Maryland's Zahir Mathis out for season with injury ahead of critical year
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 3:07 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Maryland EDGE Zahir Mathis will miss the entire season due to an injury sustained in fall practice, the school confirmed. This setback occurs during a pivotal year for head coach Mike Locksley, who is under significant pressure following back-to-back 4-8 seasons. Mathis, a key defensive player, was expected to contribute significantly after recording six sacks last season. The Terrapins are expected to rely on freshman Zion Elee to help fill the void in the defensive lineup.
- •Zahir Mathis suffered a season-ending injury during fall practice.
- •Mike Locksley enters the season on the hot seat after recent disappointing records.
- •Maryland hopes freshman Zion Elee can step up in Mathis' absence.
- •Mathis was a key player, recording six sacks last season.
- •Locksley needs improvement from young players for a successful season.
- 3:07 PMCBS Sports — Maryland star EDGE Zahir Mathis suffers season-ending injury ahead of make-or-break year for Mike Locksley
"Entering the season on one of college football's hottest seats, Mike Locksley received some devastating news on Wednesday
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