Mike Locksley aims to address Maryland's struggles after 4-8 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 6:50 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Maryland coach Mike Locksley spoke at Big Ten Media Days about addressing issues that contributed to a 4-8 record last season. He emphasized the need for improvement in finishing tight games, as the team led in 11 of 12 contests last fall. Locksley noted that the Terrapins return 71 percent of their production and highlighted the importance of success in the trenches for winning in the Big Ten. He praised the development of sophomore quarterback Malik Washington as the team looks to turn the corner with a unified locker room and improved depth along the offensive line.
- •Locksley addressed media at Big Ten Media Days in Chicago.
- •Maryland has faced two consecutive 4-8 seasons.
- •The Terrapins return 71 percent of their production from last year.
- •Locksley emphasized the need to finish close games.
- •He highlighted the importance of success in the trenches in the Big Ten.
- 6:50 PMYahoo Sports — Mike Locksley wants to correct one big Maryland flaw that resulted in 4-8 season last year
"Maryland coach Michael Locksley addressed media members this week at the Hilton Chicago at Big Ten Media Days. Here is everything that transpired.
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