Mike Locksley and his staff added another recruit to their 2026 recruiting class. Cornerback Sean Johnson, originally committed to Florida State University, announced this past Friday that he'll now be attending Maryland.
When Maryland visits Michigan State in the season finale for both Saturday night in Detroit, the game will feature teams on lengthy losing streaks. Maryland (4-7, 1-7 Big Ten) has fallen in seven straight games, while Michigan State (3-8, 0-8) has dropped eight in a row.
The Maryland football team dropped to 4-7 with a Week 13 loss to Michigan. Maryland began the year 4-0 but has now lost seven straight games, and this was the fourth consecutive game where the Terrapins lost by double digits.
The Big Ten’s regular season is down to its final week, and the playoff picture is sharper than ever after a Week 13 packed with implications. Indiana kept their dream alive with a dominant 31-7 thumping of Wisconsin, while Ohio State reminded everyone why they’re a CFP contender in a 48-10 demolition of UCLA.
After much speculation and questions from not only fans but the media, Maryland athletic director answered one of the most critical questions surrounding the football program: Will Mike Locksley remain as the Terps head coach beyond this season?
Maryland athletic director Jim Smith announced Sunday that head coach Mike Locksley will return for the 2026 season, but the decision carries an uncomfortable footnote.
Despite a six-game losing streak, Maryland coach Mike Locksley will return for the 2026 season, athletic director Jim Smith said on Sunday. The Terrapins went 4-8 in 2024 and rebounded to win their first four games this season before falling on hard times.
After several power conference head coaches around the country lost their jobs through the first few months of this college football season, a few programs are confirming they are not firing their head coaches.
The pressure around Maryland Terrapins head coach Mike Locksley has intensified as his team endures another late-season slide. After a 4-0 start, Maryland has dropped five straight games, raising doubts about Locksley’s future and leaving little room for error with bowl hopes fading.
The Maryland football team is in the midst of another rough season. The Terrapins are 4-5 overall despite a 4-0 start, which includes Maryland defeating Wisconsin on the road, 27-10.
Six Big Ten teams were ranked in the second CFP rankings, with two of the West Coast schools included: Oregon at No. 8 and USC at No. 17. If the playoffs were to begin this week, the Ducks would be joined in the playoff field by Ohio State and Indiana, who maintained their rankings of first and second, respectively.
It's time for Maryland football to turn the page on the disappointing loss against Rutgers. Now, they are turning their sights to Illinois, looking to end a five-game skid that has left them trying to salvage their season and gain bowl eligibility.
Recruiting is a non-stop battle, both with high school or portal players. This is especially true when the player is a five-star high school recruit. So, it was a major victory for Maryland (4-3) head coach Mike Locksley to reel in five-star defensive end Zion Elee of Baltimore (Md.) St.
The Maryland Terrapins are 4-3 under head coach Mike Locksley, but that was not the topic of a recent radio appearance. Locksley has been the Terrapins' full-time head coach since 2019.
It's only Curt Cignetti's second season in the Big Ten, but Maryland coach Mike Locksley has known the name for years. Locksley played defensive back at Towson State from 1988-91 against Indiana University of Pennsylvania and head coach Frank Cignetti Sr., Curt's father.
The Maryland Terrapins football team has experienced an up-and-down 2025 season after winning their first four games (FAU, Northern Illinois, Towson, and their first victory against Wisconsin since joining the Big Ten conference in 2014).
For back-to-back weeks, Maryland football is feeling the sting of a gut-wrenching loss in Big Ten play. One week after suffering a 24-20 loss after a Washington
Mike Locksley returned home to become the University of Maryland’s 37th head football coach in December 2018. And since then, there has been no looking back for the Maryland Terrapins program.
Maryland coach Mike Locksley isn't buying into the hype. Despite his team getting off to a 4-0 start, he isn't ready to make any grand proclamations about the Terrapins entering a Saturday Big Ten Conference matchup with Washington in College Park, Md.
Maryland Terrapins head coach Mike Locksley admitted he lost the locker room last year over NIL funds and opportunities. He vowed not to let it happen again this year.
At Big Ten Media Days on Tuesday, Maryland head coach Mike Locksley didn’t sugarcoat the Terps’ disappointing 4-8 finish in 2024. When asked what went wrong, he owned it completely.
In what's become the most disgusting tradition in college football, Maryland head coach Mike Locksley was rewarded by having a bucket of mayonnaise poured on him.