Maryland is coming off a 4-8 season featuring a 1-8 conference record that, with a roster that featured six players who were selected in last April’s draft, is disappointing to say the least.
The Big Ten boasts a wealth of talented head coaches. Among them are the nation’s longest active tenured head coach (Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz), and two of the youngest head coaches (Oregon’s Dan Lanning and Michigan’s Sherrone Moore).
Day one of training camp for the Maryland Terrapins football team started today. The team will ramp up until the regular season begins on August 30th at College Park.
The landscape of college football has changed drastically over the past two years. With an overflowing amount of name, image and likeness payments floating around, some coaches are struggling to maintain a solid locker room presence.
Just one year removed from a 4–8 campaign that felt like the floor, Pro Football Network now believes the Maryland Terrapins haven’t hit rock bottom yet.
Every year has its own set of storylines, and we are here to highlight 25 of them. From Austin to Happy Valley and from Los Angeles to Chapel Hill. What are we looking forward to in 2025?
In another sign of how name, image and likeness payments have fundamentally changed college football, Maryland head coach Mike Locksley admitted this week that player payments became such a contentious issue on his team that it caused strife in the locker room.
Head coach Mike Locksley and the Maryland Terrapins compiled back-to-back eight-win seasons and three consecutive bowl wins before falling to 4-8 in 2024.
The Maryland Terrapins went 4-8 last season in what was termed a rebuilding year for Mike Locksley and his staff. The main question now is what a rebuild even looks like at Maryland, and will Locksley be in College Park for long enough to see the fruits of his labor.
Although the 2026 recruiting cycle is not yet over, that doesn't mean Mike Locksley and his staff are not already working on their 2027 recruiting class.
Seventh-year Maryland Head Coach Mike Locksley is heading into his most important season in his tenure at Maryland, and the prognosticators are not seeing an improvement coming in 2025, with most projections having the Terps finishing near the bottom of the Big Ten.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers travel to College Park this season to face the Maryland Terrapins. The Terps are a team in turmoil and have a locker room that their coach readily admitted he lost last season.
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.
Maryland Terrapins head coach Mike Locksley took the podium for his 15 minutes at the Big Ten Media Days and made a stunning admission. "Coach Locks lost his locker room.
Maryland football is en route to travel to Las Vegas for Big Ten Media Day Presented by Discover, starting on Tuesday, July 22, and running through Thursday, July 24, at the Mandalay Bay and Casino.
Improvement is what the Maryland football program will look to do starting on August 31, when the 2025-26 season kicks off at College Park against Florida Atlantic.
Head coach Mike Locksley and the Maryland Terrapins landed arguably the nation's top prospect in the 2026 class when Zion Elee committed to the Terps. The 6-3, 220-pound edge rusher out of St.
Mike Locksley has done some impressive things at the University of Maryland. One publication does not think he has done enough to keep his job, unless he has a modicum of success this season.
The Terrapins know that the only way to compete in a loaded Big Ten conference is to keep top talent home. That's why it was such a big deal when head coach Mike Locksley and his staff received a commitment from five-star edge rusher Zion Elee.
The 2025 Big Ten Media Days will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada from Tuesday, July 22 - Thursday, July 24. Maryland's head coach Mike Locksley, along with selected players, will partake on Tuesday.
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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.