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Longtime college football coach Urban Meyer, who made a habit of dipping into the DMV as part of his recruiting efforts at Ohio State, is confident Michael Locksley can turn Maryland around but says there needs to be a sense of urgency in the program’s rebuilding efforts.
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Quince Orchard defensive tackle and Terps commit Marcus Bradley says Maryland can become a national power by keeping the best players from the DMV. “We keep getting these recruits that we’re getting, it’s going to be something very special.”
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Maryland men’s basketball head coach Mark Turgeon has announced the signing of veteran forward Galin Smith, who appeared in 94 games during the last three seasons at Alabama.
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Maryland women’s basketball lost three players to transfer this spring, but the Terps added two new players as well. “We’ve been through it before and our culture is fine,” head coach Brenda Frese said, “so it’s just a matter of continuing to do what you do and find other players that fit Maryland.”
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Jalen Smith, who recently declared for the 2020 NBA Draft, says he was “highly confident” the Terps would make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament, but now he’s focused on staying in shape while awaiting clarity about this year’s draft.
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The NFL Draft has come and gone, and a new wave of Maryland Terrapins are entering the pros, including Anthony McFarland and Antoine Brooks Jr.
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Maryland offensive lineman Ellis McKennie III’s father was recently released from the hospital after battling the coronavirus for a month, and now McKennie is hoping for some more good news during the NFL Draft.
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After two years with Maryland men’s basketball, Jalen Smith has declared for the NBA Draft.
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With spring practice canceled and a timetable for a return to normalcy unclear, Michael Locksley says the Terps would need a “bare minimum” of six weeks to get ready for their first game and that he’d be open to playing in empty stadiums.
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As he prepares for the 2020 NFL Draft, Maryland linebacker Isaiah Davis has turned to his brother, Sean, a four-year NFL veteran.
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