If Ralph Friedgen hasn’t burned his Maryland degree, he has burned his bridges

Maryland fans didn't seem entirely convinced of the wisdom of letting Ralph Friedgen go last December, on the heels of one of the best decades in school history and a dramatic single-season turnaround from 2009 to 2010 that made Friedgen the ACC's Coach of the Year. They seem even less convinced after getting skunked by Temple(!) last week in their own stadium, 38-7, to fall to 1-2 under the Fridge's by-the-book replacement, Randy Edsall. Somehow, I doubt they're anxious to become a program known for its ever-evolving uniform combinations, either. And Friedgen? Based on a radio interview he gave Thursday in Baltimore, he's not having any second thoughts whatsoever: [Host Glenn] Clark: Is it tough for you to watch? Have you sat down and watched any Maryland games or is it tough for you to do that. I know you love the kids, but I also know you're a Maryland alum, and it's got to be a little painful. Friedgen: Well, it's not painful because I watch it fo...