Randy Edsall, head coach of the University of Maryland football team, announced Thursday that Mike Locksleyhas been hired as the Terrapins’ offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
Locksley, a native of Washington, DC, returns to Maryland after previously spending six years (1998-02) as an assistant coach on the Terrapins staff. During his first tenure, Locksley coached running backs and was the recruiting coordinator for five years.
A veteran coach with over 20 years experience, Locksley most recently spent … Read More »
One thing for sure this Gilman Senior is a first class kid. Welcome to College Park!!!
A tremendous get for Coach Randy Edsall.
According to terrapintimes.com this is a done deal. Locksley bring both a tremendous local recruiting accumen as well as someone who will most likely bring a pro style offense back to suit Danny O”Brien.
Maybe the landscape is changing with Locksley coming on board. Eddie is a 6’4 300 lb defensive tackle, from the Friendship Collegiate Academy in DC.
Danny O”Brien must be sleeping better tonight. The return of Locksley will signal a return to a pro style offense, one that will fit the needs of our Junior QB1. Much more tomorrow on Koons Ford Terp Talk at 6PM. This is just the beginning of the news for Maryland Football!!!
The biggest mistake made by Crowton was not adapting the offense to DOB’s expertise as a drop back pro style QB.
Many new commits and transfers will be announced in the coming days that will tremendously excite Terrapin nation.
This was a crucial first step!!!
The University of Maryland officially capped the 2011 football season Sunday afternoon at Stamp Student Union with its annual banquet. Joe Vellano led the way by taking home three awards. The junior from Rexford, N.Y., was named the Ray Krouse Award winner as team MVP, best defensive player and top lineman. Gonnella, a native of Monroe, N.Y., secured the George C. Cook Memorial Award for the senior with the highest grade-point average and the C.P. “Lefty” McIntosh Public Service Award.
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Defensive linemen Keith Bowers and Andre Monroe, and linebacker Lorne Goree were all selected to the College Football News (CFN) Freshman All-America team on Friday.
Monroe, who ranks second in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) in sacks among freshmen (0.56 per game), earned a spot on the second team. Bowers and Goree were honorable mention choices.
Bowers played in all 12 games, starting the final 11 at defensive end. He posted 36 tackles, including six tackles for loss and 2.5 … Read More »
