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Maryland and Virginia Tech meet in a non-conference clash, marking the first time former Maryland assistants Mike Locksley and James Franklin face each other as head coaches. The game tests Maryland's 20-game home winning streak against a Virginia Tech team seeking momentum in its first year under Franklin.
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's head coach Mike Locksley expressed frustration after the Terrapins' 39-18 loss to No. 1 Oregon, citing execution issues despite the team's hard work and preparation. He emphasized the need for consistency and smarter play, particularly in avoiding turnovers and penalties. Locksley acknowledged Oregon's strong performance and noted the challenges of playing against a top-ranked team. Maryland will focus on correcting mistakes as they prepare to host Rutgers next week.
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.
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 coach Mike Locksley is close to hiring Latrell Scott as his new running backs coach, replacing Elijah Brooks who left earlier this week to become the running backs coach at Virginia Tech. Scott, who has been East Carolina's tight ends coach for the past two seasons, has deep ties in Virginia, a talent-rich state Maryland has been prioritizing in recruiting lately. He would be the fourth new coach to join Locksley's staff since the season ended.