Maryland Football Recruiting News

One of Maryland’s new inside linebacker offerees, IMG Academy’s (Bradenton, Fla.) Terrell Foster, is already discussing an official visit to College Park, Md., in June.

The Terps have a pair of outside linebacker pledges in the 2022 class, and they’re looking to add a couple inside backers to the crop.

JUCO Tyrone Webber is emerging at New Mexico Military Institute.

Oscar Smith (Chesapeake, Va.) 2022 slot receiver Amonte Jones has come on a few games into his spring football season and has begun to generate significant college interest.

Jude Bowry (St. Frances/Baltimore, Md.) has only been playing football for two years, but the 6-foot-6, 280-pound offensive tackle has shown plenty of potential during his brief forays into the gridiron game and attracted plenty of college attention.

Hillgrove’s (Powder Springs, Ga.) Emory Floyd is a top 2021 safety prospect who doubles as a track star.

Monroe (N.C.) 2021 four-star receiver Shaleak Knotts has more than 20 offers to date, but he counts Maryland as a school of primary interest.

Maryland will attempt to add multiple offensive tackles in the 2022 class, and the Terps have been actively mining the junior college ranks for help.

The Terps have dipped into noted junior college Lackawanna (Scranton, Pa.) several times, and March 10 Maryland anted up for a budding offensive tackle from the Pittsburgh area.

Maryland landed a commitment from Malvern Prep (Malvern, Pa.) center Coltin Deery March 12. Afterwards, we spoke to his coach, Dave Gueriera, to gain more insight into the 6-foot-3, 280-pounder:

Maryland has had a wrestler manning the center position for going on a decade now, with Johnny Jordan and Brendan Moore holding down the spot the last few years.

The Terps are scanning the country for offensive tackle prospects, handing out offers in both traditional and non-traditional recruiting areas for them.

Maryland had its first decommitment of the 2022 class when linebacker Ny’air Graham (Wilson/Camden, N.J.) elected to re-open his recruitment.

Maryland landed 2022 quarterback AJ Swann (Cherokee/Canton, Ga.) March 1, and afterwards his coach, Josh Shaw, gave more insigth into the 6-foot-2.5, 200-pounder:

Maryland wasn’t able to land a scholarship high-school quarterback prospect in the 2021 class, but the Terps now have one early in the 2022 cycle.

Maryland rarely delves into the Mountain West for prospects, but on Feb. 24 assistant Brawley Evans dipped into Colorado

Inside linebacker Dylan Reid (Chaminade-Madonna/Hollywood, Fla.) had been flying under the recruiting radar early in the offseason, but the 6-foot, 220-pounder has started to generate the attention of power-five suitors.

Class of 2022 cornerback Kajuan Banks (Godby/Tallahassee, Fla.) isn’t as touted as some of the other prospects in Florida, but the 5-foot-10, 170-pounder has proven to be an elite all-around athlete.