Maryland Football Recruiting News

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

Four-star inside linebacker Carlton “CJ” Smith (Maury/Norfolk, Va.) committed to Maryland March 11:

Defensive tackle Braheem Battles (Central Catholic/Allentown, Pa.) committed to Maryland Feb. 20

Maryland secured the second commitment of the 2025 recruiting cycle Feb. 13 in three-star offensive lineman Kahlil Stewart (St. Joseph’s Prep/Philadelphia, Pa.).

Maryland added a final piece to its 24-man 2024 recruiting class Feb. 7 in Norland (Miami, Fla.) mid three-star defensive tackle Dimitry Nicolas

Maryland added another recruit to its 2024 class Jan. 31 in local high three-star cornerback Kevyn Humes

Class of 2025 four-star cornerback Jett White (Edison/Miami, Fla.) committed to Maryland at the All-America Bowl

COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Maryland head football coachMichael Locksley announced the additions of four transfers

Maryland’s most significant Dec. 20 signing day addition comes in the form of high three-star cornerback Braydon Lee (Flowers/Springdale, Md.), who flipped from South Carolina

Maryland lost a cornerback pledge in Larry Tarver (Norland/Miami, Fla.), but the Terps quickly replaced him by signing local corner Judah Jenkins Dec. 20

Maryland seemingly lost a pair of recruits from Norland High (Miami, Fla.) Dec. 20. First, longtime cornerback pledge Larry Tarver flipped to Nebraska, and, second, outside linebacker Jeremy Marcelin elected to stay with Pittsburgh

Maryland added an offensive lineman on signing day Dec. 20 in local three-star tackle Logan Bennett

Maryland potentially found a new center Dec. 13 in Purdue transfer Josh Kaltenberger.

Maryland found its potential successor to Taulia Tagovailoa Dec. 13 in former NC State quarterback MJ Morris.

St. John’s (Washington, D.C.) three-star safety Shamar McIntosh opted for the hometown school