⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Pick/market: We used to have 2-3 winnable and 6-7 that are possible.

- Pick/market: Any idea is better than sticking with a coach that goes 4-8 every year.

- Pick/market: Can he beat Huff first before we call him a winner

- Pick/market: We're definitely good enough to win 6-7 games.

- Pick/market: I like that he has that experience working in a tough conference.

- Pick/market: it's been hard for Edsall, Durkin, and Locksley to win here.

- Pick/market: Not asking him to beat the top 3-4 teams.

- Pick/market: I’m sure you know this, but NIL money does not come out of an AD’s budget.

- Pick/market: I'll take any coach who has shown that he can run a lower level program with success.

- Pick/market: There were two mass exoduses in the crowd last night from what I saw.

- Pick/market: My fear with Huff is that he is here for two years no matter what.

- Pick/market: the two 9-4 seasons

- Pick/market: When it works, now.

- Pick/market: Would’ve needed 3x touchdown and good 2pt to make 24 pt comeback in 3 possessions instead of 4 lol that’s something I’d do on madden but definitely not in a real football game.

- Pick/market: Make with it what you will.

- Pick/market: I understand the logic behind the initial decision although I would have rather waited for the next touchdown to do it.

- Pick/market: Maryland football loses to Virginia Tech 26-35 in front of a sold-out crowd.

- Pick/market: Maryland football lost to Virginia Tech, 35-26, in front of a sold-out SECU Stadium.

- In the 2026 UCLA-week Q&A, InsideMDSports' Jeff Ermann attributes Maryland's rushing problems to an offensive line that has not created enough push and running backs lacking vision. These are the reporter's current evaluations, not an announced blocking change, a new starting line or a confirmed redistribution of carries. - Maryland defensive end Sidney Stewart has four tackles and one sack entering the 2026 UCLA game, according to Jeff Ermann's Q&A. Ermann identifies a breakout from Stewart as a needed defensive response after the Virginia Tech loss. That is the reporter's desired improvement, not a new role, snap increase or guaranteed pressure production.

- Against Virginia Tech, Maryland's article-reported offensive-line workloads were 71 snaps each for Michael Hershey and Ryan Howerton, 58 for Isaiah Wright, 41 for Tellek Lockette, 30 for Amory Hills and 13 for Jaylen Gilchrist. These are actual game workloads, not a newly announced starting order or an injury-based snap restriction. - Maryland's Virginia Tech review records 77 defensive snaps and two tackles for Sidney Stewart. In the secondary, Messiah Delhomme played 73 snaps with nine tackles, Jamare Glasker played 74 and Amari Jackson 77. The reported workloads describe this matchup; they do not establish future snap caps or medical clearance. - Daniel Wingate led Maryland with 12 tackles and one tackle for loss against Virginia Tech, but the writer identifies multiple missed tackles, including two that led directly to touchdowns. That separates tackle volume from finishing quality in this game; the article does not announce a linebacker demotion or a revised defensive system.

- RB/TE: For all the issues we had with the TE, our inability to even consider that the RB might go out for a pass was even more infuriating.

- QB/LB: By my napkin math we save an extra ~$1M by waiting to fire him until after the season.

- Pick/market: Maryland enters its Big Ten opener looking to bounce back from a disappointing 35-26 loss to Virginia Tech, but the Terps face another difficult test Saturday when undefeated UCLA comes to College Park.

- Pick/market: Maryland football coach Mike Locksley has leaned on a reliable safety net for seven-plus seasons: go 3-0 in nonconference play, then survive Big Ten play well enough to reach a bowl.

- QB: Analytically I see the case for it, it after all makes a tie up possible with a TD and two FG, but that's contingent on a few things: 1) time remaining in the game...

- QB: His last year but I wouldn't be too worried about him finding his next QB.

- QB: they are a well coached team with the best QB in the country

- Intel: Why is Jackson a starter, he’s so bad

- Intel: Why is Jackson a starter, he’s so bad He's awful

- Coaching: Sounds resigned to losing, quick flush, tune out noise, lose again…rinse and repeat.

- Before he knew it, he was traveling up and down the East Coast for tournaments, sometimes juggling multiple games at once. - The results were mixed — a $400 prize at one tournament helped ease the sting of getting “whopped” by three-year-olds at the Baltimore Open — but the wins and losses were only part of what kept pulling Noyes back. - He was beginning to discover what he loved...

- LB: When Locksley has already taken 100 tests (each game being a test), testing Locksley a 101st time isn't going to provide any new information.

- LB: What nobody has failed to me the obvious is that when you go with the tempo they did you don’t have time to be aggressive defense because your in base defense the whole time...

- LB: I’m not a football savant but some of the coverages seem terrible.

- RB/LB: If we don't get to 6 wins it won't be because of talent, it will be because of poor game management, poor preparation.

- RB/LB: It looks like every RB except Jianni Davis and Iverson Howard are out

- OL: Locks biggest failures was his DC and OL hires he's changed them out multiple times and hasn't gotten it right 1 time in his 8yrs.

- Maryland's 2026 UCLA-week preview says Harry Dalton will be inactive and DeJuan Williams is already sidelined, leaving Iverson Howard and Jianni Davis as the two available scholarship running backs. That is the article's availability picture entering Saturday, not a diagnosis, return timetable or confirmed carry split between the remaining backs. - Through three 2026 games, Maryland's Malik Washington has 892 passing yards, six touchdowns and no interceptions. Chris Durr Jr. has 28 catches and went 12-for-109 with two touchdowns against Virginia Tech; Na'eem Abdul-Rahim Gladding has 17 catches for 239 yards and two scores. The preview identifies established passing production, not guaranteed targets or a forecast against UCLA.

- RB/WR: Yea, it seems like we don't disguise anything with the blitzes when we do send players.

- TE: To be fair, he is gonna be a highly drafted TE most likely, probably gonna give a lot of teams trouble

- RB: The WRs have actually been good, but they probably needed one more guy there to slot the two we have down one peg and then another big grab at RB.

- Defense: The moment I turned the game off was in the 3rd quarter when the analyst pointed out the hole in our defense that VT immediately exploited for a touchdown in real-time.

- QB/LB: It's the better defense.

- Defense: Ethan Grunkemeyer continues to pick apart Maryland's defense, finding Ja'Ricous Hairston wide open for a two-yard touchdown.

- Defense: Grunkemeyer steps up away from pressure and just keeps going, sifting through the Maryland defense for an 18-yard touchdown run.

- LB: It’s just that Maryland has only been decent in football with Ralph Friedgen the last 40 years.

- LB: The bulk of that was in coaching severance, which I assume is buying out Tom Allen.

- Intel: Ok I'm glad he didn't threaten to send out her pictures but he still chokeslammed this woman and shouldn't be on our football team

- Intel: “Another woman who's beefing with Josiah's ex-girlfriend” said Rube Gansler…

- LB: It's an incredibly ******* to do, but Terry will probably make a killing on this.

- Intel: Maryland football looks to emphasize run blocking after netting just 64 yards on the ground against Virginia Tech.

- LB: This is why you don't worry about Locks bashing the program on the way out the door etc.

- Intel: The bottom line is we need a change from Locksley.

- LB: This is a good point Whenever the fans show up, sell out and rock the place, Locks and his team plays great!

- LB: There are media and promotion stipulations as part of his employment contract.

- LB: Totally normal stuff happening here from a guy making $6M+ per season to coach football.

- Intel: Torrey in his suite after that opening TD drive by VT was probably like Agent Harris in the FBI office after finding out Phil Leotardo was taken out “Yeah!

- Intel: a search firm can do all the contacts to potential HC's agents to test the water while the season progresses.

- Intel: The football operation is far from a fine tuned machine and the talented roster are all free agents -- nothing to hold them in place.

- Intel: I thought I saw something like that happen - but I said to myself - nah that cant be what was going on...................I miss stuff when I'm in the stands!

- Intel: I want the best Coach available, but I hope we have the opportunity to take an existing college coach, with a half decent list of potential transfer candidates.

- LB: From my secondhand conversations through his brother, it sounds more like he doesn't think he's too good for Maryland but more that he thinks the risk to fail there outweighs the gain.

- LB: List of choices: Pep Hamilton (2nd year) Clint Trickett (1st year) Latrell Scott (4th year) Damian Wroblewski (3rd year) Andre Powell (2nd year) Kyle Schmitt (1st year) Hal Hunter (2nd year) Ted Monachino (2nd...

- LB: many times you are disappointed to find out celebrities/public figures are nothing in real life as you expected I am so happy to learn Mike Leach is the weird dude that sits alone in...

- LB: me when I hear people think locks will want to work at Umd if he is fired

- Intel: These are fairly well known college football commentators.

- Intel: Bringing Locks back for getting to 6 wins and turnaround and lose the opener to JMU next year would be equally depressing and hilarious

- Intel: He would be a really good analyst on tv game broadcasts.

- Intel: At this point, college sports are really just pro sports.

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- Intel: Definitely throw to the 6yd line on a 2pt conversion

- Intel: people honestly thought a Locks coached team could win like 8 or 9 games when all these mental blunders are par for the course

- Intel: the ******* part about this is we’re gonna have to hear from the homers about how Terps should have won this game if not for those pesky refs (who are bad but not the...

- Intel: hype that this is Locksley last season lol I didn’t even watch this B U L L S H I T IT’S TIME TO GO!!!!

- KICKER: Also, the fact that MD still doesn't have a kicker who can kick the ball into the end zone is ******** absurd

- Intel: “Its our mirror.” I wonder how he evaluates himself in that mirror.

- Intel: Every time I leave the and walk to my car there’s a sign in the stairway I think it’s some sort of sick joke about the football team.

- Intel: downvoted because you used “welp”… otherwise , im on board

- LB: The most realistic option who is a good coach, ready for a power conference gig and might seriously consider Maryland is Huff.

- Intel: Maryland football’s run out into the Shell to a mostly-full crowd