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Towson's Ambrose is FCS Coach of the Year; West is top freshman
The Baltimore SunTowson football coach Rob Ambrose heard the news as he was busy recruiting and making preparations for winter workouts. Then he looked up past winners of the Eddie Robinson Award, in honor of the legendary Grambling State coach and given since 1987 to...Tags: Randy Edsall, Football, Northwestern Wildcats, College Football, Villanova Wildcats
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Terps offensive coordinator Mike Locksley to earn $500,000 a year
Bonuses based on recruiting rankings and a $350,000 base salary are among the highlights in Maryland's contract with new offensive coordinator Mike Locksley.
Locksley's deal, which was obtained by The Baltimore Sun and other media outlets Monday via...Tags: Randy Edsall, Maryland Terrapins, Football, College Sports
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Maryland negotiates buyout with defensive coordinator Todd Bradford
The Baltimore SunMaryland has completed a negotiated buyout of defensive coordinator Todd Bradford's contract -- clearing the way for the school to hire a replacement. The Sun reported Dec. 22 that Bradford -- whose defense ranked last in the Atlantic Coast Conference,...Tags: Randy Edsall, Maryland Terrapins, Football, Larry Johnson, Atlantic Coast Conference
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Under O'Brien, Penn State still plans to recruit Maryland heavily
The Baltimore SunNew Penn State football coach Bill O’Brien knows it will be important to recruit the Maryland-D.C. corridor. But re-establishing connections he made here as a Maryland assistant is very low on his long list of things to do. By keeping long-time...Tags: Joe Paterno, Big Ten Conference, Football, Larry Johnson, College Football
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Locksley says he's "home" at Maryland
The Baltimore SunNew Maryland offensive coordinator Mike Locksley met with the media today and talked about coming "home" to the Baltimore-Washington area, about the Terps' quarterback situation and about a recruit he seems particularly excited to coach. Locksley was...Tags: Brown University, University of New Mexico, Maryland Terrapins, Football, Danny O'Brien
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Terps' new offensive coordinator ready for fresh start
– For new offensive coordinator Mike Locksley, returning to Maryland – where he previously served as an assistant to two Terps' head coaches – feels like renewal.
After a trying stint on and off the field as New Mexico's head coach ,...Tags: Brown University, Randy Edsall, Football, Maryland Terrapins, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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Bill O'Brien's brief time with Terps helped him prepare for the challenge ahead
It had come down to one seemingly makeable field goal, and on the Patriots' sideline offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien busied himself scripting plays for overtime. Reading and reacting to what a defense does is his strength, and instead of even casting...Tags: The Pennsylvania State University, American Football Conference, Football, Billy Cundiff, New England Patriots
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In Bear's Tracks: Ralph Friedgen follows father's footsteps
The Baltimore SunWith trembling hands, he reached for the phone and dialed the number. He was nervous, but his mind was clear. He was done with Maryland football. Finished. Three head coaches in three years had told him 300 different things, and none of them seemed able...Tags: Football, Students, Teaching and Learning, Vince Lombardi, College Football
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Adrian Coxson talks about leaving Maryland, transferring to Stony Brook
The Baltimore SunThe only previous experience Adrian Coxson had with a Football Championship Subdivision team was when Maryland came away with a 28-3 win over Towson last fall. Before that, the Terps wide receiver had never given any FCS school much thought, and he...Tags: Financial Aid, Football, LaQuan Williams, Boston College, College Football
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Terps 'hung together' through changes, now looking forward to season
It's only been seven months since word began to filter out to Maryland players that Ralph Friedgen was being dismissed as coach.
As they worked out in the unyielding heat Tuesday drenched in sweat, several players said it felt as if much more time had...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Randy Edsall, Cystic Fibrosis, Athletes, Labor Day
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Maryland to pay Edsall $2 million per year and Turgeon $1.9 million annually
COLLEGE PARK — The contracts Maryland signed with its new men's basketball and football coaches contain incentives reflecting athletic department priorities — competing nationally, quickly leasing luxury stadium suites and selling more...Tags: Randy Edsall, Football, Athletes, Basketball, Elections
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Running back D.J. Adams granted release from Maryland
The list of Maryland players who went from being burgeoning stars to malcontents to former Terps grew again Wednesday, when sophomore tailback D.J. Adams announced that he had been granted his release from the school.
Adams, who as a redshirt freshman...Tags: Randy Edsall, Football, Students, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, University of Maryland, College Park
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