Maryland Football Recruiting News

Three-star Spalding cornerback Jayden Shipps chose to stay home and commit to the Terps

Gadsden County (Havana, Fla.) three-star offensive tackle was so taken by Maryland during his College Park, Md., official visit June 6, that he committed before the trip even ended

Maryland had a second de-commitment June 23 in Bel Air (Md.) safety Julien Horton.

Chaminade-Madonna (Hollywood, Fla.) three-star defensive lineman Donta Simpson didn’t wait long after his College Park, Md., official visit to commit to the Terps.

Riverdale Baptist (Upper Marlboro, Md.) three-star JACK Nahsir Taylor committed to Maryland June 20

Maryland saw its first decommitment of the 2025 cycle June 19 in St. Joseph’s (Philadelphia, Pa.) offensive guard Kahlil Stewart.

Maryland picked up its highest-rated recruit of the 2025 class thus far in Quince Orchard (Gaithersburg, Md.) four-star running back Iverson Howard.

Maryland added its 10th pledge of the 2025 recruiting cycle June 16 when Avon Old Farms (Avon, Conn.) defensive end Dante Recker announced for the Terps.

Tight end JT Taggart (Calvert Hall/Towson, Md.), from Florida, committed to Maryland June 8

Maryland hosted double-digit official visitors the weekend of June 6-8, and have come away with a pair of public pledges from Florida

Redshirt freshman Gavin Marshall flipped his commitment from Vanderbilt to UMD after officially visiting College Park, Md., May 31-June 2

Maryland secured its seventh commitment of the 2025 class June 2 in local three-star receiver Justin DeVaughn (Mervo/Baltimore, Md.).

Maryland added a key transfer portal player May 21 in former Buffalo offensive tackle/guard Isaiah Wright.

The Terps presumably found the successor to All-Big Ten punter Colton Spangler in a transfer from Notre Dame

Maryland picked up its sixth commitment of the 2025 class May 1 in local running back Bud Coombs (DeMatha/Hyattsville, Md.).

Maryland has five commitments early in the 2025 recruiting cycle, and the Terps efforts on the trail will start to ratchet up again during the upcoming spring evaluation period. Here are some notes on where the Terps stand before the coaches hit the road after spring ball:

Here are some notes on where the Terps stand with their top recruit targets before the coaches hit the road after spring ball:

Defensive back Julien Horton (Bel Air, Md.) committed to Maryland March 24