Maryland picked up its first offensive line commitment of the 2027 class May 29 in unrated swing lineman Caleb Canty (McAdory/McCalla, Ala.).

Shadow Creek (Pearland, Texas) mid-level three-star safety Kevin Jackson elected to commit soon after arriving in College Park, Md., for the first time.

Several top recruit targets are coming to College Park May 29-31

Maryland added to its deep inside linebacker core May 14 by bringing in VMI transfer Stephen Dean.

Maryland added another running back to its rotation May 14 in former Temple back Terrez Worthy.

Channelview (Texas) 2027 receiver Davion Vanderbilt committed to Maryland following an April 18-19 visit to College Park, Md.

Maryland picked up its first class of 2028 commitment April 9 in Central York (Harrisburg, Pa.) running back Jerome LaRue.

Pingree School (Southampton, Mass.) offensive guard Jon Panagou visited College Park, Md., in late March, committed to UMD a week later, and then re-classified from 2027 to 2026

Maryland football landed its third class of 2027 commitment and first running back pledge March 27 in Owen J. Roberts (Pottstown, Pa.) three-star Mekhi Graham.

The University of Maryland football program officially announced the addition of wide receiver Ejani Shakir on Feb. 17.

Maryland added a backup quarterback for starter Malik Washington Feb. 8 in former Kent State signal caller Devin Kargman.

Maryland added a pair of defensive linemen from the transfer portal Jan. 29 in former Washington Huskies Armon Parker (6-3, 315) and Jayvon Parker (6-3, 320).

Maryland had an opening at offensive guard after Aliou Bah decided to leave College Park, Md., and Jan. 21 the Terps filled the vacancy with former Texas State guard Tellek Lockette.

Maryland lost one of its transfer-portal additions Jan. 15 with running back Trequan Jones electing to back out of his commitment.

Rising redshirt senior right guard Aliou Bah has jumped in and out of the transfer portal the last 24 hours, and as of the morning of Jan. 15 it seems like he will indeed leave Maryland.

Half a day after electing to enter the transfer portal, rising redshirt senior right guard Aliou Bah is apparently having second thoughts.

One of Maryland’s starting offensive linemen elected to enter the transfer portal Jan. 14. Rising redshirt senior right guard Aliou Bah, who has been starting the last two years, elected to play his final collegiate season outside of College Park, Md.

A second former Terps is heading back to College Park, Md. After nose tackle Lavon Johnson elected to transfer back to UMD after a year at Texas, tight end Preston Howard chose to reunite with Maryland after a season at Auburn.