Maryland Football News

Here are five Terps who could’ve really used some spring ball this year:

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. Next up, we look at Maryland’s special teams situation:

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. Next up, we look at Maryland’s wide receiver/tight end situation:

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. Next up, we look at Maryland’s running back situation:

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. Next up, we take a look at Maryland’s offensive line situation:

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. Next up, we look at Maryland’s linebacker situation:

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. Next up, we look at Maryland’s defensive line situation:

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. Next up, we look at UMD’s defensive back situation:

Spring football has been placed on indefinite hold due to precautions taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, but here’s how the Terps’ current roster figures to stack up when athletics are allowed to resume. First up, we look at Maryland’s quarterback situation:

IRVING, Texas E.J. Henderson, the only two-time consensus First Team All-American in Maryland football history, has been selected as a member of the 2020 College Football Hall of Fame class

Maryland cornerbacks coach will reportedly leave the team for the NFL

Maryland sophomore quarterback Tyler Desue has elected to retire from football, he announced via Twitter Feb. 19.

Maryland redshirt junior safety Deon Jones is entering the transfer portal,

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – University of Maryland Head Coach Michael Locksley announced updates to his coaching staff as the Terrapins head into the 2020 season.

Maryland senior quarterback Tyrrell Pigrome has elected to play his final collegiate season elsewhere, per sources.

Terps junior JACK linebacker Bryce Brand will enter the transfer portal and play his final two collegiate seasons outside of College Park, Md., per sources.

Redshirt junior quarterback Max Bortenschlager has decided to transfer from Maryland and use his remaining two years of eligibility elsewhere.

Redshirt junior running back LoLo Harrison, a standout recruit from DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) who broke out his true freshman year at Maryland, medically retired from playing football Jan. 20.