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With a loss at Michigan State Nov. 30, Maryland finished the 2019 season 3-9. What went wrong in Michael Locksley’s first season as head coach? Thomas Kendziora breaks it all down.
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Maryland fell to 3-8 with a 54-7 loss to Nebraska Nov. 23, one of several blowout losses this season. “… The thing that continues to sit in my craw is the fact that it’s us hurting us,” Terps head coach Michael Locksley said.
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Though the Maryland football team has struggled throughout the 2019 season, dynamic running back Javon Leake has proven to be a bright spot, and he’s making his mark on the Maryland record books.
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Calvert Hall grad Chance Campbell is proving himself in Maryland’s inside linebacker rotation. “He’s an effort guy,” coach Michael Locksley said. “He’s a mentally, physically tough guy who does everything you coach him to do, exactly how you coach him to do it.”
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Shaq Smith’s goal while he was growing up in Baltimore was to become the top prospect in Maryland, and he developed into an elite prospect at Calvert Hall and St. Frances. After winning two titles at Clemson, he’s come full circle with the Terps.
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“Everybody just has a bond,” Terps running back Tayon Fleet-Davis said of the atmosphere under new head coach Michael Locksley. “I feel like the bond is getting stronger and we’re just getting back to that Maryland culture that was once here before.”
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Michael Locksley has always believed Maryland can be a big-time football program. Now he has a chance to prove it.
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Glenn Clark says Maryland was very fortunate to be able to hire Michael Locksley to rebuild its football program, but he wonders whether even the right hire is enough to turn the program around.
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Two of the Maryland football team’s top returners are running back Anthony McFarland and cornerback Tino Ellis. Both are DeMatha graduates, and they want to keep that pipeline rolling.
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The Maryland football team nearly beat Ohio State in November, but Tyrrell Pigrome’s throw to Jeshaun Jones sailed wide on what would’ve been a game-winning two-point conversion. “I’m still not over it,” Pigrome said.
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