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LaMont Jordan, who was a running back for the Terps from 1997-2000 while Michael Locksley was the running backs coach, believes Locksley is the right man to lead Maryland. “It was going to take a coach like Locksley to come in here and do what he’s doing now,” Jordan said.
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For the first time in 10 years, Maryland and Virginia will renew their rivalry on the gridiron under the Friday night lights.
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Maryland left tackle DJ Glaze believes cleaning up penalties can be the difference between the Terps making a bowl run and competing for championships. “I think that’s what will separate us from winning eight games versus winning 10, 11, 12 games,” Glaze said.
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Judith Altneu breaks down some key takeaways from Maryland football’s 38-20 win against Charlotte, including the Terps’ resiliency after an abysmal first quarter.
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Maryland football continues its three-game homestand on Saturday, Sept. 9, with a primetime game on NBC against Biff Poggi’s Charlotte 49ers. Judith Altneu breaks down a few things to watch as the Terps look to extend their nonconference winning streak to 10 games.
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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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Maryland head coach Michael Locksley believes the Terps have shown the necessary improvement to compete for a Big Ten championship in 2023, but he says it’s important to “not let the goal of competing for Big Ten championships get in the way of doing the work.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Inside The Black and Gold’s Ahmed Ghafir about the outlook for Maryland football, the latest Maryland basketball recruiting news and more.
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Maryland running back Roman Hemby believes the Terps are close to becoming a team that can contend for a Big Ten championship. “We’re building something special here,” Hemby said, “and I feel like we’re taking steps in the right direction every year.”
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With the additions of UCLA and USC into the conference starting in 2024, the Big Ten will move to a Flex Protect Plus model, which features a combination of protected opponents and rotating opponents. Maryland will play Indiana, Michigan and Rutgers in 2024 and 2025.
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