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Maryland football begins its 2021 season by renewing an old rivalry, hosting West Virginia Sept. 4. The Terps will feature a plethora of familiar faces, and headlining those returners is quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa.
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Entering his fourth season in College Park, WR Brian Cobbs is embracing a leadership role for the Terps. “We have a lot of explosive playmakers all over the field and I think our biggest challenge is going to be not beating ourselves with stupid penalties, self-inflicted wounds,” Cobbs said.
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Former Maryland WR Steve Suter, who will call games alongside Johnny Holliday on the Maryland Sports Radio Network this fall, recently reminisced about how he ended up at Maryland as a recruit, how the Terps turned it around in the early 2000s under Ralph Friedgen and more.
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Former Maryland and NFL linebacker D’Qwell Jackson, who was announced as part of the Maryland Athletics 2021 Hall of Fame class earlier this summer, recently revealed that he contemplated transferring to Florida after his freshman year, but one coach convinced him to stay.
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Former Maryland linebacker Jermaine Carter Jr. is entering his fourth season with the Carolina Panthers, and he credits former teammate Luke Kuechly for helping him become an impact defender in the NFL.
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Taken by the White Sox in the third round of the 2021 draft, Sean Burke hopes to follow a handful of recent Terps to the big leagues. “I’m just trying to be as consistent as possible with the stuff I have over the next few years, however long it may take to make it to the big leagues,” Burke said.
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Maryland sophomore cornerback Tarheeb Still believes the Terps’ experience last season will help them in 2021. “We went through a lot of adversity,” Still said, “but I feel as though that shows that we can handle whatever is thrown our way.”
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Maryland men’s basketball transfer and former Old Dominion standout Xavier Green prides himself on his defense and bringing 100 percent effort on that end of the court. “I play defense and I take pride in defense,” Green said. “I feel like I don’t like people scoring on me.”
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Maryland women’s basketball’s 2021-22 non-conference schedule includes a home matchup with Baylor, a road trip to South Carolina and matchups with NC State and defending national champion Stanford in the Bahamas.
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Maryland men’s basketball coach Mark Turgeon has announced the signing of veteran transfer Xavier Green, a former Conference USA Tournament MVP who spent the last five seasons at Old Dominion.
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