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New Maryland football coach Mike Locksley has added his first two FBS transfers in Ohio State linebacker KeAndre Jones and Virginia Tech wide receiver Sean Savor, the school confirms.
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From the name he is now referred to, to the way he talked about his team's talent and its coaching staff, here are three takeaways from new Maryland's coach Michael Locksley's introductory press conference.
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Mike Locksley will return to College Park as the school’s new football coach.
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Those who've been around the program for the past five years, and even for one who has only been at Maryland this season, have seen plenty of change and not all that much success.
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University of Maryland football coach DJ Durkin, who had been suspended since August, has been fired in the wake of the heatstroke death of offensive lineman Jordan McNair and two reports commissioned by the board of regents.
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Michigan's defense, Kasim Hill's poise and the Terps' depth are among key questions heading into Maryland's showdown with the No. 15 Wolverines in Ann Arbor.
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In only the second football meeting between the state's two biggest school, Terps and Tigers square off at Maryland Stadium
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The highest wage earner in Maryland for 2016 did not work a single day in the state the entire year.
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With the addition of 28 players in DJ Durkin’s second recruiting class at Maryland, a number of players who were recruited by former coach Randy Edsall are no
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Alabama has hired former Maryland coach Mike Locksley as a full-time offensive assistant, Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban announced Monday.
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A week later, the Terps added another. In doing so, coach DJ Durkin continued to make a mark in local recruiting, continuing the so-called "movement" to get the area's top talent to play in College Park.
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The transition from former coach Randy Edsall to interim coach Mike Locksley to Durkin is Maryland's second coaching change in six years. The transition from Ralph Friedgen to Edsall in 2011 was fraught with conflict, with more than 20 players transferring in Edsall's first year.
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Maryland men's basketball coach Mark Turgeon remained the highest-paid state employee in 2015, according to records released last week.
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When he began his NFL draft journey in December, Quinton Jefferson knew there was more at stake for him than other prospects with what he was leaving behind and what lay before him.
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For Caleb Rowe, Maryland's quarterback position is "definitely an open job." So he and Perry Hills have put in extra film sessions and extra meetings with offensive coordinator Walt Bell in order to get a handle on the Terps' new offense. Both fifth-year seniors are trying to put last season's quarterback struggles behind them and get a fresh start under coach DJ Durkin. But Hills, Rowe and redshirt freshman Gage Shaffer all have work to do to grasp Bell's offense before the season starts in
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Shane Cockerille, who was rated a four-star quarterback out of Gilman in the Class of 2013 by ESPN, is now a linebacker on Maryland's defense, marking the third position change of his career.
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Former Maryland offensive coordinator and interim coach Mike Locksley has landed on Nick Saban's staff at reigning national champion Alabama as an offensive analyst, according to an AL.com report.
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Quinton Jefferson and Yannick Ngakoue are utilizing skills at the NFL scouting combine that they learned while players at the University of Maryland.
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Coach DJ Durkin, who took over as Maryland football coach in December, has referred to the program as a ¿sleeping monster.¿
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While Durkin has already started putting his stamp on the program, Maryland¿s on-field transition starts over the next few weeks in practice. So leading into practice, we¿ll preview each of the Terps¿ position groups, starting Wednesday with quarterbacks.
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On the recruiting trail, DJ Durkin knows exactly what he and his staff are looking for. At his national signing day news conference, the Maryland coach laid out the four things he looked for in his class, which featured some local standouts, along with a distinct influx of Florida talent.
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Among a group of four finalists that included the defending national champion (Alabama), the 2014 national champion (Florida State) and a school that recruits as well as either (Mississippi), the Maryland football team came in second for St. John's College (D.C.) star Terrell Hall's letter of intent Wednesday. Never had a runner-up finish seemed at once so insignificant and important.
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Maryland is signing its first recruiting class under coach DJ Durkin through the day on Wednesday, and as verbal commitments make their pledges final on National Signing Day, we're bringing you introductions to these future Terps. Travon Stott is a cornerback from local power Good Counsel.
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Maryland is signing its first recruiting class under coach DJ Durkin through the day on Wednesday, and as verbal commitments make their pledges final on National Signing Day, we're bringing you introductions to these future Terps. Archbishop Carroll's Richard Merritt was the first commit after Durkin took over as coach.
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Maryland is signing its first recruiting class under coach DJ Durkin through the day on Wednesday, and as verbal commitments make their pledges final on National Signing Day, we're bringing you introductions to these future Terps. Here's top-shelf offensive guard Terrance Davis of DeMatha.
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Maryland is signing its first recruiting class under coach DJ Durkin through the day on Wednesday, and as verbal commitments make their pledges final on National Signing Day, we're bringing you introductions to these future Terps. Record-setting Damascus running back Jake Funk is an early enrollee.
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Maryland fans need to brace themselves for the likelihood that the Terps will be overmatched again in 2016 by the beasts of the Big Ten East after lagging behind rest of division on recruiting trail.
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Maryland has agreed to play a home-and-home series with Charlotte in 2022 and 2023, according to a report by FBSchedules.com. The first-ever meeting between the teams is set to be played in Charlotte, N.C., on Sept. 10, 2022 while the 49ers will make the return trip to College Park almost a year later on Sept. 9, 2023.
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Former Maryland coach Randy Edsall is back on his feet.
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Maryland coach DJ Durkin probably won't be very happy.
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If you're looking to take your home from good to great, then Randy Edsall has the five-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom house for you.
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Walt Bell got his first offensive coordinator job at Arkansas State at age 29. He'll be 32 when Maryland kicks off against Howard at Maryland Stadium on Sept. 3 in his first game as the Terps offensive coordinator. And soon enough, some who have coached him think he'll be leading his own program.
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Maryland's recruiting Class of 2016 took a significant hit Monday.
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A week after Jake Funk had wrapped up one of the most decorated careers in state high school history, the Damascus senior running back and Maryland commit was unwinding and relaxing. College still seemed like it was eight months away.
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Former Maryland defensive line coach Chad Wilt, who was not retained by coach DJ Durkin, has accepted the same position at Army West Point, according to 247sports.com and SI.com.
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After de-committing from Maryland, Cavs standout decides on Chanticleers
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Defensive end prospect Joey Fisher of Clear Spring decommitted from Maryland on Friday. "Due to staff changes I will be decommitting from The University of Maryland, and will be reopening my recruitment," Fisher wrote on Twitter.
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Maryland will hire Arkansas State running backs coach Anthony Tucker to the same position, according to a report from FootballScoop.com. Tucker's Twitter bio was updated to read "Running Backs Coach - University of Maryland" on Tuesday evening.
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DeMatha offensive guard Terrance Davis announced his commitment to Maryland during the Under Armour All-America game Saturday afternoon, giving the Terps their second big-time offensive line commit in just more than two weeks.
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Three-star cornerback Tyrone Hill of Don Bosco Prep in New Jersey became the second defensive back to decommit from Maryland in less than 24 hours Sunday afternoon.
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Maryland football coach DJ Durkin is taking his time in his search for the Terps next offensive coordinator.
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Former Maryland football coach Randy Edsall is using the time away from coaching to golf and to evaluate what's best for his future.
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For South Carroll¿s Brian Plummer, Maryland¿s hiring of DJ Durkin as its coach was like a sigh of relief. The senior, who verbally committed to the Terps in April, had been watching what was happening in College Park closely after former coach Randy Edsall was fired and offensive coordinator Mike Locksley took over in the interim role for the final six games of the season. He watched the rumor mill churn before Durkin was introduced last week.
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Maryland ranked 35th nationally in assistant coach salaries, according to data released by USA Today on Wednesday. The Terps paid their assistants $2,783,060 in 2015, which also ranked seventh in the Big Ten Conference. Offensive coordinator-turned-interim coach Mike Locksley ranked No. 14 nationally with $891,940, which made him the highest-paid assistant in the conference, edging out new Maryland coach DJ Durkin and Tim Drevno, who made $880,000 as assistants at Michigan.
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Court has worked with the Bulldogs for the past two years and coordinated the strength and conditioning programs for all of Mississippi State's varsity sports. He previously spent 2012 and 2013 at Ohio State as the associate director of strength and conditioning for football.
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Aazaar Abdul-Rahim, former local coach, joining DJ Durkin's staff at Maryland
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It would be difficult not to be charmed by new Maryland football coach DJ Durkin. The 37-year-old former Michigan defensive coordinator is young, energetic, well-spoken and — by some accounts — as competitive as the uber-intense Jim Harbaugh, who he was working for at Michigan when he got the call from Terps athletic director Kevin Anderson. So, he can strike the good first impression off the checklist of important coaching attributes he has brought to Maryland, after Thursday's
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Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson has viewed new hire DJ Durkin as a viable head coaching candidate since the former Michigan defensive coordinator missed out on the Bowling Green job in 2013.
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Michigan defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin will be named Maryland's next football coach, a source confirmed today.
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New Maryland football coach DJ Durkin isn't a household name, but it was more important for the Terps to find the right coach than an exciting one.
