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- Maryland fans may well have had a question for coach Randy Edsall — what position is Ricardo Young playing?
- Aided by three takeaways, Maryland remained within a touchdown of the heavily favored Tigers until a critical fourth-quarter miscue. Clemson pulled away for a 40-27 victory in front of an announced 48,134, the largest home crowd of the season, on a sunny, chilly day at Byrd Stadium.
- Maryland football team hasn't forced a turnover in more than a month as it heads into homecoming game against Clemson.
- Maryland's C.J. Brown, Brandon Ross and Dave Stinebaugh join a long injury list as Terps prepare for Clemson.
- Scott Van Pelt is joking that he may have gone too far this time, that Maryland may turn on him for his pointed criticism about the droves of fans who abandoned Byrd Stadium's student section before the end of the Terps' one-point win over rival Virginia on Sept. 21.
- Terps quarterback C.J. Brown battling unspecified ailment but may play. Player says the concussion is not a concern anymore, but something else is.
- Randy Edsall and the Terps football his team sustained further misfortune Saturday when top receivers Stefon Diggs and Deon Long suffered season-ending lower leg fractures in Maryland's 34-10 loss at Wake Forest
- Leading Maryland wide receivers Deon Long and Stefon Diggs were both carted off BB&T Field after being injured in Saturday's 34-10 loss to Wake Forest.
- Top receivers Stefon Diggs, Deon Long leave with injuries
- When Maryland's football team made the trip for Saturday's game at Wake Forest, the Terps brought with them a number of players still recovering from all sorts of injuries.
- C.J. Brown will return as Maryland's starting quarterback against Wake Forest on Saturday, coach Randy Edsall said Tuesday.
- ESPN personality Scott Van Pelt generated significant buzz in the Terps fan community with his criticism of Maryland students leaving early Saturday during the team¿s 27-26 victory over Virginia at Byrd stadium.
- After Saturday's 27-26 victory over Virginia, Deon Long is Maryland's leading receiver with 28 catches for 446 yards and a touchdown. Stefon Diggs is second with 26 receptions for 520 yards and three touchdowns.
- Maryland quarterback Caleb Rowe's second career start began under circumstances similar to his first as a freshman last season. It nearly ended with similar heartbreak for the 6-foot-3, 210-pound sophomore.
- The last scheduled game in Maryland's 94-year football series with Virginia came at a pivotal time for the Terps.
- After the program's most one-sided defeat in 20 years, the Maryland football team will try to show it has a short memory when the Terps play Virginia on Saturday at Byrd Stadium.
- Maryland was averaging 39.8 points per game before getting shut out at Florida State last week. Now, the Terps are starting over. Quarterback C.J. Brown (concussion) is doubtful, so sophomore Caleb Rowe is likely to start.
- Maryland quarterback C.J. Brown is doubtful for Saturday's game against Virginia after suffering a concussion last weekend on a jarring hit against Florida State.
- The Terps have played Virginia more than any other football opponent. The Maryland-Virginia border-state rivalry — which ends for the foreseeable future with Saturday's meeting at Byrd Stadium — never rose to the level of Ohio State-Michigan or Alabama-Auburn. The teams weren't prominent enough for that.
- Virginia football coach Mike London was paying special attention when Maryland released its depth chart this week, looking for clues on whether starting quarterback C.J. Brown would rebound from a concussion in time to play Saturday against the Cavaliers.
- Officials were correct not to call a targeting penalty on the hit that caused Maryland quarterback C.J. Brown to suffer a concussion in Saturday¿s 63-0 loss to Florida State, according to a review by the Atlantic Coast Conference.
- The ACC hasn't heard the last of the hit on Terps quarterback C.J. Brown that gave the player a concussion.
- Caleb Rowe replaced Maryland quarterback C.J. Brown against Florida State on Saturday ¿ the second season in a row that Rowe had been elevated because of an injury.
- No. 25 Maryland had entered Doak Campbell Stadium buoyant and undefeated, believing it had amassed enough talent to reverse the weight of history that had seen it lose all of its 11 road games to No. 8 Florida State.
- It's been labeled Maryland's biggest football game in years, but do the No. 25 Terps actually have a chance to upset No. 8 Florida State in Tallahassee?
- Randy Edsall's Maryland football team couldn't match Florida State's speed two years ago in Tallahassee, but Saturday could be different.
- Beating Florida state Seminoles would be Maryland Terps' "signature win," analyst says
- Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and producer-editor Jonas Shaffer weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.
- Terps' Stefon Diggs and Wootton High's Trevon Diggs still look up to Aron Diggs, who died in 2008
- Hundreds of fans packed into the bleachers at Dunbar's football field Saturday afternoon, and dozens more looked on through the fence. They were there to see the Maryland football team play its first of two scrimmages at local high schools.
- Junior transfer took all the first-team snaps as Maryland opened spring practice schedule Saturday
- Maryland Terrapins release spring football depth chart
- With C.J. Brown back in a limited role after missing last season because of a torn anterior cruciate ligament, and Perry Hills and Caleb Rowe continuing to rehab their own knee injuries, Maryland coach Randy Edsall said Monday that his two healthy quarterbacks will be off-limits to contact when spring practice starts Saturday.
- With the start of spring practice five days away, Maryland football coach Randy Edsall spoke Monday at an afternoon news conference on a number of topics in regard to this year's Terps.
- The thought crossed Shane Cockerille's mind just about every Saturday in November. If the Gilman quarterback was just one year older, it would be him instead of linebacker Shawn Petty under center for Maryland.
- Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.
- Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.
- Devin Burns, a former wide receiver who filled in at quarterback for the Terps last season, has withdrawn from the school and is expected to transfer.
- Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.