Maryland doesn’t have a permanent head coach yet, but that didn’t stop the Terps from picking up a class of 2028 high school commitment. Three-star edge rusher Kemontae Chaplin out of Loudon Sports Academy (Leesburg, Va.) announced his Terps’ pledge Nov. 9, just two days after UMD recorded its first Big Ten victory in 13 tries by knocking off Purdue.
The 6-foot-3, 217-pound Chaplin spent his first two years at Friendship Collegiate (Washington, D.C.
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