportunity to get some film as a starter, show what I can do and go from there,” Ellis said.
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