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With a 37-44 record and no Big Ten victories, Maryland football enters a critical year where seven wins could secure bowl eligibility and alter the future of coach Michael Locksley.
Dontay Joyner’s comeback after probation and strong performances from Maryland’s volleyball, lacrosse, soccer and baseball squads highlight a season of renewal for the Terrapins.
Maryland’s 62-0 victory over Hampton not only extended the Terps’ nonconference win streak to 19 games but also delivered a historic shutout, highlighted by a 94-yard rushing touchdown and a suffocating defensive performance.
Despite a 62‑0 win over Hampton, Maryland’s passing game showed significant inconsistency, with quarterback Malik Washington struggling to connect with his new receivers, prompting coach Michael Locksley to call for improved timing and execution.
The University of Maryland will debut ‘Los Terps’ helmets during a September 19 home game against Virginia Tech, blending football excitement with a vibrant tribute to the DMV’s Hispanic community.
Maryland football’s August 5 media day set the stage for a season defined by continuity, a balanced offense, and a defense eager to build on last year’s Big Ten interception lead.
Despite back‑to‑back losing records, head coach Michael Locksley believes the Maryland Terrapins have the pieces in place to break through in the upcoming season.
The University of Maryland football program enters the 2026 campaign with a deep returning core, a revamped offensive scheme, and a defense poised to build on recent successes.
At the annual Big Ten Football Media Days in Chicago, Maryland head coach Michael Locksley outlined his team's aspirations, highlighted emerging leaders, and reflected on the program’s recent challenges.
From July 28‑30, the Big Ten will convene in Chicago for its annual media days, featuring live coverage by the Big Ten Network and appearances by Maryland's coaching staff and student‑athletes.
From surviving a prenatal car crash to earning the Louis L. Goldstein Helmet Award, Daniel Wingate’s final collegiate campaign blends spiritual grounding, steadfast loyalty, and on‑field excellence.
The Big Ten Network will provide live coverage of the 2026 Big Ten Football Media Days in Chicago from July 28‑30, featuring press conferences with every coach and expert analysis.
The Big Ten Conference has named the 54 student‑athletes who will attend the 2026 Media Days in Chicago, setting the stage for a high‑profile college football season.
From a prenatal brush with death to becoming the nation’s most prolific tackler, Daniel Wingate’s story intertwines personal resilience with a drive to lift his teammates and restore Maryland’s defensive identity.
Maryland football secured six new commitments in late May and early June, including safety Charles Roberts and linebacker Shelvy Clark, as the program looks to rebuild its defense and climb the national rankings