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Maryland football suffered a historic 54-3 home defeat to UCLA on September 26, dropping to a 2-2 record for the first time since 2019. The loss highlights severe defensive breakdowns and a career-worst performance by quarterback Malik Washington, intensifying pressure on head coach Michael Locksley.
Virginia Tech defeated Maryland 35-26 on September 19, 2026, securing a 3-0 start under head coach James Franklin. The Hokies' offense, led by quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer, dominated the first half, while Maryland struggled with defensive coverage and rushing yards. Despite a late rally by Maryland, Virginia Tech held on to win, marking their best start since 2017.
Maryland football narrowly lost to Nebraska 34-31 after a late Nebraska comeback, with Maryland coach Locksley praising his team's effort despite costly penalties and missed opportunities, while Nebraska's coach Rhule looks forward to the next game.
Maryland football narrowly lost to Nebraska 34-31 in a game marked by offensive struggles, penalties, and missed opportunities, despite a strong rushing performance and a late-game comeback effort. The team remains 4-2 on the season, facing tough upcoming opponents and searching for consistency.
Maryland football faces a challenge with its resiliency as it prepares to play Nebraska, a team with a storied past but a rebuilding present under coach Matt Rhule. The game is crucial for Maryland's bowl hopes, especially with weather conditions and key player availability affecting the outcome. Nebraska's strong pass defense and Maryland's need to generate pressure on quarterback Dylan Raiola are key factors to watch.
Maryland football secured a 27-10 win over Wisconsin, highlighted by strong special teams plays, a dominant defensive effort that shut out the Badgers in the first half, and a solid performance from quarterback Malik Washington, showcasing the team's growth and promising future.
Mike Locksley, head coach of Maryland football, has implemented a new policy by placing a sign outside the locker room reminding players to leave personal and financial items behind, as a response to the locker room divide experienced last year due to the NIL era, aiming to foster a better team environment in his seventh season.
Maryland quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa, who had a record-breaking career at Maryland, will not play in the team's upcoming bowl game. Tagovailoa, who holds multiple program records, including career passing yards, completions, completion percentage, and passing touchdowns, is not considered a surefire NFL draft pick due to his size and decision-making. Maryland will also be without several other impact players in the Music City Bowl, and head coach Mike Locksley sees the game as an opportunity to evaluate the team's quarterback options for the future.
Maryland football will face Auburn in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl on Dec. 30. The game will be held at Nissan Stadium in Nashville and will air on ABC. Maryland head coach Mike Locksley expressed excitement about the opportunity to play against an SEC opponent and praised the Music City Bowl for selecting his team. This will be Maryland's third consecutive bowl appearance, and they will aim to win eight games in consecutive seasons for the first time in 20 years. Auburn ended the regular season with a 6-6 record, and the two teams have played three times before, with Auburn leading the series 2-1. Maryland's quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa plans to play in the bowl game, which will be his final performance in a Maryland uniform.
Maryland coach Mike Locksley praised Michigan's preparation and resiliency after their football team's loss, but also expressed pride in his own team's fight. He emphasized the need to take victories against tough opponents like Michigan and acknowledged the leadership of the senior players. Locksley discussed the challenges faced in protecting the quarterback and executing critical situations. He credited the defense for providing opportunities but highlighted the offense's inability to capitalize. Locksley took responsibility for the team's failure to finish the game and expressed determination to improve.
The Maryland football team suffered a 51-15 loss to Penn State, extending their losing streak to four games and leaving them in need of another win to secure bowl eligibility. The Terrapins struggled to run the ball, committed turnovers, and yielded sacks throughout the game. Maryland's record against ranked Big Ten opponents reached 0-33, and their home record in November and December since 2011 is 2-21. Despite the disappointing result, the team remains determined to improve and bounce back in their upcoming games.
Maryland head coach Mike Locksley expressed both satisfaction and disappointment with his team's performance in their 37-17 loss to Ohio State. Maryland held a lead midway through the third quarter but allowed Ohio State to score 27 unanswered points in the final 25 minutes. Locksley praised Ohio State's front seven on defense and acknowledged his team's struggles in generating explosive plays and creating turnovers. He also highlighted the defensive breakdowns that allowed Ohio State's Marvin Harrison Jr. to have a productive game. Ohio State remains undefeated at 5-0.
Maryland football faces an uphill battle as they aim for an upset against No. 4 Ohio State. To have a chance at victory, the Terps' defense must disrupt Ohio State's potent offense, particularly their star wideouts. Maryland's defensive line will need to exploit Ohio State's underperforming offensive line. A fast start is crucial for Maryland, as falling behind early could spell disaster against a dominant Ohio State team. Quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa must play smart and composed, avoiding costly mistakes against a tough opponent. The outcome of the game will likely hinge on Tagovailoa's performance.
Maryland football will play its first home Big Ten game against Indiana, with a chance to improve their record to 5-0 for the first time since 2001. The game will be televised on the Big Ten Network and can also be streamed on Fox Sports.
Maryland football overcame a slow start and a 14-0 deficit to defeat Charlotte 38-20. The defense stepped up after an early touchdown by Charlotte, and the offense found its rhythm in the second half. Maryland's kicker, Jack Howes, was perfect on all three field goal attempts. Quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa struggled with two interceptions, but the defense settled in and held Charlotte to 79 total yards in the second and third quarters.