2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
Table Of Contents
Maryland Quick Facts
1-2
Media Guidelines
2
Season Preview
3-5
2016 Roster
6-7
Pronunciations7
Returning Player Profiles
11-26
2016 Signing Class Profiles
27-28
DJ Durkin Profile
29
Assistant Coach/Staff Profiles
30-37
2015 Season Statistics
38-45
2015 Game Recaps
46-57
Miscellaneous Stats
58-60
Maryland Records
61-64
2016 Schedule
DATEOPPONENT
TIME
S3HOWARD
Noon
S9 at FIU
7:30 pm
S17 at UCF
7 pm
O1 PURDUE * +
3:30 pm
O8 at Penn State *
Noon
O15 MINNESOTA *
TBA
O22 MICHIGAN STATE *7:30 pm
O29 at Indiana *
TBA
N5 at Michigan *
TBA
N12 OHIO STATE *
TBA
N19 at Nebraska*TBA
N26 RUTGERS *
TBA
ALL CAPS indicates home game; *Big Ten game
+ Homecoming game.; All times Eastern
Media Relations
Football Contact Info
Dustin Semonavick
(primary contact/credentials)
Assistant Athletics Director, Football Communications
Office: 301-314-7065
Email: [email protected]
Sean Ellenby
(secondary contact)
Assistant Director, Athletics Media Relations
Office: 301-314-8093
Email: [email protected]
Zack Bolno
Sr. Assoc. AD - Media Relations/Strategic Communications
Office: 301-314-1482
Email: [email protected]
Mailing Address
University of Maryland; Athletics Media Relations
2725 XFINITY Center; Terrapin Trail
College Park, MD 20741-0295
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WHAT’S INSIDE: Season Preview, Pages 3-5 • Returning Player Profiles, Pages 11-26
2016 Season Outlook
Head coach DJ Durkin is set to embark on his first season at the helm of Maryland’s football
program since taking College Park by storm with his boundless energy and insatiable work ethic in
December. Widely regarded for his recruiting ability, Durkin quickly pieced together an impressive
coaching staff that includes two former FBS head coaches (Mike London and Pete Lembo) and a
pair of bright young minds in offensive coordinator Walt Bell and defensive coordinator Andy Buh.
The Terps return seven starters on the offensive side of the ball in 2016. Among the offensive
returners are quarterbacks senior Perry Hills (8 starts/1001 pass yds/8 TDs/535 rush yards) and
senior Caleb Rowe (4 starts/894 yds/6 TDs), in addition to All-Big Ten left tackle Michael Dunn,
who has made 37 career starts. Maryland also returns 88.4 percent of its reception yards and its
top three pass catchers: Levern Jacobs (425 yds, 35 catches), D.J. Moore (357 yds, 25 catches)
and Taivon Jacobs (264 yds, 21 catches).
The defense is highlighted by one of the most versatile and explosive players in the country in
William Likely, who returns for his final season in College Park. The all-American return man and
two-time first team All-Big Ten defensive back owns six Maryland records (two defensive, four
special teams), and became the first defensive player in Maryland history to surpass 3,000 career
all-purpose yards in 2015. He was the only player in FBS last season to make a start on both sides
of the ball in the same game.
The defense also features middle linebacker Jermaine Carter, Jr., who led the Terps with 103 tackles
in 2015, in addition to posting 14.0 tackles for loss - the most for a Maryland middle linebacker
since two-time all-American E.J. Henderson in 2002.
Maryland Quick Facts
General
Name of School
University of Maryland
City, Zip
College Park, Md. 20742
Founded 1856
Enrollment37,610
Nickname
Terrapins, Terps
School Colors
Red, White, Black, Gold
Stadium
Capital One Field at Maryland Stadium
Capacity (Surface)
51,802 (FieldTurf)
AffiliationFBS
Conference/Division
Big Ten / East
President
Dr. Wallace Loh
Director of Athletics
Kevin Anderson
Head Coach
DJ Durkin (1st Year)
History
First Year of Football
All-time record
All-time bowl/playoff record
Yrs. in postseason
Last postseason appearance
Last postseason result
1892
634-574-43 (.524/1,251 games)
11-13-2 (.462)
25
2014
lost to Stanford (12/30/14)
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
2016 Coaching Staff
Head Coach
DJ Durkin
Alma Mater, Year
Bowling Green (‘01)
Record at school (years)
0-0 (1)
Career record (years)
1-0 (1)
Best time to reach coach Through Media Relations
Weekly Press Conference
Tuesday, 1:12 p.m. ET
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Media Guidelines
Interviews
Media interviews with all Maryland players and coaches must be arranged through the Maryland Media Relations Department. Members of the media may contact Dustin Semonavick ([email protected]) or Sean Ellenby
([email protected]) to arrange interviews with head coach DJ Durkin and players.
Season Practice Policy
Practices, which are normally scheduled for Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, are closed to the
media and public. Friday walk-throughs (home and away) are also closed.
Weekly Media Availability
Assistant Coaches
Mike London
Assoc. Head Coach/DL
Pete Lembo Asst. HC/Spec. Teams Coord./TEs
Andy Buh
Defensive Coordinator
Walt Bell
Offensive Coordinator/QBs
Aazaar Abdul-Rahim Defensive Backs
Matt Barnes
Linebackers
Chris Beatty
Wide Receivers
Dave Borbely
Offensive Line
Anthony Tucker
Running Backs
Cooper Bassett
Graduate Assistant
Kyle Cefalo
Graduate Assistant
Joe Furco
Graduate Assistant
Alex Garwig
Graduate Assistant
Football Staff
Jason Baisden Asst. AD - Football Ops. & Equip.
Rick Court Asst. AD - Football Sports Performance
Drew Hampton
Head Equipment Manager
TBA
Asst. AD - Academics
Wes Robinson
Head Trainer
Marcus Berry
Director - Recruiting
Bryce Bevill
Director of Player Development
Brawley Evans Quality Control (Offense)
Tyler Hancock Quality Control (Special Teams)
TBA
Recruiting Analyst
Luke Lottman Asst. Dir. of Recruiting/Spec. Asst. to HC
Dan Pallante Asst. Dir. of Football Ops./Camp Coord.
Annie Peppard
Executive Assistant
Joe Schafer
Quality Control (Defense)
Eric White
Director of Player Personnel
David Wilczewski
Recruiting Analyst
TBA
Video Coordinator
Team Information
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
1st Year
6th Year
1st Year
1st Year
10th Year
1st Year
2nd Year
1st Year
1st Year
-1st Year
1st Year
6th Year
1st Year
1st Year
2nd Year
--
2015 overall record
3-9
2015 conference record (finish)
1-7 (t-5th in B1G East)
Basic offense
Multiple
Basic defense
Multiple
Letterwinners returning: Offense: 22
Defense: 21
Specialty: 3
Total: 46
Letterwinners lost
Offense: 10
Defense: 10
Specialty: 1
Total: 21
Starters returning
Offense: 7
Defense: 5
Specialty: 2 (of 3)
Total: 14
Monday: Local media teleconference with head coach DJ Durkin (contact [email protected] for access number
and code to participate)
Tuesday: Head coach Durkin’s weekly news conference and selected player availability in the press area on
the fifth floor of Tyser Tower at Capital One Field at Maryland Stadium; 1:12 p.m. ET, Big Ten Football Coaches
Teleconference
Wednesday: Offensive coordinator Walt Bell and defensive coordinator Andy Buh, in addition to selected
players, media availability in the press area on the fifth floor of Tyser Tower at Capital One Field at Maryland
Stadium. The DJ Durkin Radio Show will take place from 7-8 pm at Buffalo Wild Wings in College Park every
Wednesday during the season.
Saturday: Postgame
* Time and date for weekly player availability TBD. Call-in information for the Big Ten Football Coaches Teleconference to
be announced at a later date.
Postgame Media Availability
At home, Durkin will address the media in Glazer Auditorium of the Gossett Football Team House. Players will
follow Durkin. On the road, Durkin and players will address the media at a designated location. The locker room
is closed and interviews are not permitted on the field at the conclusion of any game.
Parking for Media Availability
Parking will be available on the concourse of Capital One Field at Maryland Stadium. Enter at Gate E, which
is located on the North side of Maryland Stadium on Stadium Drive. Turn right as you go through the gate and
park near the rails or parallel with the bleachers. Gossett Football Team House may be accessed by walking
through the stands or exiting the stadium at Gate J and entering again at Gate K (located on Field House Drive).
The practice field may be accessed by exiting at Gate E, turning right and walking approximately 150 yards.
Credentials
Applications for season credentials are to be submitted at http://www.sportssystems.com/maryland. The deadline for season credentials is August 23. Credentials for approved applications will be mailed or can be picked
up on August 30, the first news conference of the regular season. For outlets requesting overnight delivery of
credentials, please supply the Maryland Media Relations Department with a FedEx account number.
Per game credential requests should be submitted to Dustin Semonavick ([email protected]).
2015 Big Ten Football Coaches
Teleconference (Eastern Time)
Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern
Jim Harbaugh, Michigan
Paul Chryst, Wisconsin
Mike Riley, Nebraska
Mark Dantonio, Michigan State
Kirk Ferentz, Iowa
Tracy Claeys, Minnesota
Chris Ash, Rutgers
Lovie Smith, Illinois
DJ Durkin, Maryland
Darrell Hazell, Purdue
James Franklin, Penn State
Urban Meyer, Ohio State
Kevin Wilson, Indiana
Noon
12:08 p.m.
12:16 p.m.
12:24 p.m.
12:32 p.m.
12:40 p.m.
12:48 p.m.
12:56 p.m.
1:04 p.m.
1:12 p.m.
1:20 p.m.
1:28 p.m.
1:36 p.m.
1:44 p.m.
Maryland Sports Radio Network
City
Baltimore, Md.
Washington, D.C.
Baltimore, Md.
Buckland, Va.
Crisfield, Md.
Crisfield, Md.
Cumberland, Md.
Frederick, Md.
Hagerstown, Md.
Hagerstown, Md.
DialFrequencyStation
105.7
FM
WJZ (Flagship)
980
AM
ESPN (Flagship)
101.9
FM
WLIF (Secondary)
94.3
FM
WWXX
540
AM
WGOP
97.9
FM
WBEY
1450
AM
WTBO
930
AM
WFMD
1490
AM
WARK
98.9
FM
WARK
Lexington Park, Md.1690
AM
WPTX
Prince Frederick, Md.92.7
FM
WWXT
Salisbury, Md.
960
AM
WTGM
*All game broadcasts will also be available on SiriusXM
and TuneIn.
**Affiliates may be added later in the season. Check the
Maryland Broadcasting page on umterps.com for an upto-date list.
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2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
OFFENSIVE NOTES
QB
WR
WR
RB
Maryland will have a number of options at quarterback in 2016 as seniors Perry Hills
(15 career starts) and Caleb Rowe (7 career starts) return, in addition to redshirt
freshman Gage Shaffer. The Terps also added a pair of freshmen QBs, including
2015 Gatorade Alabama Player of the Year Tyrell Pigrome.
The Terps return nearly their entire receiving corps in 2016, including 88 percent of
their total receiving yards. Leading the way are senior Levern Jacobs (425 yds, 3
TDs) and sophomore D.J. Moore (357 yds, 3 TDs), in addition to sophomore tight
end Avery Edwards, who is expected to have an increased impact. Senior Malcolm
Culmer is also back after a caree-best season (221 yds, 2 TDs). Maryland also added
New Mexico State fifth-year transfer Teldrick Morgan, who totaled 120 catches, 1,454
receiving yards and 11 touchdowns over the last two seasons.
Senior Levern Jacobs has quietly climbed into the upper echelon of receivers in
Maryland’s history, ranking 17th in career receptions (89) and 22nd in career receiving
yards (1,105). He needs just 11 catches to become the 14th player in history to reach
100 catches and needs 17 catches to move into the top-10. Jacobs is also one of just
two returning receivers in the Big Ten who did not drop a pass in 2015.
Maryland’s rushing attack averaged more than 200 yards/g in 2015 for the first time
since the 2001 season. The Terps will have to replace the workload of running back
Brandon Ross (958 yards/10 TDs), who finished his career ranked fourth in career
rushing yards. The Terps will look to Wes Brown (1,055 career rush yards/11 career
rush TDs), Ty Johnson and Virginia Tech transfer Trey Edmunds to step up in the
backfield.
OL
The Terps return just two linemen that made at least six starts in 2015: Michael Dunn
(11 starts - 37 career) and Damian Prince (6 starts). With three starters graduating,
Maryland will look to sophomore Brendan Moore (Rimington Watch List) to get the
nod at center, while Maurice Shelton (2 starts in 2015), JaJuan Dulaney, Sean
Christie and Derwin Gray will vie for the remaining positions.
UTIL
Senior William Likely made history against Wisconsin last season when he became
the only player in the nation to start on both offense and defense (he also was the
starting return specialist). Likely ran the ball 11 times and also totaled five catches
on offense in 2015, and could be used on the offensive side of the ball in offensive
coordinator Walt Bell’s system as well.
Receptions - Maryland Career
No. Name (Years)
Catches
1. Jermaine Lewis (1992-95)
193
2. Geroy Simon (1993-96)
185
3. Torrey Smith (2008-10)
152
4. Stefon Diggs (2012-14)
150
5. Darrius Heyward-Bey (2006-08)
138
.
14. Greg Hill (1982-84)
97
15. Mancel Johnson (1993-96)
94
16. Jafar Williams (2000-03)
90
17. Levern Jacobs (2012-)
89
Bren Lowery (1986-89)
89
19. Danny Oquendo (2005-08)
85
20. Vernon Davis, (2003-05)
83
Played in NFL
Receiving Yards - Maryland Career
No. Name (Years)
Yards
1. Jermaine Lewis (1992-95)
2,932
2. Stefon Diggs (2012-14)
2,227
3. Torrey Smith (2008-10)
2,215
4. Darrius Heyward-Bey (2006-08) 2,089
5. Geroy Simon (1993-96)
2,059
.
18. Mancel Johnson (1993-96)
1,240
19. Dean Richards (1975-78)
1,194
20. Frank Wycheck (1990-92)
1,183
21. Gary Collins (1959-61)
1,182
22. Levern Jacobs (2012-)
1,105
23. Scooter Monroe (1999-02)
1,102
Played in NFL
Offensive Starters
Returning/Lost
Starters Returning (7)
WR Malcolm Culmer Sr.-3V 5-11, 192
• Led team with 14.7 yards per catch, setting careerhighs in catches (15), yards (221) and touchdown
catches (2). Started seven games in 2015.
OL Michael Dunn
Sr.-3V 6-5, 300
• Former walk-on who has started 37 of Maryland’s
38 games over the last three seasons, including 11
at left tackle in 2016. 2015 Honorable Mention All-Big
Ten.
TE Avery Edwards So.-1V 6-4, 245
• Led Maryland tight ends in catches (14), yards (115)
and touchdowns (2) as a true freshman in 2015.
QB Perry Hills
Sr.-2V 6-2, 213
• Started eight games in 2015, passing for 1,001
yards and 8 TDs. Also ran for 535 yards - the fourthmost for a QB in Maryland history - including 170 rush
yards at Ohio State - a program record for a QB.
WR Levern Jacobs Sr.-3V 5-11, 185
• Led team in receptions (35) and yards (425), and
tied for team lead in TD catches (3) in 2015. Ranks
17th in Maryland history in catches (89) and 22nd in
yards (1,105).
WR D.J. Moore
So.-1V 5-11, 215
• Had three touchdown catches in 2015 - most for a
true freshman at Maryland since Stefon Diggs (2012).
Ranked second on team in catches (25) and yards
(357) and had a catch in 11-of-12 games.
OL Damian Prince So.-1V 6-3, 315
• Made six starts at right tackle in 2015, including
against Rutgers when Maryland had 401 rush yards
- the most since 1999.
Starters Lost (4)
OL Ryan Doyle
3V
6-4, 307
• Started 34 career games, including all 12 in 2015.
OL Evan Mulrooney 3V
6-3, 300
• Started 17 career games, including all 12 in 2015.
RB Brandon Ross 4V
5-10, 210
• One of Maryland’s best running backs in history,
finishing fourth all-time in career rushing yards (2,543)
and 10th in career rushing touchdowns (19). Signed
as undrafted free agent with Green Bay Packers.
OL Andrew Zeller 4V
6-3, 316
• Started 32 career games, including all 12 at right
guard in 2015.
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Defensive Starters
Returning/Lost
Starters Returning (5)
DL Roman Braglio Sr-3V 6-2, 260
• Made 10 starts in 2015, totaling 35 tackles and 3.0
sacks. Had at least two tackles in all 11 games played
last season.
LB Jalen Brooks
Jr-2V 6-1, 235
• Broke out in 2015, making 64 tackles in 12 appearances (11 starts). Had career-high 10 tackles at West
Virginia.
LB Jermaine Carter Jr.-2V 6-0, 235
• Earned Honorable Mention All-Big Ten in 2015 after
leading team with 103 tackles. Also had 14.0 TFL’s,
the most for a Maryland middle linebacker since E.J.
Henderson in 2002.
CB William Likely
Sr.-3V 5-7, 176
• Two-time First Team All-Big Ten defensive back,
leading team with 11 pass breakups in 2015. First
defensive player in Maryland history to surpass 3,000
all-purpose yards.
DL Azubuike Ukandu Sr.-1V 6-0, 307
• Emerged as effective d-lineman in 2015, starting
final eight games of season. Totaled 24 tackles,
including 6.5 TFL and 2.5 sacks.
Starters Lost (6)
DB Sean Davis
4V
6-1, 202
• Drafted by Pittsburgh Steelers in second round.
Appeared in 50 career games (40 starts).
DB A.J. Hendy 4V
6-0, 208
• Appeared in 42 career games, making 18 starts.
Signed as undrafted free agent with Miami Dophins.
DL Quinton Jefferson3V
6-3, 289
• Drafted by Seattle Seahawks in fifth round. Appeared in 38 games, making 28 starts.
DL Yannick Ngakoue 3V
6-2, 255
• Drafted by Jacksonville Jaguars in third round after
setting Maryland’s single-season sack record (13.5).
Appeared in 38 career games (22 starts).
DB Anthony Nixon 4V
6-1, 205
• Appeared in 48 games, making 41 starts.
LB Avery Thompson 4V
6-2, 228
• Appeared in 48 games, starting final seven games
of 2015 season at linebacker.
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DEFENSIVE NOTES
DEF
DB
CB
LB
LB
DL
The Maryland defense will have a new look in 2016 as it overcomes the loss of six
starters, including three NFL Draft selections, and welcomes the defensive philosophies
of DJ Durkin and Andy Buh. Durkin spent the last three seasons as a defensive
coordinator at both Michigan (2015) and Florida (2013-14), while Buh has been the
defensive coordinator at Cal (2013), Nevada (2010-11) and Stanford (2008-09).
The Terrapin secondary returns stalwart cornerback William Likely, but will look
to replace three starters from a season ago. Fifth-year senior Alvin Hill (34 career
appearances) will battle for the other starting cornerback position with sophomore
Darnell Savage (10 appearances in 2015) and Antwaine Carter (back from seasonending injury in 2015). Denzel Conyers, Josh Woods and Jarrett Ross appear to
be the frontrunners at safety. Conyers emerged last season in the final nine games
for 15 tackles and three pass breakups.
Maryland’s first two-time first team all-conference defensive back since Keeta Covington
(1985, 1986), William Likely, has returned for his senior season after an illustrious
three-year career thus far. Likely is Maryland’s active leader in interceptions (7), pass
breakups (33) and tackles (197). He holds records for single-season interception return
yards (170, 2014) and single-season interceptions returned for touchdown (2, 2014).
Junior Jermaine Carter, Jr. returns as the heart and soul of the linebacking corps at
middle linebacker, while fellow junior Jalen Brooks (64 tackles, 2 INTs in 2015) also
returns to the fold. Junior Shane Cockerille, who has spent his career on the offensive
side of the ball, has been moved to linebacker to take advantage of his athleticism and
is making a strong case for a starting role. Nnamdi Egbuaba could also start, while
Isaiah Davis, Brett Zanotto and Gus Little will provide depth.
Junior middle linebacker Jermaine Carter, Jr. was spectacular in his first season as
a starter for the Terps, leading the team with 103 tackles. The 2016 Butkus Award
Watch List member totaled 14.0 tackles for loss last season - the most for a Maryland
middle linebacker since two-time all-american EJ Henderson in 2002. Spectacularly,
zero of his 14.0 TFLs were via quarterback sack.
The Terrapin defensive line was one of the most dominant in the country last year,
ranking 13th nationally with 2.92 sacks/g due in large part to 2016 NFL Draft selections
Yannick Ngakoue (3rd Rd) and Quinton Jefferson (5th Rd). Roman Braglio returns at
defensive end after a career-best season, while David Shaw is back from his seasonending injury in 2015. Azubuike Ukandu was tremendous in Shaw’s absence, totaling
24 tackles and 6.5 TFLs in eight starts. Look for veterans Cavon Walker and Jesse
Aniebonam to also make noise on the defensive line, in addition to Virginia Tech
transfer Melvin Keihn, who sat out in 2015 due to NCAA transfer policy.
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SPECIAL TEAMS NOTES
RET
P
PK
William Likely is recognized as one of the most dangerous return specialists in college
football. Despite playing in just 11 games in 2015, Likely ranked third nationally with
1,197 combined return yards. The current owner of four Maryland return records, Likely
is one of just two players in Maryland history with more than 2,000 career kick return
yards (Torrey Smith, 2008-10).
Sophomore Nicolas Pritchard played in all 12 games in 2015 for the Terps, averaging
38.2 yards per punt and placing 13 punts inside the 20. Incoming freshman Wade Lees,
a 28-year-old with an Australian Rules Football background, could make a strong case
for the starting job during training camp.
Maryland will be without the steady services of 2014 Lou Groza Award Winner Brad
Craddock at placekicker, but is confident in the ability of junior Adam Greene. Greene
kicked for the injured Craddock in the final three games of the 2015 season, making
3-of-5 field goal attempts and converting all 11 PATs.
Kickoff Return Yards - Maryland Career
Punt Return Yards - Maryland Career
Yards/Kickoff Return - Maryland Career
Yards/Punt Return - Maryland Career
No.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Name (Years)
Torrey Smith (2008-10)
William Likely (2013-)
Keeta Covington (1983-86)
Larry Marshall (1969-71)
Stefon Diggs (2012-14)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Tom Brown (1960-62)
Stefon Diggs (2012-14)
Tim Quander (1981-82)
William Likely (2013-)
Bob Shemonski (1949-51)
Yards
2,983
2,014
1,520
1,507
1,472
26.24
25.82
25.50
25.49
24.81
No.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Name (Years)
Steve Suter (2001-04)
Bob Smith (1972-74)
William Likely (2013-)
Tony Logan (2008-11)
Larry Marshall (1969-71)
Joe Petruzzo (1950-51)
William Likely (2013-)
Bob Shemonski (1949-51)
Ronnie Waller (1951-54)
Ken Schroy (1972-74)
Yards
1,271
899
838
805
656
Special Teams Starters
Returning/Lost
Starters Returning (3)
KR/PRWilliam Likely Sr.-3V 5-7, 176
• Career average of 25.5 yards per kickoff return (2
TDs) and 14.2 yards per punt return (4 TDs). Ranked
third nationally in punt return average (17.7) in 2015.
LS Nate Adams Jr.-2V 6-1, 215
• Played all 12 games at long snapper in 2015.
PNicolas Pritchard So.-1V5-10, 211
• Punted in all 12 games in 2015. Averaged 38.2
yards/punt.
Starters Lost (1)
PK Brad Craddock 4V
6-0, 189
• One of the most accomplished placekickers in
Maryland history, winning the 2014 Lou Groza Award.
15.23
14.20
13.78
12.93
12.64
A Closer Look At The Terps
By Class
Freshman........................................................................................................................................................ 22
Redshirt Freshman............................................................................................................................................ 9
Sophomore...................................................................................................................................................... 23
Redshirt Sophomore......................................................................................................................................... 3
Junior............................................................................................................................................................... 20
Redshirt Junior.................................................................................................................................................. 2
Senior.............................................................................................................................................................. 24
By State/Country
Maryland (46): Jesse Aniebonam, Milan Barry-Pollock, Roman Braglio, Antoine Brooks, Wes Brown, Antwaine Carter, Jermaine Carter Jr., Shane Cockerille, Milan
Collins, Michael Cornwell, Isaiah Davis, RaVon Davis, Terrance Davis, EJ Donahue, Michael Dunn, Nnamdi Egbuaba, Tino Ellis, Jake Funk, Matt Gillespie, Kenneth
Goins Jr., Adam Greene, Lorenzo Harrison, Derrick Hayward, Keiron Howard, Levern Jacobs, Taivon Jacobs, Ty Johnson, Malik Jones, Melvin Keihn, DeAndre
Lane, Will McClain, Adam McLean, Richard Merritt, Mike Minter, Teldrick Morgan, Zac Morton, Seun Oluwatimi, Brian Plummer, Maurice Shelton, Mike Shinsky,
Marcus Smith, Andrew Stefanelli, DJ Turner, Azubuike Ukandu, Jacquille Veii, Josh Woods;
Florida (12): Chandler Burkett, Denzel Conyers, Elijah Daniels, Elisha Daniels, Jahrvis Davenport, Dion Goldbourne, Qwuantrezz Knight, William Likely, Kingsley
Opara, Antwaine Richardson, Nicholas Rubinowicz, LaDerrien Wilson;
Pennsylvania (10): Tyler Burke, Perry Hills, Brett Kulka, Ellis McKennie, D.J. Moore, David Shaw, Danny Sutton, J.T. Ventura, Kevin Woodeshick, Brett Zanotto;
Georgia (4): Jalen Brooks, JaJuan Dulaney, Alvin Hill, Brett Shepherd; New Jersey (4): Malcolm Culmer, Tehuti Miles, Matt Oliveira, Nicolas Pritchard;
Washington, D.C. (4): Quarvez Boulware, Derwin Gray, Damian Prince, Cavon Walker; Virginia (3): Josh Bekoe, Trey Edmunds, Gus Little, Lee Shrader;
Alabama (2): Noah Barnes, Tyrell Pigrome; Delaware (2): Jarrett Ross, Darnell Savage Jr.; Texas (2): Brendan Moore, Mbi Tanyi; Arizona (1): Nate Adams;
Australia (1): Wade Lees; Connecticut (1): Andrew Isaacs; Illinois (1): Joe Marchese; Indiana (1): Max Bortenschlager; Massachusetts (1): Oseh Saine;
New York (1): Sean Christie; North Carolina (1): Avery Edwards; Puerto Rico (1): Eric Roca; South Carolina (1): Caleb Rowe;
West Virginia (1): Gage Shaffer
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
NUMERICAL ROSTER
ALPHABETICAL
ROSTER
No.Name
56 (d) Adams, Nate
41 (d) Aniebonam, Jesse
80
Barnes, Noah
36
Barry-Pollock, Milan
37
Bekoe, Josh
18 (d) Bortenschlager, Max
53
Boulware, Quarvez
90
Braglio, Roman
13 (d) Brooks, Antoine
43
Brooks, Jalen
5
Brown, Wes
46
Burke, Tyler
92
Burkett, Chandler
25 (d) Carter, Antwaine
23 (d) Carter Jr., Jermaine
33 (d) Cheswick, Luke
70
Christie, Sean
2
Cockerille, Shane
6 (d) Collins, Milan
11 (d) Conyers, Denzel
30 (d) Corbin, Alan
87
Cornwell, Michael
83
Culmer, Malcolm
12 (d) Daniels, Elijah
29
Daniels, Elisha
85
Davenport, Jahrvis
22
Davis, Isaiah
21
Davis, RaVon
75
Davis, Terrance
71
Donahue, EJ
54
Dulaney, JaJuan
76
Dunn, Michael
9
Edmunds, Trey
82
Edwards, Avery
31
Egbuaba, Nnamdi
17
Ellis, Tino
34
Funk, Jake
56 (d) Gillespie, Matt
30 (d) Goins, Jr., Kenneth
55 (d) Goldbourne, Dion
55 (d) Gray, Derwin
3 (d) Greene, Adam
23 (d) Harrison, Lorenzo
48
Hayward, Derrick
27
Hill, Alvin
11 (d) Hills, Perry
59 Howard, Keiron
44
Isaacs, Andrew
8
Jacobs, Levern
12 (d) Jacobs, Taivon
6 (d) Johnson, Ty
52
Jones, Malik
15
Keihn, Melvin
24
Knight, Qwuantrezz
96
Kulka, Brett
13 (d) Lane, DeAndre
88
Lees, Wade
4
Likely, William
7
Pos.
LS
DL
TE
DB
WR
QB
OL
DL
LB
LB
RB
LB
LB
DB
LB
DB
OL
LB
DB
DB
DB
WR
WR
DB
DB
WR
LB
DB
OL
OL
OL
OL
RB
TE
LB
WR
RB
LB
RB
DL
OL
PK
RB
TE
DB
QB
DL
TE
WR
WR
RB
DL
DL
DB
DL
WR
P
DB
No.
1
2
3 (d)
3 (d)
4
5
6 (d)
6 (d)
7
8
9
10 (d)
10 (d)
11 (d)
11 (d)
12 (d)
12 (d)
13 (d)
13 (d)
14 (d)
14 (d)
15
16
17
18 (d)
18 (d)
19
20
21
22
23 (d)
23 (d)
24
25 26
27
29 30
31
32 (d)
32 (d)
33
34
35
36
37
38 (d)
38 (d)
41 (d)
41 (d)
42
43
44
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
Name
Pos.
D.J. Moore
WR
Shane Cockerille LB
Adam Greene
PK
Tyrell Pigrome
QB
William Likely
DB
Wes Brown
RB
Milan Collins
DB
Ty Johnson
RB
Caleb Rowe
QB
Levern Jacobs
WR
Trey Edmunds
RB
DJ Turner
WR
Josh Woods
DB
Denzel Conyers
DB
Perry Hills
QB
Elijah Daniels
DB
Taivon Jacobs
WR
Antoine Brooks
LB
DeAndre Lane
WR
Gage Shaffer
QB
J.T. Ventura
DB
Melvin Keihn
DL
Nicholas RubinowiczP
Tino Ellis
WR
Max Bortenschlager QB
Cavon Walker
DL
Teldrick Morgan
WR
Antwaine RichardsonDB
RaVon Davis
DB
Isaiah Davis
LB
Jermaine Carter, Jr. LB
Lorenzo Harrison RB
Qwuantrezz Knight DB
Antwaine Carter
DB
Darnell Savage, Jr. DB
Alvin Hill
DB
Elisha Daniels
DB
Kenneth Goins, Jr. RB
Nnamdi Egbuaba LB
Jarrett Ross
DB
LaDerrien Wilson RB
Andrew Stefanelli RB
Jake Funk
RB
Marcus Smith
RB
Milan Barry-Pollock DB
Josh Bekoe
WR
Lee Shrader
P
Brett Zanotto
LB
Jesse Aniebonam DL
Mike Shinsky
PK
Tehuti Miles
RB
Jalen Brooks
LB
Andrew Isaacs
TE
Tyler Burke
LB
Kevin Woodeshick TE
Derrick Hayward TE
Gus Little
LB
Mbi Tanyi
LB
Matt Oliveira
LS
Malik Jones
DL
Ht.
5-11
6-2
5-11
5-11
5-7
6-0
6-1
5-10
6-3
5-11
6-2
5-9
6-1
6-3
6-2
7-0
5-9
5-11
5-7
6-7
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-3
6-2
6-0
6-0
5-10
6-1
6-0
5-8
6-0
6-1
5-10
5-11
6-0
5-9
6-0
5-9
5-11
5-9
5-11
5-9
5-10
5-11
6-1
5-10
6-3
5-9
5-10
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-2
6-5
6-2
6-1
6-1
6-4
Wt. Cl. Exp.
215 So. 1V
235 Jr. 2V
197 Jr. 1V
196 Fr. HS
176 Sr. 3V
217 Sr. 2V
205 Jr. SQ
205 So. 1V
210 Sr. 3V
185 Sr. 3V
225 Sr. TR
200 Fr. HS
203 Jr. 2V
211 Sr. 1V
213 Sr. 2V
190 Fr. HS
165 Jr. 1V
223 Fr. HS
178 Sr. 1V
215 RFr. RS
215 Jr. 1V
225 RSo. RS
216 So. SQ
185 Fr. HS
200 Fr. HS
280 Sr. 2V
192 Sr. TR
183 Fr. HS
172 So. WO
235 RFr. RS
235 Jr. 2V
193 Fr. HS
190 Fr. HS
193 RSo. RS
187 So. 1V
200 Sr. 3V
185 Fr. HS
230 Sr. 3V
230 Fr. RS
200 Sr. 3V
227 Fr. HS
236 Sr. 1V
207 Fr. HS
199 Sr. SQ
196 Sr. SQ
195 Sr. SQ
210 So. SQ
230 So. 1V
260 Jr. 2V
168 Fr. HS
208 Sr. SQ
235 Jr. 2V
240 RJr. RS
245 So. 1V 225 So. WO
235 Jr. 2V
230 RFr. RS
305 So. 1V
205 So. SQ
263 Jr. SQ
Hometown (High School/Last School)
Philadelphia, Pa. (Imhotep Charter School)
Baltimore, Md. (Gilman School)
Arnold, Md. (Broadneck HS)
Pinson, Ala. (Clay-Chalkville HS)
Belle Glade, Fla. (Glades Central HS)
Baltimore, Md. (Good Counsel HS)
LaPlata, Md. (Bishop McNamara HS)
Cumberland, Md. (Fort Hill HS)
Landrum, S.C. (Blue Ridge HS)
Temple Hills, Md. (Suitland HS/Milford Academy)
Danville, Va. (Dan River HS/Virginia Tech)
Glenarden,Md. (Dematha Catholic HS)
Baltimore, Md. (McDonogh School)
St. Petersburg, Fla. (Boca Ciega HS/Butte College)
Pittsburgh, Pa. (Central Catholic HS)
Davie, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons HS)
Camp Spring, Md. (Suitland HS)
Lanham, Md. (DuVal HS)
Catonsville, Md. (Catonsville Senior HS)
Short Gap, W. Va. (Frankfort HS)
Hollidaysburg, Pa. (Hollidaysburg Area HS)
Towson, Md. (Gilman/Virginia Tech)
Wellington, Fla. (American Heritage School)
Reisterstown, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS)
Fishers, Ind. (Cathedral HS)
Washington, D.C. (Friendship Collegiate)
Hanover, Md. (Meade HS/New Mexico State
Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic Community HS)
Fort Washington, Md. (Friendly HS)
Temple Hills, Md. (St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes)
Fort Washington, Md. (Friendship Collegiate)
Hillcrest Heights, Md. (Dematha Catholic HS)
Quincy, Fla. (East Gadsden HS)
Waldorf, Md. (Westlake HS)
Newark, Del. (Caravel Academy)
Locaust Grove, Ga. (Luella HS)
Davie, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons HS)
Baltimore, Md. (Gilman School)
Baltimore, Md. (St. Frances Academy)
Newark, Del. (Charter School of Wilmington)
Saint Cloud, Fla. (Kissimee-Osceola HS)
Rockville, Md. (Good Counsel HS/Temple)
Gaithersburg, Md. (Damascus HS)
West Friendship, Md. (Marriotts Ridge HS)
Baltimore, Md. (Eastern Technical HS)
Alexandria, Va. (Mount Vernon HS)
Newport News, Va. (Warwick HS)
Murrysville, Pa. (Franklin Regional HS)
Silver Spring, Md. (Good Counsel HS)
Towson, Md. (McDonogh School)
Hammonton, N.J. (Hammonton HS)
Suwanee, Ga. (Gwinnett HS)
Manchester, Conn. (Manchester HS)
Coatesville, Pa. (Coatesville HS)
Berwick, Pa. (Berwick HS)
Salisbury, Md. (Wicomico HS)
Fredericksburg, Md. (Massaponax HS)
Hosuton, Texas (George Bush HS)
Watchung, N.J. (Saint Peter’s Prep)
Baltimore, Md. (Paul L. Dunbar HS)
8
No.
53 (d)
53 (d)
54
55 (d)
55 (d)
56 (d)
56 (d)
57 (d)
57 (d)
58
59 60
63
64
67
68
69
70
71
74
75
76
77
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
95 (d)
95 (d)
96
97
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
Name
Quarvez Boulware
Brett Shepherd
JaJuan Dulaney
Derwin Gray
Dion Goldbourne
Nate Adams Matt Gillespie
Richard Merritt
Kingsley Opara
Damian Prince
Keiron Howard
Seun Olawatumi
Mike Minter
Brendan Moore
David Shaw
Ellis McKennie
Joe Marchese
Sean Christie
EJ Donahue
Brian Plummer
Terrence Davis
Michael Dunn
Will McClain
Maurice Shelton
Noah Barnes
Zac Morton
Avery Edwards
Malcolm Culmer
Jacquille Veii
Jahrvis Davenport
Michael Cornwell
Wade Lees
Eric Roca
Roman Braglio
Adam McLean
Chandler Burkett
Oseh Saine
Nicolas Pritchard
Azubuike Ukandu
Brett Kulka
Danny Sutton
Pos. Ht.
OL 6-2
LB 6-4
OL 6-2
OL 6-5
DL 6-4
LS 6-0
LB 6-1
OL 6-5
DL 6-3
OL 6-3
DL 6-3
DL 6-1
OL 6-3
OL 6-3
DL 6-4
OL 6-3
OL/LS 6-3
OL 6-4
OL 6-3
OL 6-6
OL 6-3
OL 6-5
OL 6-5
OL 6-3
TE 6-4
RB 5-10
TE 6-4
WR 5-11
WR 5-9
WR 5-9
WR 6-2
P
6-2
TE 6-2
DL 6-2
DL 6-1
LB 6-3
DL 6-2
P/PK 5-10
DL 6-0
DL 6-4
P/PK 6-0
Wt.
290
215
297
325
208
215
244
365
300
315
290
290
305
300
296
305
285
300
308
305
315
300
303
301
225
175
245
192
185
190
225
202
245
260
298
245
300
211
307
260
186
Cl. Exp.
RFr. RS
Fr. HS
Jr. 1V
So. 1V
Fr. HS
Jr. 2V
So. SQ
Fr. HS
Jr. 1V
So. 1V
RFr. RS
Fr. HS
RSo. RS
So. 1V
RSo. RS
RFr. RS
Jr. SQ
So. SQ
RFr. RS
Fr. HS
Fr. HS
Sr. 3V
RFr. RS
Sr. 1V
Fr. HS
So. 1V
So. 1V
Sr. 3V
Sr. TR
So. 1V
So. SQ
Fr. HS
Jr. SQ
Sr. 3V
Fr. HS
Jr. 1V
RFr. RS
So. 1V
Sr. 1V
So. 1V
Jr. SQ
Hometown (High School/Last School)
Washington, D.C. (Friendship Collegiate Acad.)
Buford, Ga. (Collins Hills HS)
Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern HS)
Wash., D.C. (Friendship Collegiate/Fork Union)
Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic Community HS)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Greenway HS)
Towson, Md. (Loyola Blakefield HS)
Silver Spring, Md. (Archbishop Carroll HS)
Jacksonville, Fla. (Mandarin HS)
Washington, D.C. (Bishop McNamara HS)
Fort Washington, Md. (Potomac HS)
Upper Marlboro, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS)
Severna Park, Md. (Severna Park HS)
Austin, Texas (Westwood HS)
Spring Grove, Pa. (Spring Grove HS)
McSherrytown, Pa. (McDonogh School)
Vernon Hills, Ill. (Adlai E. Stevenson HS)
Medford, N.Y. (Patchogue-Medford HS)
Monrovia, Md. (Linganore HS)
New Windsor, Md. (South Carroll HS)
Temple Hills, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS)
Bethesda, Md. (Whitman HS)
Middletown, Md. (Middletown HS)
Greenbelt, Md. (Eleanor Roosevelt HS)
Auburn, Ala. (Auburn HS)
Bethesda, Md. (Whitman HS)
Raleigh, N.C. (Ravenscroft HS)
Willingboro, N.J. (Willingboro HS)
Gaithersburg, Md. (The Avalon School/Towson)
Tampa, Fla. (Robinson HS)
Owings Mills, Md. (McDonogh School)
Melbourne, Australia (Deakin University)
San Juan, Puerto Rico (St. John’s School)
Owings Mills, Md. (McDonogh HS)
Gaithersburg, Md. (Quince Orchard HS)
Panama City, Fla. (Bozeman HS)
Worscester, Mass. (Lincoln HS/Worcester Acad.)
New Egypt , N.J. (New Egypt HS)
Towson, Md. (Towson HS)
Edinboro, Pa. (General Mclane HS)
New Hope, Pa. (New Hope Solebury HS/Towson)
Key: (d) indicates duplicate number; RS indicates redshirted in 2015; SQ indicates has been eligible to play at least one season,
but has not earned a letter; HS indicates high school; TR indicates transfer; WO indicates first-year walk-on
Pronunciation Guide
PlayerPronunciation
Jesse Aniebonam
Quarvez Boulware
Antwaine Carter
Jahrvis Davenport
Nnamdi Egbuaba
Keiron Howard
Levern Jacobs
Melvin Keihn
ANNA-bone-um
KWAH-vez
Antoine
JAR-vis
e-GUA-ba
KEY-ron
LEE-vern
like “cane”
PlayerPronunciation
Qwuantrezz Knight
Kingsley Opara
Antwaine Richardson
Nicholas Rubinowicz
Oseh Saine
Mbi Tanyi
Azubuike Ukandu
Cavon Walker
KWON-trez
O-par-ah
Ant-won
Rew-bin-oh-witz
OH-say SANE
EM-bee TIE-yan
az-ah-BOO-key Ew-CAN-do
SAY-von
No.Name
49 Little, Gus
69
Marchese, Joe
77
McClain, Will
68
McKennie, Ellis
91
McLean, Adam
57
Merritt, Richard
42 Miles, Tehuti
63
Minter, Mike
64
Moore, Brendan
1
Moore, D.J.
19
Morgan, Teldrick
81
Morton, Zac
51 Oliveira, Matt
60
Oluwatimi, Seun
57
Opara, Kingsley
58
Prince, Damian
95 (d) Pritchard, Nicolas
20
Richardson, Antwaine
89
Roca, Eric
32 (d) Ross, Jarrett
7 (d) Rowe, Caleb
16
Rubinowicz, Nicholas
93
Saine, Oseh
26
Savage Jr., Darnell
14 (d) Shaffer, Gage
67
Shaw, David
79
Shelton, Maurice
53 (d) Shepherd, Brett
41 (d) Shinsky, Mike
38 (d) Shrader, Lee
35
Smith, Marcus
33 (d) Stefanelli, Andrew
97
Sutton, Danny
50
Tanyi, Mbi
10
Turner, DJ
95 (d) Ukandu, Azubuike
84
Veii, Jacquille
14 (d) Ventura, J.T.
18 (d) Walker, Cavon
38 (d) Wilson, LaDerrien
47
Woodeshick, Kevin
10 (d) Woods, Josh
38 (d) Zanotto, Brett
Pos.
LB
OL
OL
OL
DL
OL
RB
OL
OL
WR
WR
RB
LS
DL
DL
OL
P/PK
DB
TE
DB
QB
P
DL
DB
QB
DL
OL
LB
PK
P
RB
RB
PK
LB
WR
DL
WR
DB
DL
RB
TE
DB
LB
PlayerPronunciation
LaDerrien Wilson
La-dare-E-in
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
NATE
ADAMS
LS • 6-0 • 208 • Jr. • 2V
Phoenix, Ariz.
(Northwestern HS/New Mexico)
Major: Business Management
As a Sophomore (2015): Started all 12 games at long
snapper ... named Academic All-Big Ten.
As a Freshman (2014): Appeared in five games ... made
collegiate debut against eventual national champion Ohio
State (10/4) ... handled long snapping duties against Ohio
State (10/4), Iowa (10/18), Wisconsin (10/25), Penn State
(11/1) and Michigan State (11/15).
At Greenway HIgh School: A multi-faceted player for the
Demons contributing at linebacker, long snapper, tight end
and running back … recorded 101 tackles in 2013, a singleseason school record … participated in the Semper Fi AllAmerican Bowl after his senior season … earned Arizona
All-State Division III first team honors … selected first team
all-district and named the district defensive player of the
year … rated the fourth-best long snapper in the 2014 class
by long snapping instructor Chris Rubio and the seventhbest long snapper by 247Sports.com … rated a two-star
recruit by ESPN, Rivals and Scout … played for coach K.J.
Anthony.
Personal: Born in Phoenix, Ariz. ... parents are Phil and
Paula Adams ... has an older brother, Austin and a younger
sister, Nicole ... member of the National Honor Society ...
honor roll student ... named to the principal’s list ... 2014
Scholar Athlete of the Year ... volunteered as a coach and
referee for the Special Olympics.
JESSE
ANIEBONAM
41
DL • 6-3 • 260 • Jr. • 2V
Silver Spring, Md.
(Good Counsel HS)
Major: Family Science
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in all 12 games with
three starts ... totaled 23 tackles, and ranked third on team
with 3.5 sacks and tied for fourth with 6.5 tackles for loss
... posted three tackles and a sack in the season-opener
against Richmond (9/5) ... made first career start against
Bowling Green (9/12), notching a career-high five tackles ...
totaled two tackles and a sack against USF (9/19) ... started
at #1 Ohio State (10/10), totaling four tackles and a TFL ...
notched three tackles, including a career-high 1.5 TFLs and
a 0.5 sack, at #14 Michigan State (11/14) ... moved from
outside linebacker to defensive end in team’s new 4-3 base
defense prior to the season.
As a Freshman (2014): Appeared in all 13 games and
totaled 14 tackles, including 1.0 TFL and a 0.5 sack … made
his collegiate debut against James Madison (8/30) and
had one stop … finished with a season-best three tackles
against Iowa (10/18) and at Wisconsin (10/25).
11
At Good Counsel High School: Starred along the defensive line for a Falcon team that reached the WCAC
Semifinals … selected as a participant in the U.S. Army AllAmerica Bowl … named a Maryland Consensus All-State
first team selection and a first team Private School All-State
honoree … named to the American Family Insurance AllUSA D.C. Team … named an honorable mention All-Met selection by The Washington Post … tabbed an All-WCAC first
team selection … rated a four-star recruit by ESPN, Rivals
and Scout … rated the second-best prospect in the state of
Maryland by Rivals, ESPN and 247Sports.com … coached
by Bob Milloy.
ANIEBONAM’S CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFL SacksFCFRPBU Int.
2014 13-0 59141.0-30.5-300 10-0
2015 12-3149236.5-233.5-1600 10-0
Career 25-3 1918 377.5-264.0-19 0 0 20-0
Career Highs
Tackles - 5 (vs. Bowling Green, 9/12/15)
Solo Tackles - 5 (vs. Bowling Green, 9/12/15)
TFL - 1.5 (at Michigan State, 11/14/15)
Sacks - 1.0 (2x, last vs. USF, 9/9/15)
MILAN
BARRYPOLLACK
DB • 5-10 • 196 • Jr. • SQ
Baltimore, Md.
(Eastern Technical HS)
Major: Kinesiology
As a Junior (2015): Did not make an appearance ... named
special teams scout team player of the week in preparation for
Bowling Green (9/12) ... named defensive scout team player
of the week in preparation for Wisconsin (11/7).
As a Sophomore (2014): Did not make an appearance …
named the defensive scout team player of the week for his
preparation for Michigan (11/22) ... walked on to the team.
QUARVEZ
BOULWARE
OL • 6-2 • 290 • RFr. • RS
Washington, D.C.
(Friendship Collegiate Academy)
Major: Studio Art
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action ... earned
offensive special teams player of the week for preparation
for Wisconsin (11/7).
ROMAN
BRAGLIO
DL • 6-2 • 260 • Sr. • 3V
Owings Mills, Md.
(McDonogh HS)
Major: Agricultural & Resource
Economics
As a Junior (2015): Appeared in 11 games with 10 starts
... totaled 35 tackles and ranked fourth on the team with 3.0
sacks ... had at least two tackles in all 11 games he played in
2015 ... also posted 5.5 tackles for loss ... had three tackles in
season-opener agaisnt Richmond (9/5) ... totaled then-career
high five tackles vs. Bowling Green (9/12) ... had a fantastic
game against USF (9/19), posting career-highs in tackles
(7), TFL’s (2.5) and sacks (2.0) and also forcing a fumble ...
had two tackles and recoverd a fumble vs. Michigan (10/3)
... had four tackles and a PBU against Penn State (10/24) ...
had two tackles, including a sack, against Wisconsin (11/7).
As a Sophomore (2014): Appeared in all 13 games with
one start at Michigan (11/22) … posted 11 tackles and 2.5
sacks on the season ... recovered a fumble and recorded a
0.5 sack in the season opener against James Madison (8/30)
… recorded his first full sack of the season at Indiana (9/27)
… recorded his second sack against Iowa (10/18) ... notched
two tackles in the Foster Farms Bowl against Stanford (12/30).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2013): Appeared in 10 games
with one start, the first of his career coming against Old
Dominion (9/7) ... notched his first career sack against FIU
(8/31) ... recorded two total tackles against Old Dominion
(9/7) ... a sack accounted for his only tackle against West
Virginia (9/21).
As a Freshman (2012): Served a redshirt season …
named scout team defensive player of week for his efforts in
preparation for the Boston College game (10/27).
At McDonogh High School: One of the top local players …
the 16th-ranked player in Maryland according to Rivals.com
… ranked 67th nationally at defensive end by Scout.com …
ranked No. 56 nationally among strongside defensive ends
by 24/7 Sports.com … a 2011 consensus all-state honoree …
also earned first team All-Metro accolades from the Baltimore
Sun … recorded 83 tackles, including 16 sacks, and two
touchdowns by way of a fumble recovery and interception as
a senior … recorded 87 tackles, including nine sacks, as a
junior … one of the top heavyweight wrestlers in the country
… received All-America recognition and ranked No. 2 in the
state as a junior … also three the shot put … also recruited
by West Virginia, Penn State, Tennessee and Nebraska.
Personal: Born in Owings Mills, Md. … father is Scott Braglio
… older brother, Tony, played football at McDaniel College
… also has a sister, Molie … raised charolais cattle on his
family’s farm.
BRAGLIO’S CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFL SacksFCFRPBU Int.
2013 10-1 42 63.5-182.0-1200 00-0
2014 13-1 83112.5-142.5-1401 00-0
2015 11-10 2015 355.5-143.0-10 1 1 10-0
Career 34-12322052
11.5-467.5-36 1 2 10-0
Career Highs
Tackles - 7 (vs. USF, 9/19/15)
Solo Tackles - 4 (2x, last vs. USF, 9/19/15)
TFL - 2.5 (vs. USF, 9/19/15)
Sacks - 2.0 (vs. USF, 9/19/15)
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2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
JALEN
WES
LB • 6-1 • 235 • Jr. • 2V
Suwanee, Ga.
(North Gwinnett HS)
Major: Finance
RB • 6-0 • 217 • Sr. • 3V
Baltimore, Md.
(Good Counsel HS)
Major: African American Studies
BROOKS
BROOKS’ HONOR ROLL
• Academic All-Big Ten (2014, 2015)
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in all 12 games, making
11 starts ... ranked fifth on the team with 64 tackles, in
addition to posting 1.0 tackle for loss, two interceptions and
forcing a fumble ... had a then-career high nine tackles vs.
Bowling Green (9/12) and nabbed first career interception ...
posted four tackles against USF (9/19) ... set career-highs in
tackles (10), solo tackles (9) and TFLs (1.0) at West Virginia
(9/26) ... forced first career fumble and notched four tackles
vs. Michigan (10/3) ... totaled nine tackles at #1 Ohio State
(10/10) ... notched seven tackles at #10 Iowa (10/31) ...
posted two tackles and an interception vs. Wisconsin (11/7)
... had five tackles at #14 Michigan State (11/14) ... totaled
seven tackles against Indiana (11/21).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): An All-Big Ten Academic
selection … appeared in 12 games with four starts at outside
linebacker ... finished the season with 21 tackles (12 solo)
… made his first career start at Syracuse (9/20) and totaled
four tackles … recorded three stops and 0.5 TFL and a pass
breakup at Indiana (9/27) … notched a career-high seven
tackles at Penn State (11/1).
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... named
scout team special teams player of the week for his efforts
in preparation for West Virginia (9/21) ... earned scout team
defensive player of the week for his efforts in preparation for
Wake Forest (10/19).
At Gwinnett High School: Rated a three-star recruit by
247Sports.com, ESPN.com and Rivals.com … earned allregion honors while leading North Gwinnett to an 11-2 record
in 2012 … participated in the Georgia North/South All-Star
Game … also wrestled and ran track … as a wrestler, finished
fourth in the state at 195 pounds as a junior and placed sixth at
220 pounds as a senior … also considered Harvard, Princeton
and Yale … coached by Bob Sphire.
Personal: Born in Cleveland, Ohio … parents are Darryl
and Leslie Brooks … has one sibling, Cory … father, Darryl,
wrestled at Central State University in Ohio … was the
scholar-athlete award winner for football at North Gwinnett
… full name is Darryl Jalen Brooks.
BROOKS’ CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFL SacksFCFRPBU Int.
2014 12-4129210.0-00.0-000 20-0
2015 12-11323264 1.0-2 0.0-0 1 0 32-11
Career 24-15444185 1.0-2 0.0-0 1 0 52-11
Career Highs
Tackles - 10 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15)
Solo Tackles - 9 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15)
Tackles for Loss - 1.0 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15)
Interceptions - 2 (2x, last vs. Wisconsin, 11/7/15)
BROWN
As a Junior (2015): Appeared in 10 games (one start),
ranking third on the team with 317 rushing yards and
three touchdowns ... ran for 74 yards and a touchdown
vs. Richmond (9/5) ... posted 53 yards on nine carries vs.
Bowling Green (9/12) ... rushed five times for 30 yards and
a touchdown at #1 Ohio State (10/10) ... rushed eight times
for 33 yards, including a 19-yard run, at #10 Iowa (10/31) ...
totaled 34 yards on 10 carries vs. Wisconsin (11/7) - most
carries since season-opener against Richmond ... posted
52 rushing yards on 12 carries at Michigan State (11/14).
As a Sophomore (2014): Appeared in 12 games (three
starts), posting 356 yards and six touchdowns on the ground
... averaged 3.5 yards per rush ... also caught 21 passes for
198 yards (9.4 yards/catch) ... notched season-high 108
all-purpose yards (81 rushing, 27 receiving) against James
Madison (8/30), in first game since 11/3/12 ... totaled 84 allpurpose yards in win at Indiana ... scored first touchdown
since 10/20/12 against eventual national champion Ohio
State (10/4) ... posted season-high two touchdowns in win
versus Iowa (10/18) ... scored a touchdown in victory at
Penn State (11/1) ... ran for 39 yards and a touchdown at
Michigan (11/22) ... scored a touchdown in Foster Farms
Bowl against Stanford (12/30).
2013: Missed the 2013 season.
As a Freshman (2012): Saw action in eight games either
on special teams or at running back … rushed seven times
for 50 yards including a long rush of 21 yards against
Temple (9/8) … led the team with 74 rushing yards on 14
carries (5.3 avg.) vs. Connecticut … also scored his first
touchdown, a 19-yard run … rushed for a season-high 121
yards on 25 carries and scored a touchdown against NC
State (10/20) … started at running back and rushed for
73 yards, including a 17-yard run, against Boston College
(10/27) … missed the final three games of the season after
suffering shoulder and ankle injuries.
At Good Counsel High School: One of the top running
backs in the nation … a consensus four-star recruit and a
SuperPrep All-American … the 11th-ranked running back in
the nation according to Scout.com … ranked the sixth-best
player in Maryland and 14th-best running back in the nation
by Rivals.com … No. 188 on the Rivals 250 … ranked the
fifth-best player in the state and 11th-best running back in
the nation by 247Sports.com … earned 2011 consensus allstate honors … played in 2012 Under Armour All-America
Game … rushed for 1,382 yards and 22 touchdowns on
158 carries as a senior … helped the Falcons to a perfect
12-0 season in 2011 culminating in a Washington Catholic
Athletic Conference championship … as a sophomore he
posted 1,290 yards and 17 touchdowns … also considered
Vanderbilt and Miami … coached by Bob Milloy.
Personal: Parents are Wallace Brown and Traherra Moore
… has four siblings, De’Sean, Auriel, Tra’Shae and Taira.
BROWN’S CAREER STATISTICS
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LP
2012
8-2 5 14 2.8 07
2014
12-3 21 198 9.4 038
2015
10-1 13 89 6.8 024
Career 30-6 39 301 7.7 038
Rushing
2012
2014
2015
Career
G-GS Att. GainLost Net Avg. TD LP
8-2 90 399 17 382 4.2 222
12-3103 388 32 356 3.5 6 33
10-1 71 331 14 317 4.5 319
30-6264 1118 63 1055 4.0 11 33
Career Highs
Rushes - 25 (vs. NC State, 10/20/12)
Rushing Yards - 121 (vs. NC State, 10/20/12)
Rushing Touchdowns - 2 (vs. Iowa, 10/18/14)
Long Rush - 33 yards (vs. James Madison, 8/30/14)
CHANDLER
BURKETT
LB • 6-3 • 245 • Jr. • SQ
Panama City, Fla.
(Bozeman HS)
Major: Family Science
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in eight games ... totaled
2.5 tackles for loss, including one sack on the season ... had
a TFL for eight yards against USF (9/19) ... posted a careerhigh five tackles, including 1.5 TFLs, at #1 Ohio State (10/10).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): Appeared in one game,
making his first career appearance against eventual national
champion Ohio State (10/4).
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... named
scout team defensive player of the week twice for his efforts
in preparation for FIU (8/31) and West Virginia (9/21).
At Bozeman High School: Rated a three-star recruit by
Scout.com … earned first team all-state honors as a senior
leading Bozeman to a school-record eight wins totaling
over 122 tackles (88 solo), 15 tackles for loss, one sack,
five passes defensed, five forced fumbles, three fumble
recoveries, one blocked punt and one touchdown … The
News Herald Bay County Defensive Player of the Year in 2012
… served as team captain … as a junior, named first team
all-district, first team all-county and second team all-state …
coached by William Tillman.
Personal: Born in Panama City, Fla. … hobbies include
playing sports and reading … names Jim Brown as his sports
hero … full name is Chandler Dylan Burkett.
BURKETT’S CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFL SacksFCFRPBU Int.
2014
1-0 00 00.0-00.0-000 00-0
2015
8-0 52 72.5-101.0-800 00-0
Career 24-15444185 1.0-2 0.0-0 1 0 52-11
Career Highs
Tackles - 5 (at Ohio State, 10/10/15)
Tackles for Loss - 1.5 (at Ohio State, 10/10/15)
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ANTWAINE
CARTER
DB • 6-1 • 193 • RSo. • RS
Waldorf, Md.
(Westlake HS)
Major: American Studies
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in first three games
of season before sustaining season-ending injury against
USF (9/19).
As a Freshman (2014): Made one appearance, making
collegiate debut against Iowa (10/18).
At Westlake High School: Helped the Wolverines reach the
Maryland 3A Regional Semifinals in 2013 … named a first
team All-Charles County selection … tabbed a second team
All-SMAC honoree … rated a two-star recruit by Rivals and
Scout … coached by Marlon Curtis.
Personal: Born in Suitland, Md., as Antwaine Carter, Jr ...
parents are Antwaine Carter, Sr. and Iyona Storms ... honor
roll student in 2012 ... lists his biggest sports thrill as scoring
five touchdowns in one game.
JERMAINE
CARTER, JR.
LB • 6-0 • 235 • Jr. • 2V
Fort Washington, Md.
(Friendship Collegiate Academy)
Major: Criminal Justice
CARTER’S HONOR ROLL
• 2016 Butkus Award Watch List
As a Sophomore (2015): Started all 12 games at middle
linebacker, leading the team with 103 tackles ... ranked
second on team with 14.0 tackles for loss - the most for
a Maryland middle linebacker since All-American E.J.
Henderson in 2002 ... ranked eighth in Big Ten in tackles/g
(8.6) ... ranked fourth in Big Ten in solo tackles/g (5.5) ...
had at least four tackles in every game in 2015 ... made first
collegiate start against Richmond (9/5), totaling eight tackles
and a TFL ... had 13 tackles (9 solo) vs. Bowling Green (9/12)
... led team with 11 tackles vs. USF (9/19) ... posted careerhighs in tackles (14) and TFLs (3.0) at West Virginia (9/26) ...
totaled eight tackles and a TFL against #22 Michigan (10/3) ...
posted nine tackles at #1 Ohio State (10/10), including a TFL
... posted six tackles, including 1.5 TFL, and a PBU against
Wisconsin (11/7) ... notched five tackles, including 1.0 TFL,
at #14 Michigan State (11/14) ... posted 13 tackles (8 solo),
including 2.5 TFLs, against Indiana (11/21) ... posted seven
tackles, including 2.0 tackles for loss, at Rutgers (11/28).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): Appeared in all 13 games,
totaling 27 tackles ... led the team with two forced fumbles …
had three tackles and forced a fumble in the season opener
against James Madison (8/30) … had a career-high six
tackles against West Virginia (9/15) … forced a fumble to set
up a Wes Brown touchdown at Penn State (11/1) ... posted
three tackles in the Foster Farms Bowl (12/30).
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SHANE
COCKERILLE
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... named
scout team defensive player of the week in consecutive weeks
for his efforts in preparation for Connecticut (9/14) and West
Virginia (9/21) ... named scout team special teams player
of the week for his work in preparation for Syracuse (11/9).
At Friendship Collegiate Academy: A three-star recruit by
Rivals.com and 247Sports.com … averaged more than seven
tackles per game during his senior campaign … totaled six
forced fumbles to help lead Friendship Collegiate Academy
to an 8-3 record and the DCSAA Championship … served
as a 2012 team captain… second team All-WCAC as a
junior and honorable mention All-WCAC as a sophomore
at Archbishop Carroll High School in Washington, D.C. …
coached by Aazaar Rahim.
Personal: Born in Rockville, Md. … son of Jermaine Carter
Sr. and Tara Robinson ... step mother is Lori Carter … has four
siblings, Taevon Williams, Jevon, Jalen and Jordan Carter
… cousins are Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady … serveed
as a volunteer at Martha’s Table.
CARTER’S CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFL SacksFCFRPBU Int.
2014 13-0189270.0-00.0-020 00-0
2015 12-126637
103
14.0-320.0-000 30-0
Career25-128446
130
14.0-320.0-020 30-0
Career Highs
Tackles - 14 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15)
Solo Tackles - 9 (vs. Bowling Green, 9/12/15)
Tackles for Loss - 3.0 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15)
SEAN
CHRISTIE
OL • 6-4 • 300 • So. • SQ
Medford, N.Y.
(Patchogue-Medford HS)
Major: Criminal Justice
As a Redshirt Freshman (2015): Did not see game action.
As a Freshman (2014): Redshirt season.
At Patchogue-Medford High School: Played offensive
tackle and on the defensive line for the Raiders for three
seasons … did not allow a sack during his senior season …
was the co-winner of the Zellner Award, which is presented
to the best offensive lineman in the county by the Suffolk
County Football Coaches Association … a second-team
selection on the New York State Sportswriters Association
Class AA All-State team ... ranked the 14th-best prospect in
New York by 247Sports.com … coached by Gary Marangi.
Personal: Born in Stony Brook, N.Y. ... parents are Thomas
and Candice Christie.
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FB • 6-2 • 235 • Jr. • 1V
Baltimore, Md.
(Gilman School)
Major: American Studies
As a Junior (2016): Moved to linebacker in offseason.
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in 11 games primarily
as fullback ... caught first career pass for seven yards
agaisnt USF (9/19) ... recovered a fumble at West Virginia
(9/26) ... rushed three times for 13 yards against Wisconsin
(11/7) ... started second half of Indiana (11/21) game at
quarterback due to injured Caleb Rowe - completed 11
passes for 82 yards and rushed for 23 yards.
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): Played on special teams
in four games … appeared against West Virginia (9/15),
at Syracuse (9/20), Indiana (9/27) and against Ohio State
(10/4).
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... named
scout team offensive player of the week for his efforts in
preparation for Old Dominion (9/7).
At Gilman School: A highly-regarded local recruit … rated
a four-star recruit by ESPN.com, the No. 8 player in the
state of Maryland and the No. 16 dual-threat quarterback
… ranked as a three-star recruit by Rivals.com, the No. 13
player in the state of Maryland and the No. 16 dual-threat
quarterback … tabbed a three-star recruit by 247Sports.
com, the No. 12 player in the state of Maryland and the
No. 20 dual-threat quarterback … totaled 1,106 passing
yards and seven touchdowns passes and amassed 1,305
rushing yards and 15 touchdowns to lead Gilman to a
second straight MIAA A title as a senior … named first team
All-MIAA, Maryland Big School All-State First Team and
Baltimore Sun first team All-Metro … played for Maryland in
the Big 33 Football Classic … an Elite 11 finalist … served
as a team captain … a three-time All-American and four-time
conference champion wrestler while in high school … also
considered Arkansas, Michigan, Virginia and Wisconsin …
coached by Biff Poggi.
Personal: Born in Clinton, Md. … parents are Todd and
Kristin Cockerille … has three siblings, Sydney, Savanah
and Sierra … views his mom and dad as role models for
giving him everything he needed to succeed.
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MILAN
DENZEL
MALCOLM
DB • 6-1 • 205 • Jr. • SQ
LaPlata, Md.
(Bishop McNamara HS)
Major: Family Science
DB • 6-3 • 211 • Sr. • 1V
St. Petersburg, Fla.
(Butte College (Calif.)/Boca
Ciega HS)
Major: American Studies
WR • 5-11• 192 • Sr. • 3V
Willingboro, N.J.
(Willingboro HS)
Major: Criminal Justice
COLLINS
As a Sophomore (2015): Did not see game action ... earned
defensive scout team player of the week in preparation for
Richmond (9/5).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): Did not see game action.
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... missed
the entire season due to injury.
At Bishop McNamara High School: A two-way player in
high school … rated a three-star recruit by Rivals, No. 20
player in Maryland … tabbed a three-star recruit by Scout.
com, ESPN.com and 247Sports.com … selected to play
in the 2013 Big 33 Classic and 2013 Chesapeake Bowl
… named first team All-WCAC as a junior and third team
All-WCAC as a senior … totaled over 1,500 passing yards,
500 rushing yards, 300 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns
in 2012 … also considered Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn
State and West Virginia … coached by Bryce Bevill.
Personal: Born in Atlanta, Ga. … parents are Derwin
and Bonita Collins … has two siblings, Devin and Amira
… father, Derwin, played basketball at University of New
Orleans … two-time honor roll student … has committed
200-plus hours to volunteer service.
CONYERS
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As a Junior (2015): Appeared in nine games, totaling 15
tackles, including 2.0 tackles for loss and a sack ... posted
a tackle, forced a fumble and had a pass breakup against
Penn State (10/24) ... posted first career sack against
Wisconsin (11/7) ... notched four tackles at #14 Michigan
State (11/14) ... had a career day against Indiana (11/21),
posting personal bests in tackles (8) and solo tackles (6) in
addition to making a 0.5 TFL.
As a Sophomore (2014): Did not see game action.
CONYERS’ CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFL SacksFCFRPBU Int.
2014
0-0 00 00.0-00.0-000 00-0
2015
9-0 96152.0-111.0-711 30-0
Career 9-0 96152.0-111.0-711 30-0
Career Highs
Tackles - 8 (vs. Indiana, 11/21/15)
Solo Tackles - 6 (vs. Indiana, 11/21/15)
Sacks - 1 (vs. Indiana, 11/21/15)
MICHAEL
CORNWELL
WR • 6-2 • 225 • So. • 1V
Owings Mills, Md.
(McDonogh HS)
Major: Undecided
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action ... named
special teams scout team player of the week in preparation
for #22 Michigan (10/3) ... named offensive scout team player
of the week in preparation for #10 Iowa (10/31).
CULMER
As a Junior (2015): Appeared in 12 games (seven starts),
leading the team with 14.7 yards per reception ... caught 15
passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns ... scored first
career touchdown on a 37-yard grab vs. Richmond (9/5) ...
had a career-high four catches for 26 yards vs. Bowling Green
(9/12) ... grabbed three passes for a career-high 65 yards
vs. Penn State (10/24) ... had two catches for 23 yards and
a touchdown vs. Indiana (11/21) ... notched two catches for
39 yards at Rutgers (11/28).
As a Sophomore (2014): Appeared in nine games … caught
one pass for five yards against James Madison (8/30).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2013): Appeared in 12 games with
four starts ... had one catch for 26 yards at UConn (9/14) ...
notched his first career start against West Virginia (9/21) and
had two receptions for 21 yards.
As a Freshman (2012): Redshirted … named scout team
offensive player of the week for his efforts in preparation for
the Boston College game (10/27).
At Willingboro High School: A three year-starter at wide
receiver … ranked as the No. 18 player in the state of New
Jersey and 58th-best athlete in the nation by ESPN.com …
rated No. 29 among players in the state and No. 126 among
wide receivers nationally by 247Sports.com … finished his
senior year with 537 rushing yards, 684 receiving yards and
12 touchdowns … also played cornerback and intercepted
three passes in 2011 … scored 11 touchdowns as a junior …
played basketball and ran track … also considered Illinois,
Iowa, Michigan State … coached by Reggie Lawrence.
Personal: Born in Atlanta, Ga. … mother is Carol Smith.
CULMER’S CAREER STATISTICS
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg
2013
12-4
5 59 11.8
2014
9-0 1 5 5.0
2015
12-7 15 221 14.7
Career 33-11 21 285 13.6
Career Highs
Receptions - 4 (vs. Bowling Green, 9/12/15)
Receiving Yards - 65 (vs. Penn State, 10/24/15)
Long Reception - 48 (vs. Penn State, 10/24/15)
Touchdowns - 1 (2x, last vs. Indiana, 11/21/15)
TDLP
026
05
248
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JAHRVIS
DAVENPORT
At Robinson High School: Starred at Robinson High
School…two-time first-team All-Western Conference
selection…a consensus three star prospect…as a senior,
caught 24 passes for 355 yards and three touchdowns while
only playing in eight games…during his junior campaign,
totaled 39 receptions 667 yards and eight touchdowns…
coached by Shawn Taylor.
OL • 6-3 • 297 • Jr. • 1V
Powder Springs, Ga.
(McEachern HS)
Major: Communication
At St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School: First team all-state
and team captain as senior … named All-IAC as junior and
senior … rushed for 1,206 yards and 11 touchdowns during
2014 season as senior … also wrestled at St. Stephen’s &
St. Agnes, placing seventh at states as a junior … coached
by Bernard Joseph.
Personal: Brother of current Maryland football player Sean
Davis.
EJ
DONAHUE
DAVENPORT’S CAREER STATISTICS
Career Highs
Receptions - 7 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Receiving Yards - 89 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Long Reception - 46 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15)
Touchdowns - 1 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15)
LB • 6-1 • 235 • RFr. • RS
Temple Hills, Md.
(St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes)
Major: Undecided
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action ... named
defensive scout team player of the week in preparation for
Iowa (10/31).
Personal: Parents are James and Deborah Davenport.
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg TDLP
2015
10-0 11 154 14.0 146
Career 10-0 11 154 14.0 146
JAJUAN
DAVIS
WR • 5-9 • 190 • So. • 1V
Tampa, Fla.
(Robinson HS)
Major: Undecided
As a Freshman (2015): Appeared in 10 games, catching 11
passes for 154 yards and a touchdown ... made collegiate
debut against USF (9/19) ... caught first career pass - a 46yard touchdown - at West Virginia (9/26) ... grabbed one pass
for two yards at #10 Iowa (10/31) ... caught one pass for six
yards at #14 Michigan State (11/14) ... posted career-highs
in catches (7) and yards (89) at Rutgers (11/28).
ISAIAH
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OL • 6-3 • 308 • RFr. • RS
Monrovia, Md.
(Linganore HS)
Major: Undecided
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action.
At Linganore High School: Earned first team all-state and
garnered All-Frederick County accolades while helping lead
Linganore to a 23-3 combined record as a junior and senior
… selected to represent Maryland in the Big 33 Game …
ranked as a four-star recruit by Scout and a member of the
Scout 300 … also ranked as the second-best offensive tackle
in the state of Maryland by Scout … an honor roll student …
also played lacrosse and competed on the track and wrestling
teams … coached by Rich Connor.
Personal: Parents are Ed Donahue and Lori ClauseDonahue ... has a younger sister, Demi.
DULANEY
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in five games as a
reserve lineman ... made collegiate debut against Penn State
(10/24) ... earned offensive scout team player of the week for
preparation for USF (9/19).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): Did not see game action.
As a Freshman (2013): Missed the season due to injury.
At McEachern High School: Rated a three-star recruit by
Rivals.com, ESPN.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com …
selected for the Georgia North/South All-Star Game … named
to the 2012 Georgia Sportswriters Association All-State
Football Team and the 2012 Atlanta Journal-Constitution AllState Team… earned 2012 first team all-state, all-region and
all-county honors … started in the Cobb County Senior Bowl
… led the team with 51 pancake blocks as a senior … served
as team captain and earned offensive lineman of the year …
lettered in basketball and track and field … also considered
Georgia, Miami, Mississippi State, Missouri, North Carolina,
Ole Miss and South Carolina … coached by Kyle Hockman.
Personal: Born in Austell, Ga. … parents are John Dulaney
and Charleta Bivens … has two siblings, Chanara and
Cameron … enjoys basketball, cooking and shopping in
his free time.
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MICHAEL
TREY
OL • 6-5 • 300 • Sr. • 3V
Bethesda, Md.
(Whitman HS)
Major: Economics
RB • 6-2 • 225 • Sr. • TR
Danville, Va.
(Dan River HS/Virginia Tech)
Major: Real Estate Development
EDMUNDS
DUNN
DUNN’S HONOR ROLL
•
•
•
•
2016 Preseason Fourth Team All-Big Ten (Athlon)
2015 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten
Academic All-Big Ten (2014, 2015)
Former walk-on
As a Junior (2015): Honorable Mention All-Big Ten ... started
first 11 games at left tackle ... string of 37 consecutive starts
snapped in season finale against Rutgers due to injury ...
helped Maryland offense total 182.5 rushing yards/g - most
since 2003 ... Terps totaled eclipsed 2,000 rushing yards for
the first time since 2011 ... helped running back Brandon
Ross lead Big Ten with 6.4 yards per carry and an Honorable
Mention All-Big Ten nod ... Maryland had five games with more
than 200 rushing yards.
As a Sophomore (2014): An All-Big Ten Academic selection
… started all 13 games, including 10 at left tackle and three
at right tackle … led an offensive line that totaled 285 yards
and five touchdowns on the ground against James Madison
(8/30) … helped the offense total 447 yards of offense against
West Virginia (9/15) … pass protected for C.J. brown as he
threw for a season-best 361 yards and three touchdowns at
Indiana (9/27) … allowed five rushers to record 212 yards and
three touchdowns against Iowa (10/18) … helped C.J. Brown
rush for 87 yards and a score at Michigan (11/22) … part of a
Maryland offense that totaled 476 yards of offense, including
281 yards rushing, against Rutgers (11/29).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2013): Started the first nine games
at right guard before moving to right tackle for the final four
games of the season ... helped Maryland pass for over 3,000
yards for the first time since 1994 ... helped the Terps record
1,076 rushing yards over the first six contests ... cleared the
way for Brandon Ross to rush for a career-high 149 yards
against ODU (9/7) and 155 all-purpose yards ... helped Ross
gain 169 all-purpose yards against Virginia (10/12) ... opened
holes for C.J. Brown’s 122 rushing yards at Virginia Tech
(11/16) ... cleared lanes for Brown to rush for a season-high
138 yards at NC State (11/30) ... opened holes for Brandon
Ross to rush for 116 yards against Marshall in the Military
Bowl (12/27).
As a Freshman (2012): Served as redshirt season …
member of the scout team offense.
At Walt Whitman High School: Played offensive tackle and
guard for the Vikings … was named lineman of the year for
his team in the 2011 season … a second team all-county
selection as a senior … coached by Jim Kuhn.
Personal: Born in Bethesda, Md. … father is David and
mother is Tamara … has two siblings, Renee and Eltan …
also recruited by UConn, Lehigh, Fordham and Bryant …
graduated high school with a 3.4 GPA.
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As a Senior (2016): Transferred to Maryland prior to 2016
spring practice.
As a Junior at Virginia Tech (2015): Played in 12 games ...
Logged 164 total plays, 87 at running back and 77 on special
teams ... Had 45 carries for 174 yards and two touchdowns
... Had nine carries for 41 yards and a touchdown against
Furman ... Had nine carries for 72 yards at Purdue ... Had
five carries for eight yards and a touchdown at East Carolina.
As a Sophomore at Virginia Tech (2014): Played in seven
games … Logged 57 plays at tailback and 38 on special teams
… Ran 21 times for 97 yards on the season … Saw limited
action on offense and also contributed on 11 special teams
plays in the opener against William & Mary ... Ran the ball
twice for 10 yards and also made two tackles while seeing
action at tailback and on special teams against Georgia Tech
… Finished the Western Michigan game with 22 yards on
three rushes, while also working on special teams … Ran the
ball 12 times for 54 yards at North Carolina before suffering a
fractured right clavicle … Earned Iron Hokie honors in spring
max testing … Squatted 430 pounds, a new personal best.
As a Redshirt Freshman at Virginia Tech (2013): An
honorable mention freshman All-American by College
Football News … Played in 12 games, starting 10 … Was in
on 516 plays at tailback in his debut season … Led the team
with 675 yards on 166 rushes, scoring 10 times on the ground
… Added two more touchdowns as part of his 17 receptions
for 155 yards … Scored his first career touchdown on a 77yard run, finishing the game with 132 yards on 20 carries,
also adding a 6-yard reception in his collegiate debut against
Alabama … Scored two touchdowns, finishing the Western
Carolina game with 68 yards on 15 carries … Rushed 22
times for 110 yards in the triple overtime win over Marshall …
Carried the ball 14 times for 29 yards, scoring a touchdown
against North Carolina … Scored on the ground and in the air,
catching four passes for 42 yards and running six times for 10
yards at Boston College … Scored four rushing touchdowns
in the win at Miami, rushing 14 times for 72 yards … Ran the
ball 16 times for 61 yards and a touchdown against Maryland
… Scored the Hokies’ only touchdown on his only catch of
the day, a 26-yard pass from Logan Thomas, finishing the
game with 93 yards on 11 rushes at Virginia … Suffered a
broken left tibia in the Virginia game, undergoing surgery on
Dec. 1 … Missed all of spring practice.
As a freshman at Virginia Tech (2012): Worked at tailback
while taking a redshirt year … Used the off-season program
to improve his strength and speed … Ran 4.37 in the 40 and
had a 375-pound front squat … Rushed for 82 yards and a
pair of touchdowns, including one of 50 yards, in the Hokies’
final spring scrimmage … Was honored as one of the top
hustlers of off-season and spring workouts.
At Dan River High School: A Parade All-American as a
running back for Coach Ferrell Edmunds at Dan River High
… A SuperPrep and PrepStar All-American … Named the
Group A Offensive Player of the Year by VirginiaPreps … Also
a first-team Group A all-state selection at running back by
VirginiaPreps … Rushed for 2,596 yards and 33 touchdowns
on 283 carries, accounting for 61.5 percent of Dan River’s
offense … Recorded 143 tackles (59 solo) and two sacks
as a senior … Also had four interceptions (two returned for
touchdowns), two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery as a
senior … Rushed for 1,324 yards on 169 carries as a junior,
scoring 13 touchdowns … Recorded 124 tackles, 8.5 sacks
and four forced fumbles as a junior … Won a 200-meter dash
state title in track and scored over 1,000 career points for his
basketball team … Listed as the No. 217 overall prospect
in the country, the No. 16 outside linebacker and the No. 9
prospect in Virginia by Rivals … Ranked as the No. 40 outside
linebacker in the country and the No. 11 player in his state
by 247Sports … Listed as the No. 42 middle linebacker in
the country by Scout … Ranked as the No. 68 “athlete” in
the country, the No. 83 player in his region and the No. 17
player in the state by ESPN Recruiting Nation.
Personal: Ferrell Edmunds III … Goes by “Trey” … Born in
Danville, Va. … Son of Ferrell, Jr., and Felecia Edmunds …
Father was an NFL Pro Bowl tight end … Younger brothers,
Terrell and Tremaine, also play football for the Hokies.
EDMUNDS’ CAREER STATISTICS
Rushing
2013
2014
2015
Career
G-GS Att.
12-10166
7-021
13-047
32-10234
YdsAvg. TD
675 4.1 10
974.6 0
1853.9 3
957 4.1 13
LP
77
26
35
77
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LP
2013 12-10 17 155 9.1 226
2014
7-0 2 -5-2.5 00
2015 13-0 1 8 8.0 08
Career 32-10 20 158 7.7 226
Career Highs
Rushes - 22 (vs. Marshall, 9/21/13)
Rushing Yards - 132 (vs. Alabama, 8/31/13)
Rushing Touchdowns - 4 (at Miami, 11/9/13)
Long Rush - 77 yards (vs. Alabama, 8/31/13)
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
NNAMDI
KENNETH
LB • 6-0 • 230 • So. • 1V
Baltimore, Md.
(St. Frances Academy)
Major: Information Science
RB • 5-9 • 230 • Sr. • 3V
Baltimore, Md.
(Gilman School)
Major: American Studies
EGBUABA
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GOINS, JR.
As a Redshirt Freshman (2015): Appeared in the final
six games of the season, primarily on special teams ...
made collegiate debut againt Penn State (10/24) ... earned
defensive scout team player of the week honors in backto-back weeks for preparation for West Virginia (9/26) and
Michigan (10/3).
As a Junior (2015): Appeared in all 12 games, making three
starts at fullback ... gained 61 yards on nine carries ... caught
a 1-yard touchdown pass against USF (9/19) ... rushed six
times for 18 yards against Indiana (11/21) ... posted first
career rushing touchdown in win at Rutgers (11/28) - a
42-yard scamper.
As a Freshman (2014): Did not see game action … earned
defensive scout team player of the week honors for his
preparation for James Madison (8/30).
As a Sophomore (2014): Appeared in 13 games with four
starts at fullback … gained 62 yards on 14 carries and posted
seven catches for 54 yards and a touchdown ... had a careerhigh 31 yards rushing against James Madison (8/30) and
caught two passes and a touchdown … was responsible for
a blocked punt that resulted in the game-winning touchdown
against the Bulls … hauled in two passes for 12 yards against
Iowa (10/18) … had 18 yards rushing against Rutgers (11/29).
At St. Frances Academy: During his senior season totaled
105 tackles, 19 sacks and 17 tackles for loss to help the
Panthers to a fourth-place finish in the MIAA A Conference
… named second team All-Metro by The Baltimore Sun
… earned second-team honors on the Maryland Private
School All-State Team … represented the South Team in
the Chesapeake Bowl … earned first team All-MIAA honors
as a junior … rated a three-star recruit by ESPN … also
lettered in basketball for the Panthers … coached by Messay
Hailemariam.
MATT
GILLESPIE
LB • 6-1 • 244 • So • SQ
Towson, Md.
(Loyola Blakefield)
Major: Economics
As a redshirt freshman (2015): Did not see game action
... earned special teams scout team player of the week in
preparation for West Virginia (9/26).
As a Freshman (2014): Redshirt season.
As a Redshirt Freshman (2013): Appeared in all 13 games
of the season and showed good blocking prowess along with
an ability to contribute in the running and passing games
... notched first career touchdown reception against Old
Dominion (9/7) and rushed for 17 yards on two carries ... had
one catch for 16 yards against WVU (9/21) ... rushed one time
for 10 yards against Boston College (11/26).
As a Freshman (2012): Served a redshirt season … named
scout team offensive player of the week for his efforts in
preparation for the Georgia Tech (11/3) game.
At Gilman School: An impressive two-way player … one
of the top linebackers and running backs in the local region
… named the All-Metro Defensive Player of the Year by the
Baltimore Sun … a consensus 2011 all-state performer …
rated the No. 17 player in Maryland by ESPN.com and No. 21
by 247Sports.com … ranked No. 51 nationally among running
backs by 247Sports.com … the 90th-best outside linebacker
prospect in the nation by ESPN.com … No. 21 on the
SuperPrep Mid-Atlantic 59 … posted 61 tackles, including 15
sacks, as a senior … rushed for 290 yards with 11 touchdowns
in 2011 … ran for a touchdown and a two-point conversion
in overtime in the 2011 conference championship game …
played in the 2011 Crab Bowl … recorded 15 sacks as a rush
linebacker and scored nine touchdowns as a running back
in 2010 … also ran track … also considered East Carolina,
Syracuse and Tulane … coached by Biff Poggi.
Personal: Born in Baltimore, Md. … parents are Kenneth
Goins, Sr. and Tonya Hyman-Goins … has a brother, Kennard
… also ran track and played basketball in high school … also
recruited by Syracuse and Tulane.
GOINS’ CAREER STATISTICS
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LP
2013
13-4 4 49 12.2 117
2014
13-4 7 54 7.7 117
2015
12-3 2 14 7.0 113
Career 38-11 13 117 9.0 317
Rushing G-GS Att. GainLost Net Avg. TD LP
2013
13-4 9 48 0 48 5.3 010
2014
13-4 14 67 5 62 4.4 016
2015
12-3 9 61 1 60 6.7 042
Career 38-11 32 171 6 170 5.3 042
Career Highs
Rushing Yards - 42 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Long Rush - 42 yards (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Receiving Yards - 17 (2x, last at USF, 9/6/14)
Receiving Touchdowns - 1 (4x, last at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
DERWIN
GRAY
OL • 6-5 • 325 • So. • 1V
Washington, D.C.
(Friendship Collegiate/Fork Union
Military Academy)
Major: African American Studies
As a Redshirt Freshman (2015): Appeared in two games,
making collegiate debut against Michigan (10/3).
As a Freshman (2014): Redshirt season.
At Fork Union Military Academy: Spent the 2013 season
at Fork Union Military Academy where he was coached by
John Shuman.
At Friendship Collegiate Academy: Helped lead
Friendship Collegiate to the 2012 DCSAA Championship as
a senior … played in the Under Armor All-American Game
… also played on the South Team at the Chesapeake Bowl
… ranked the number two player in Washington, D.C. by
Rivals and the number one recruit the Nation’s Capital by
ESPN … named second-team All-Met by The Washington
Post … coached by Aazaar Abdul-Rahim.
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ADAM
DERRICK
ALVIN
PK • 5-11 • 197 • Jr. • 1V
Arnold, Md.
(Broadneck HS)
Major: Finance
TE • 6-5 • 235 • Jr. • 2V
Salisbury, Md.
(Wicomico HS)
Major: Family Science
DB • 5-11 • 200 • Sr. • 3V
Locaust Grove, Ga.
(Luella HS)
Major: Family Science
GREENE
3
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in four games, starting
the final three due to the injured Brad Craddock ... an All-Big
Ten Academic selection ... converted all 11 PAT attempts and
3-of-5 field goal attempts ... made first career appearance
against Wisconsin (11/7) in relief of the injured Brad Craddock, knocking down a 44-yard field goal and making both
PAT attempts ... made first career start at #14 Michigan State
(11/14) - hit lone PAT attempt ... knocked down all four extra
points against Indiana (11/21) ... made 2-of-3 field goals at
Rutgers (11/28), converting from 26 and 25 yards.
HAYWARD
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in all 12 games,
making two starts at tight end ... caught one pass for four
yards against Richmond (9/5) ... hauled in one pass for six
yards at West Virginia (9/26).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): An All-Big Ten Academic
selection ... did not see game action.
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): Appeared in 12 games
with two starts at tight end ... caught two passes for 25 yards
on the season ... made his collegiate debut against James
Madison (8/30) ... caught his first career pass at Wisconsin
(10/25) for 27 yards ... earned his first career start against
Michigan State (11/15) ... caught one pass at Michigan
(11/22) ... started in the Foster Farms Bowl against Stanford
(12/30).
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... named a
National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame National
High School Scholar-Athlete award winner.
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... named
scout team offensive player of the week for his efforts in
preparation for West Virginia (9/21).
At Broadneck Senior High School: Started all four years
for the Bruins … a two-time Maryland All-State selection …
holds the Maryland state record for career field goals (27)
… also considered Wake Forest, Vanderbilt and Navy …
coached by Rob Harris.
At Wicomico High School: Rated a three-star recruit
by 247Sports.com and Scout.com … tabbed a three-star
recruit by ESPN.com, No. 19 in the state of Maryland …
named to the 2012 Maryland Small School All-State Team
… played for Team Washington in the 2012 Crab Bowl …
a three-time first team all-conference selection … a 2012
first team all-state selection … during his senior campaign,
totaled 50 tackles, three sacks and two fumble recoveries
… a basketball letterwinner as a senior … also considered
Boston College, Navy, Rutgers and Wake Forest … coached
by Dave Nettles and Pat McGlinchey.
Personal: Honored by the National Football Foundation in
2013 as a National High School Scholar-Athlete ... son of
Brent and Debbie Greene … father rowed crew at the Naval
Academy … brother Andrew graduated from Maryland in
2013 … majoring in finance ... came to Maryland because of
the “supportive coaching staff and academic opportunities.”
GREENE’S CAREER STATISTICS
KickingG-GS FG-A XP-A 20-2930-3940-49 50+ Lg. Pts.
2013
0-0No attempts
2014 4-3 3-511-11 2-30-01-20-044 20
Career 4-3 3-511-11 2-30-01-20-044 20
Career Highs
Most Field Goals - 2 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Longest Field Goal - 44 yards (vs. Wisconsin, 11/17/15)
Personal: Born in Wilmington, Del. … parents are Roy and
Michelle Hayward … four-year honor roll student … lists
favorite pre-game meal as macaroni and cheese.
HILL
As a Redshirt Junior (2015): Appeared in all 12 games,
totaling 17 tackles and recovering a fumble ... notched a
career-high eight tackles (7 solo) vs. Bowling Green (9/12)
... recovered first career fumble vs. Penn State (10/24) ...
had a tackle and a PBU at #10 Iowa (10/31) ... notched
three tackles at Rutgers (11/28).
As a Junior (2014): Started the first four games at
cornerback ... suffered an injury at Syracuse (9/20) that
caused him to miss the rest of the season ... nabbed his
first career interception at USF (9/6) ... notched five tackles
and a pass breakup against West Virginia (9/13) ... had four
tackles at Syracuse (9/20).
As a Sophomore (2013): Appeared in 12 games ... had
three tackles in a win over Old Dominion (9/7) ... notched
one stop against West Virginia (9/21) ... recorded the first
pass breakup of his career against Virginia (10/12) ... had
three stops against Wake Forest (10/19) ... made a careerhigh four stops against Clemson (10/26) ... had four tackles
and a pass breakup against Marshall (12/27) in the Military
Bowl.
As a Freshman (2012): Saw action in six games mostly
on special teams … recorded one tackle for loss against
Boston College (10/27)
At Luella High School: An exciting performer who can
make plays on defense and special teams … a 2011
second team all-state (Class AAAAA) choice by the Georgia
Sportswriters Association (GSWA) … recorded 45 tackles,
including one sack, 11 pass breakups and four interceptions
as a senior … returned one of those picks for a touchdown
… had two special teams touchdowns, one punt and one
kick return, in his final high school game… rated the No.
90 cornerback by ESPN.com… a 2011 preseason all-state
selection … finished 2010 with 42 tackles, six interceptions
and five pass breakups en route to first team All-Region
2-5A honors … also considered Georgia Tech … coached
by Nic Vasilchek.
Personal: Born in Miami, Fla. … father is Alvin Hill, Sr. and
mother is Vikki Wilson … older brother Detrick Bonner plays
cornerback for Virginia Tech … lists Vernon Davis as his
favorite former Terp.
HILL’S CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFLSacksFCFRPBU Int.
2012 6-1 10 11.0-50.0-000 00-0
2013 12-2141024 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 20-0
2014 4-4 85130.0-00.0-000 31-0
2015 12-0143170.0-00.0-001 20-0
Career 34-7371855 1.0-5 0.0-0 0 1 81-0
Career Highs
Tackles - 8 (vs. Bowling Green, 9/12/15)
Solo Tackles - 7 (vs. Bowling Green, 9/12/15)
Interceptions - 1 (at USF, 9/6/14)
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
PERRY
HILLS
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QB • 6-2 • 213 • Sr. • 2V
Pittsburgh, Pa.
(Central Catholic HS)
Major: Sociology
As a Junior (2015): Started eight games at quarterback, passing
for 1,001 yards and eight touchdowns ... named Academic AllBig Ten ... rushed for 535 yards - the fourth-most by a Maryland
quarterback in single-season history - in addition to setting the
single-game Maryland QB record with 170 rush yards at #1 Ohio
State ... became first Terp since Lance Ball (2005) to post three
straight 100-yard rushing performances, totaling 398 rushing yards
against #1 Ohio State, Penn State and #10 Iowa ... made first start
since 2012 in win against Richmond (9/5), passing for two TD’s and
running for 94 yards ... completed 15 passes for 168 yards and two
TDs against Bowling Green ... rushed for a Maryland quarterback
record 170 yards on 25 carries at #1 Ohio State (10/10), posting
two rush TDs and a passing TD ... ran for 124 yards and a TD and
passed for 225 yards and a TD against Penn State (10/24) ... ran
for 104 yards and tossed a touchdown pass at #10 Iowa (10/31) ...
had 107 pass yards and a touchdown pass vs. Wisconsin (11/7) ...
completed 14 passes for 140 yards at #14 Michigan State (11/14)
... missed game against Indiana (11/21) due to illness.
As a Redshirt Sophomore (2014): An All-Big Ten Academic
selection ... appeared in three games ... entered against Iowa (10/18)
for an injured C.J. Brown and threw for 86 yards and a touchdown,
a 53-yard pass to Stefon Diggs.
As a Sophomore (2013): Served a redshirt season.
As a Freshman (2012): Started the first seven games at quarterback … named the starter in the preseason after incumbent starter
C.J. Brown suffered a torn ACL … became the first freshman to
start a season opener for Maryland since Calvin McCall in 1999
when he started against William & Mary (9/1) … became the third
true freshman to start at quarterback in school history (Randall
Jones, 1998; Latrez Harrison, 1999) … led the team in passing
yards (1,336), passing touchdowns (8), completion percentage
(57.4) and efficiency (131.14) … averaged 190.9 passing yards
per game in his seven games … went 16 of 24 for 145 yards, and
rushed for 20 yards in the season-opening 7-6 win over the Tribe
… led Maryland on a 10-play, 69-yard drive in the fourth quarter for
the game-winning touchdown … went 11 of 21 for 190 yards, with
two passing touchdowns and a rushing touchdown against Temple
(9/8) … named ACC Rookie of the Week for his play against the
Owls … went 10 of 24 for 109 yards, a passing touchdown and a
rushing touchdown against Connecticut (9/15) … went 20 of 29 for
305 yards and 3 touchdowns against West Virginia (9/22) … completed 14 of 25 passes for 191 yards and one touchdown vs. Wake
Forest (10/6) … hit Stefon Diggs for a season-long and careerhigh 63-yard completion to set up the game-winning touchdown
… completed 14 of 26 passes for 237 yards and one touchdown
against Virginia (10/13), including a 60-yard completion to Stefon
Diggs … completed 12 of 20 passes against NC State (10/20) before leaving the game with a knee injury … missed the final five
games after being diagnosed with a torn ACL.
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At Central Catholic High School: A highly regarded signal-caller
… the 29th-ranked quarterback prospect in the nation according to
Scout.com … threw for 2,000 yards with 13 touchdowns and just
two interceptions in 2011… also rushed for four scores …. rated
the No. 26 overall prospect in Pennsylvania by 247Sports.com …
threw for 1,582 yards and 10 touchdowns as a junior when he led
the team to the WPIAL semifinals … posted a 27-3 career record
as a starter … also an all-state wrestler … won the state title in
2012 and finished fourth in 2011 … had a career record of 145-24
as a wrestler … also considered Temple, Miami (Ohio), and West
Virginia … coached by Terry Totten.
Personal: Born in Pittsburgh, Pa. … parents are Perry and Lori
Hills … has three sisters, Lani, Carolyn and Amber … high school
teammate of former Terp Anthony Nixon … lists Torrey Smith as
his all-time favorite Terp … graduated high school with a 3.9 GPA.
HILLS’ CAREER STATISTICS
Passing G-GSCmp Att Pct. Yds TD Int Lg. Eff.
2012
7-7 97 169 57.41336 8 7 63 131.1
2014
3-0 5 10 50.0 86 1 0 53155.2
2015
8-8 9018050.0
1001 81352
Career 18-1519235953.5
2423172063
Rushing G-GS Att. GainLost
2012
7-7 70 168182
2014
3-0 3 15 0
2015
8-8109 671 122
Career 18-15182 854 311
Net Avg. TD LP
-14 -0.2 3 12
15 5.0 012
535 4.9 3 75
536 2.9 6 75
Career Highs
Passing Yards - 305 (at West Virginia, 9/22/12)
Completions - 20 (at West Virginia, 9/22/12)
Attempts - 29 (at Wast Virginia, 9/22/12)
Touchdown Passes - 3 (at West Virginia, 9/22/12)
Long Completion - 63 yards (vs. Wake Forest, 10/6/12)
Rushing Yards - 170 (at Ohio State, 10/10/15)
Long Rush - 75 (at Ohio State, 10/10/15)
Rushing Touchdowns - 2 (at Ohio State, 10/10/15)
Rushes - 26 (vs. Penn State, 10/24/15)
KEIRON
HOWARD
DL • 6-3 • 290 • RFr. • RS
Fort Washington, Md.
(Potomac HS)
Major: Undecided
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action ... earned
defensive scout team player of the week honors for preparation for #1 Ohio State (10/10) and Rutgers (11/28).
At Potomac High School: Lettered all four years at Potomac
High School…racked up 52 tackles, 7.5 sacks and one interception in senior season…received Washington Post All-Met
second team honors…named first team All-State… received
a nomination for the 2014 US Army All-American game…selected to play in the Crab Bowl…played in the 2014 OffenseDefense All-American game…selected to play for Maryland in
the Big 33 Game…a consensus three-star prospect…ranked
13th-best player in state of Maryland by Rivals…also lettered
in basketball… coached by Ronnie Crump.
Personal: Mother is LaTanya Howard.
ANDREW
ISAACS
TE • 6-2 • 240 • RJr. • RS
Manchester, Conn.
(Manchester HS)
Major: Communication
As a Junior (2015): Did not see game action due to injury ...
named offensive scout team player of the week for preparation for Rutgers (11/28).
As a Sophomore (2014): Appeared in the first four games
of the season and started three at tight end ... suffered a
season-ending injury at Syracuse (9/20) ... earned his first
collegiate start against James Madison (8/30) ... caught his
first career pass against West Virginia (9/15).
As a Freshman (2013): Played in 11 games primarily on
special teams ... started first career game against Syracuse
(11/9).
At Manchester High School: Tabbed the top player in Connecticut by Rivals, a four-star recruit and the ninth-rated tight
end … ranked a three-star recruit by ESPN.com, 247Sports.
com and Scout.com … was a two-time all-state and allconference selection … named to the 2012 Walter Camp
All-State team as a tight end … served as team captain as a
junior and senior… as a senior, totaled 32 receptions for 445
yards and five touchdowns … as a defensive end, recorded
103 tackles and 10 sacks … also played basketball as a
freshman and sophomore … received the Tim Travis Award
as the team’s top junior in 2011 … also considered Boston
College, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rutgers, Temple and
Tennessee … coached by Marco Pizzoferrato.
Personal: Born in Farmington, Conn. … has three siblings,
Chris, KJ Kendall-Bey and Khory Harris-Bey … four-year
honor roll student … three-time all-academic selection …
has worked with the Special Olympics … is related to former
Olympian and captain of the 1996 United States Olympic
Team, Lawrence Clay-Bey.
ISAACS’ CAREER STATISTICS
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LP
2013 11-1 0 0 0.0 00
2014
4-3 2 3 1.5 03
Career 15-4 2 3 1.5 03
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LEVERN
Personal: Born in Temple Hills, Md. … parents are Levern, Sr. and
Rosalind Jacobs … lists his parents as his role models … has a
younger brother, Taivon, who currently plays at Maryland.
Personal: From Camp Springs, Md. ... parents are Levern
and Rosalind ... brother of current Terp, Levern Jacobs.
WR • 5-11 • 185 • Sr. • 3V
Temple Hills, Md.
(Suitland HS/Milford Academy)
Major: American Studies
L. JACOBS’ CAREER STATISTICS
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LP
2014
1-0 0 0 0.0 00
2015
12-4 21 264 12.6 270
Career
13-4 21 264 12.6 270
JACOBS
8
As a Redshirt Junior (2015): Appeared in 10 games, making
six starts ... led team in receptions (35) and yards (425), and
tied for lead with three TD receptions ... caught two passes
for 32 yards and a TD vs. Richmond (9/5) ... hauled in eight
passes for 107 yards against USF (9/19) ... posted three
catches for 20 yards vs. #22 Michigan (10/3) ... had a teamhigh four catches and 26 yards at #1 Ohio State (10/10) ... led
team with four catches and 50 yards vs. Penn State (10/24) ...
missed game at #10 Iowa (10/31) due to injury ... saw action
in only the 4th quarter vs. Wisconsin (11/7) due to injury, yet
still totaled two catches for 48 yards and a touchdown ...
surpassed 1,000 career receiving yards in the game ... caught
three passes for 55 yards at #14 Michigan State (11/14) ... led
team with four catches for 50 yards against Indiana (11/21).
As a Junior (2014): Did not see game action due to suspension ... earned offensive scout team player of the week for
his preparation for James Madison (8/30).
As a Sophomore (2013): Appeared in 12 games with four
starts ... led the team in receptions (47) and receiving yards
(640) and finished with three touchdown receptions ... had
three receptions for 48 yards in a win over FIU (8/31) ...
notched two receptions for 60 yards against Connecticut
(9/14), including one that went for 48 yards ... grabbed one
ball for 17 yards and returned a kickoff 40 yards against
Virginia (10/12) ... recorded three receptions for 78 yards
against Wake Forest (10/19) including a 56-yard touchdown
reception, the first of his career ... caught eight passes for 158
yards, both career highs against Clemson (10/26) ... took a
short slant from Caleb Rowe 71 yards to the end zone, the
longest play of his career ... tied for the team high with six
catches against Syracuse (11/9) ... caught seven passes for
44 yards against Boston College (11/23) ... grabbed six balls
for 68 yards against NC State (11/30) ... had seven catches
for 100 yards and a touchdown against Marshall (12/27) in
the Military Bowl.
As a Freshman (2012): Saw action in eleven games at
wide receiver and on special teams, and made two starts
… caught his first career pass, a 19-yard reception, against
North Carolina State (10/20) … caught four passes for 17
yards and had one rush for three yards against Clemson
(11/10) … returned six kickoffs for 102 yards against Florida
State (11/17).
At Milford Academy (2011): Rated No. 17 nationally among
prep school players by 247Sports.com and No. 20 by Rivals.
com … posted a school-record eight touchdown receptions
in eight games during 2011.
At Suitland High School: One of the top players in the state
as a senior … ranked the 12th-best player in Maryland and
No. 78 nationally among wide receivers by ESPN.com in 2010
… finished with 40 catches and 8 touchdowns as a senior …
played in the 2010 Crab Bowl … registered 37 catches for 702
yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior despite missing part of
the year with an injury … also played baseball and ran track
in high school … also received interest from Marshall, Temple
and New Mexico … coached by Eric Wade.
ReceivingG-GS
2012
11-2
2013
12-4
2015
10-6
Career 33-12
Rec Yds Avg TD LP
7 50 7.1 019
47 640 13.6 371
35 425 12.1 349
891105 12.4 671
Career Highs
Receptions - 8 (2x, last vs. USF, 9/9/15)
Receiving Yards - 158 (vs. Clemson, 10/26/13)
Long Reception - 71 yards (vs. Clemson, 10/26/13)
All-Purpose Yards - 147 (vs. Clemson, 10/26/13)
100-Yard Receiving Games - 3, last vs. USF, 9/9/15
T. JACOBS’ CAREER STATISTICS
Career Highs
Receptions - 4 (vs. Indiana, 11/21/15)
Receiving Yards - 82 (vs. USF, 9/9/15)
Long Reception - 70 (vs. USF, 9/9/15)
Receiving Touchdowns - 1 (2x, last at Iowa, 10/31/15)
TY
JOHNSON
TAIVON
JACOBS
WR • 5-9 • 165 • Jr. • 1V
Camp Springs, Md.
(Suitland HS)
Major: Criminal Justice
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in 12 games, making
four starts ... third on team with 21 catches for 264 yards
and two touchdowns ... caught a pass in 10 straight games,
and 11-of-12 in 2015 ... caught first career touchdown on a
70-yard pass from Caleb Rowe vs. USF (9/19) ... received
two passes for 19 yards at West Virginia (9/26) ... caught one
pass for 13 yards at #1 Ohio State (10/10) ... grabbed one
pass for 43 yards vs. Penn State (10/24) ... led team with
three catches and 18 yards at #10 Iowa (10/31), including a
7-yard touchdown catch ... caught two passes for 10 yards
vs. Wisconsin (11/7) ... had three catches for 34 yards at #14
Michigan State (11/14) ... caught career-high four passes for
22 yards vs. Indiana (11/21).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): Appeared in the seasonopener against James Madison (8/30), making his collegiate
debut and earning his first career start ... suffered a seasonending injury against James Madison.
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... named
scout team offensive player of the week for his efforts in
preparation for Clemson (10/26).
At Suitland High School: Tabbed as a four-star recruit by
ESPN.com … ranked as a three-star recruit by 247Sports.
com, Rivals.com and Scout.com … a first team All-Met selection by The Washington Post in 2011 and 2012 … a member of
the 2012 Maryland Big School All-State Team … as a senior,
amassed 1,065 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns … a
member of the United States Junior Olympic Track and Field
Team … also earned first team All-Met by The Washington
Post in track and field … coached by Ed Shields … brother
of current Maryland wide receiver Levern Jacobs.
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RB • 5-10 • 205 • So. • 1V
Cumberland, Md.
(Forth Hill HS)
Major: Communication
As a Freshman (2015): Appeared in all 12 games, totaling
250 rush yards (7.1/carry) and three touchdowns ... had
fantastic collegiate debut against Richmond (9/5), rushing for
83 yards and a touchdown ... carried the ball 10 times for 30
yards against USF (9/1), and also totaled 66 kick return yards
... rushed four times for 20 yards at West Virginia (9/26) ...
had two rushes for 11 yards vs. Penn State (10/24) ... rushed
three time for 19 yards against Wisconsin (11/7) ... turned in
a spectacular performance at Rutgers (11/28), scoring two
touchdowns on two rushes for 87 yards.
At Fort Hill High School: A three-year varsity starter on
defense, offense and special teams…finished high school
career with 4,851 all-purpose yards, 65 touchdowns and
17 interceptions…totaled 3,363 career rushing yards (14.7
yards/carry) and 43 touchdowns … ranked as the number
one running back in Maryland by Scout … named 2014
Maryland Consensus All-State … helped lead Fort Hill to a
37-3 record in three seasons, including back-to-back 14-0
state championship seasons as a junior and senior … notched
1,733 rushing yards (14.9 ypc) and 22 touchdowns during
senior season … also had 11 receptions for 371 yards and
eight touchdowns … selected to play for Maryland in the Big
33 Game … coached by Todd Appel.
Personal: Full name is Ty Marquise Johnson ... mother is
Tracy Johnson ... has an older sister, Kiki.
JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICS
Rushing
2015
Career
G-GS Att. GainLost Net Avg. TD LP
12-0 35 254 4 250 7.1 444
12-0 35 254 4 250 7.1 444
Career Highs
Rushes - 10 (2x, last vs. USF, 9/9/15)
Rushing Yards - 87 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Rushing Touchdowns - 2 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Long Rush - 44 yards (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Long Kickoff Return - 45 yards (vs. USF, 9/9/15)
Kickoff Return Yards - 66 (vs. USF, 9/9/15)
Long Punt Return - 33 yards (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
MALIK
JONES
DL • 6-4 • 263 • Jr. • SQ
Baltimore, Md.
(Paul L. Dunbar HS)
Major: Criminal Justice
As a Sophomore (2015): Suffered a season-ending injury
in preseason camp.
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): Appeared in the seasonopener against James Madison (8/30), his first collegiate
appearance ... earned defensive scout team player of the
week honors for his preparations for Indiana (9/27) and
Penn State (11/1).
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... named
scout team defensive player of the week twice for his efforts
in preparation for UConn (9/14) and Clemson (10/26).
At Paul L. Dunbar High School: Rated a three-star recruit by 247Sports.com … a second team member of the
2012 Baltimore Sun All-Metro Team … selected to the 2012
Maryland Small School All-State Team … played defensive
end and offensive line for the Poets … named to Team Baltimore for the 2012 Crab Bowl … helped the Poets to three
Maryland 1A titles in four seasons … also considered Marshall, Rutgers, Temple, UTEP and Wake Forest … coached
by Lawrence Smith.
Personal: Born in Baltimore, Md. … parents are Michael
and Erika Jones… honor roll student … would like to pursue
a career in athlete representation.
MELVIN
KEIHN
DL • 6-1 • 225 • RSo. • TR
Towson, Md.
(Gilman/Virginia Tech)
Major: Family Science
As a Sophomore (2015): Transferred to Maryland in the
summer of 2015 ... sat out due to NCAA transfer policy
... named defensive scout team player of the week for
preparation Bowling Green (9/12).
As a Freshman at Virginia Tech (2014): Played in all 13
games … Logged 127 plays on special teams and five plays
on defense … Had two tackles on the season … Posted a
360-pound bench press and a 450-pound squat in spring
max testing.
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High School: Played for Coach Biff Poggi at the Gilman
School … An Under Armour All-America Game selection …
Named to the Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team his junior
and senior seasons … A two-time consensus all-state
selection … Had 85 tackles, including 16 for loss and nine
sacks, and two forced fumbles as a senior … Listed as the
No. 226 overall prospect in the country, the No. 16 outside
linebacker in the nation and the No. 4 prospect in Maryland
by Rivals … Ranked as the No. 20 weakside defensive end
in the country and the No. 9 player in his state by 247Sports
… Ranked as the No. 53 outside linebacker in the country,
the No. 77 player in his region and the No. 12 player in the
state by ESPN Recruiting Nation … Also played basketball,
winning four state titles, and ran track.
Personal: Melvin Manneh Keihn … Born June 21, 1995,
in Monrovia, Liberia … Son of Bainda and Satta Keihn …
Father lives in the States, but his mother still lives in Liberia
… Left Liberia when he was 8 years old and hasn’t been
back … Has two younger brothers and a younger sister in
the States.
DeANDRE
LANE
WR • 5-7 • 178 • Sr. • 1V
Catonsville, Md.
(Catonsville Senior HS)
Major: Criminal Justice
As a Junior (2015): Appeared in 11 games, making three
starts ... caught nine passes for 152 yards and a touchdown
... caught first career pass for 16 yards at #1 Ohio State
(10/10) ... scored first career touchdown on a 10-yard pass
from Perry Hills against Penn State (10/24) ... made first
career start at #10 Iowa (10/31) ... led team with three
catches and career-high 63 yards vs. Wisconsin (11/7)
... suffered injury against Michigan State (11/14) - missed
Indiana game (11/21) ... caught career-high four passes for
63 yards. at Rutgers (11/28).
BRETT
As a Sophomore (2014): Appeared in the season-opener
against James Madison (8/30) ... earned offensive scout
team player of the week honors for his preparation for
Indiana (9/27).
DL • 6-4 • 268 •So. • 1V
Edinboro, Pa.
(General Mclane HS)
Major: Geographical Science
As a Freshman (2013): Appreared in three games last season primarily on special teams.
KULKA
As a Redshirt Freshman (2015): Appeared in 11 games,
totaling four tackles ... named Academic All-Big Ten ...
totaled two tackles and a pass breakup at West Virginia
(9/26) ... had a tackle at #1 Ohio State (10/10) ... posted a
tackle at Iowa (10/31).
As a Freshman (2014): Redshirt season ... earned
defensive scout team of the week honors for his preparations
for Rutgers (11/29).
At General Mclane High School: Totaled 52 tackles (34
solo), three sacks, 10 tackles for loss, two forced fumbles,
one interception and one touchdown during his senior
season … named all-region as both an offensive and
defensive lineman … earned all-state honors from the
Pennsylvania Sports Writers and the PA Football News …
tabbed a three-star recruit by ESPN and Rivals … played
for Jim Wells.
Personal: Born in Warren, Pa. ... parents are Scott and
Lorri Kulka ... has three older brothers, Eric, Kevin, who
plays football at Slippery Rock University, and Chad, and
has two younger siblings, Ryan and Jenna.
At Catonsville Senior High School: A 2012 Baltimore Sun
Second-Team All-Metro selection … earned all-county and
all-state honors in 2011 and 2012 … as a senior, amassed
161 carries for 1,046 yards and 11 touchdowns … earned
second team Baltimore Sun All-Metro honors as a junior after carrying the ball 228 times for 1,728 yards and scoring 21
touchdowns … ranks as Catonsville’s all-time leading scorer
… also ran track at Catonsville … played for Team Baltimore
at the 2012 Crab Bowl … coached by Rich Hambor.
Personal: Born in Baltimore, Md. … mother is Sharon
Cains … has one sibling, Angelina … honor roll student…
all-academic selection … member of Minds In Motion … volunteered as a trainer for the Arbutus Youth Football League
as a junior … full name is DeAndre Marquis Lane.
LANE’S CAREER STATISTICS
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LP
2013
3-0 0 0 0.0 00
2014
1-0 0 0 0.0 00
2015
11-4 9 152 16.9 141
Career 15-4 9 152 16.9 141
Career Highs
Receptions - 5 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Receiving Yards - 63 (2x, last at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Long Reception - 71 yards (vs. Clemson, 10/26/13)
All-Purpose Yards - 41 (vs. Wisconsin, 11/7/15)
TD Receptions - 1 (vs. Penn State, 10/24/15)
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2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
WILLIAM
LIKELY
DB • 5-7 • 176 • Sr. • 3V
Belle Glade, Fla.
(Glades Central HS)
Major: Communication
LIKELY’S CAREER HONORS:
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2016 Watch Lists: Bednarik, Nagurski, Thorpe, Wuerffel, Hornung
2016 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team Nominee
2016 Preseason Second Team All-America PR (Athlon)
2016 Preseason First Team All-Big Ten PR (Athlon)
2016 Preseason Second Team All-Big Ten Defense (Athlon)
Top 6 Most Versatile Players in college football (NFL.com)
2015 First Team All-American Punt Returner (FWAA)
2015 Second Team All-America Punt Returner (USA Today)
2015 Rodgers-Dwight Return Specialist of the Year (Big Ten)
2015 First Team All-Big Ten Returner (Coaches, Media)
2015 First Team All-Big Ten Defensive Back (Coaches), Second Team
All-Big Ten Defensive Back (Media)
2014 First Team All-Big Ten (Coaches & Media)
2014 Athlon Sports First Team Specialist All-Big Ten
2014 Phil Steele Third Team Specialist All-Big Ten
2014 Phil Steele Fourth Team Defense All-Big Ten
LIKELY’S MARYLAND RECORDS:
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Interception return yards in a season (170, 2014)
Interceptions returned for TD in a season (2, 2014)
Single-game kickoff return yards (228 yards vs. Michigan State, 2014)
Single-game punt return yards (233 yards vs. Richmond, 2015) - broke
76-year-old Big Ten record
• Co-longest kickoff return average in a season (31.0 yards, 2014)
• Co-longest kickoff return (100 yds vs. Stanford, 2014)
As a Junior (2015): One of the most versatile and explosive
players in the country, starting all 11 games he appeared in
... primarily served as cornerback and kick/punt returner, but
made history by starting on both sides of the football against
Wisconsin (WR/CB) ... ranked third in nation in combined
return yards (1,197), despite playing only 11 games ... ranked
third nationally in punt return average (17.7) and returned
two punts for TD ... became the first defensive player in
Maryland history to surpass 3,000 all-purpose yards ...
Paul Hornung Honor Roll (Most Versatile Player): Week 1,
Week 3 ... Big Ten Specialist of the Week: Week 1, Week 9
... broke a 76-year-old Big Ten record in the season-opener
against Richmond (9/5), totaling 233 punt return yards and
a touchdown ... also had four tackles, 1.0 TFL and a pass
breakup against Richmond ... posted an 85-yard punt return
touchdown against Bowling Green (9/12), and also had five
tackles and two pass breakups ... had four tackles, including
a TFL, in addition to 35 combined return yards against USF
(9/19) ... had seven tackles and forced a pair of fumbles at
West Virginia (9/26) ... posted six tackles, a TFL and two pass
breakups vs. #22 Michigan (10/3) ... had five tackles at #1
Ohio State (10/10), and rushed once for eight yards ... had
three tackles and 100 kick return yards against Penn State
(10/24), and rushed four times for 30 yards ... also caught first
career offensive pass for four yards against the Nittany Lions
... Totaled 220 kick return yards at #10 Iowa (10/31) - secondmost in Maryland history - including a 100-yard kickoff return
for touchdown which tied a Maryland long ... led team with 56
rush yards on three carries vs. Wisconsin (11/7), including a
43-yard run. Also had 53 kick return yards, three tackles and
1.0 TFL ... had three tackles at #14 MSU (11/14), and also
caught three passes for nine yards ... totaled three tackles
and 65 kick return yards against Indiana (11/21) ... missed
game at Rutgers due to injury (11/28).
As a Sophomore (2014): A first team All-Big Ten selection by
the coaches and media … started all 13 games at cornerback,
totaling 83 tackles (66 solo) ... tied for the conferencelead in interceptions (6) … returned two interceptions for
touchdowns, tied for the most in the FBS, and tying the
Maryland career record … returned six interceptions for a
Maryland single-season record 170 yards (yardarge also
led the Big Ten) … led the Big Ten and ranked fourth in the
nation in kickoff return average (31.0), including a 100-yard
kickoff return against Stanford in the Foster Farms Bowl ...
tied for first in the Big Ten with 15 passes defensed … ranked
third in the conference in punt return average with 11.1 ypr …
notched four tackles and his first career sack against James
Madison (8/30) … was all over the field against West Virginia
(9/13), recording eight tackles, an interception and a forced
fumble … also returned a punt 69 yards for a touchdown
against the Mountaineers … had a standout performance
against Syracuse (9/20), taking an interception back 88
yards for a touchdown and totaling a team-high eight tackles
and one TFL … was named Big Ten Defensive Player of
the Week and Jim Thorpe Defensive Back of the Week for
his performance against the Orange … notched five stops,
his third interception of the season and two pass breakups
against Indiana (9/27) … totaled 10 tackles against Ohio State
(10/4) … took an interception back 45 yards for a touchdown
and notched four tackles against Iowa (10/18) … made
four solo stops and had an interception against Penn State
(11/1) … had three tackles and a pass breakup, along with a
school-record 228 kick return yards against Michigan State
(11/15) … notched six tackles and his sixth interception of the
season at Michigan (11/22) … had a career and game-high 12
tackles against Rutgers (11/29) ... totaled seven tackles and
returned a 100-yard kickoff touchdown in the Foster Farms
Bowl against Stanford (12/30).
As a Freshman (2013): An Academic All-ACC selection ...
named special teams player of the year at the team banquet ...
ranked third in the ACC in kick return and punt return average
... had a team-high seven passes defensed ... appeared in
all 13 games ... recorded 11 tackles, a 27-yard punt return
and a 43-yard kickoff return against ODU (9/7) ... returned
three kickoffs for 110 yards against Connecticut (9/14), one
of which was 48 yards ... returned four kickoffs for 72 yards
and notched five solo stops against Florida State (10/5) ...
led the team with eight tackles and had a tackle for a loss
against Wake Forest (10/19) ... notched two stops and his
first career interception against Syracuse (11/9) ... returned a
punt 63 yards for a touchdown against Virginia Tech (11/16)
for his first career score ... accumulated 179 all-purpose yards
and notched four total tackles ... earned ACC Co-Rookie of
the Week honors for his performance ... returned a kick 50
yards against Boston College (11/23) ... tied a career high
with 11 tackles against NC State (11/30) ... had eight tackles
and a pass breakup against Marshall (12/27).
At Glades Central High School: Ranked a four-star recruit
and No. 18 cornerback by Rivals … tabbed a four-star recruit
and No. 21 cornerback by ESPN.com … touted a three-star
recruit by 247Sports.com … named 2012 Defensive Player of
the Year by The Palm Beach Post … earned Florida Class 5A
All-State first team honors … on defense, totaled 47 tackles
and four interceptions … amassed 769 rushing yards and
seven touchdowns offensively … also had four punt returns
for touchdowns … served as a team captain … named ESPN/
Gatorade Florida Player of the Year as a junior … coached
by Roosevelt Blackmon.
Personal: From Belle Glade, Fla. ... mother is Canisa
Rowley ... considers former NFL running back great Fred
Taylor an “uncle.”
LIKELY’S CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFLSacksFCFR PBU Int.
2013
2014
2015
Career
13-115119704.5-11 0.0-0 0 0 6 1-0
13-13 6617 834.0-261.0-15 1 0 96-170
11-11359444.0-80.0-03011 0-0
37-35152 4519712.5-45 1.0-15 4 0 337-170
ReturnsG-GSKORYdsAvg.TD PRYdsAvg.TD
2013 13-11 2872926.0 0 1620512.8 1
2014 13-13 1649631.0 1 2022511.2 1
2015 11-11 3578922.5 1 2340817.7 2
Career 37-35 79201425.5 2 5983814.2 4
Rushing
2013
2014
2015
Career
G-GS Att. GainLost Net Avg. TD LP
13-11No rushes
13-13No rushes
11-11 11 95 2 93 8.5 043
37-35 11 95 2 93 8.5 043
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LP
2013
13-11No receptions
2014
13-13No receptions
2015 11-11 5 17 3.4 08
Career37-35 5 17 3.4 08
Career Highs (Defense)
Tackles - 12 (vs. Rutgers, 11/29/14)
Pass Breakups - 2 (4x, last vs. Michigan, 10/3/15)
TFL - 1.0 (9x, last vs. Michigan 10/3/15)
Interceptions - 1 (7x, last at Michigan, 11/22/14)
Forced Fumbles - 2 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15)
Career Highs (Returning)
Punt Return Yards - 233 (vs. Richmond, 9/5/15)
Long Punt Return - 85 yards (vs. Bowling Green, 9/15/15)
Kickoff Return Yards - 228 (vs. Michigan State, 11/15/14)
Long Kickoff Return - 100 yards (2x, last at Iowa, 10/31/15)
All-Purpose Yards - 296 (vs. Richmond, 9/5/15)
Career Highs (Offense)
Rushes - 4 (vs. Penn State, 10/24/15)
Rush Yards - 56 (vs. Wisconsin, 11/7/15)
Long Rush - 43 yards (vs. Wisconsin, 11/7/15)
Receptions - 3 (at Michigan State, 11/14/15)
Reception Yards - 9 (at Michigan State, 11/14/15)
Long Reception - 8 yards (at Michigan State, 11/14/15)
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
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GUS
WILL
LB • 6-2 • 230 • RFr. • RS
Fredericksburg, Va.
(Massaponax HS)
Major: Communication
OL • 6-5 • 303 • RFr. • RS
Middletown, Md.
(Middletown HS)
Major: Criminal Justice
LITTLE
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action ... named
special teams scout team player of the week for preparation
for USF (9/19) ... named defensive scout team player of the
week for preparation for Indiana (11/21).
At Massaponax High School: Three-time all-conference
and all-area linebacker…Max Preps First-Team All-State as
junior and senior…named conference’s defensive player of
the year in 2014…twice named team captain…amassed
147 tackles (81 solo), 20 tackles for loss, five sacks and
one fumble recovery as a senior…also tallied 13 receptions
for 240 yards (18.5 avg.) and one touchdown in the 2014
season…ranked as a three-star recruit by Scout, 247, ESPN
and Rivals…named the second-best inside linebacker in
Virginia by Scout...ranked as the 26th best inside linebacker
in the country by ESPN…coached by Eric Ludden.
Personal: Full name is Michal Augustus Little ... parents are
Allen and Mary Frances Little ... has two siblings, Alex and
Caroline ... father played football at Virginia Tech.
JOE
MARCHESE
OL • 6-3 • 285 • Jr. • SQ
Vernon Hills, Ill.
(Adlai E. Stevenson HS)
Major: Engineering - Material
Science
As a Sophomore (2015): Did not see game action ... named
offensive scout team player of the week for preparation for
#22 Michigan (10/3).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): An All-Big Ten Academic
selection … played in the season opener against James Madison (8/30) … made his collegiate debut against the Dukes.
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... named
scout team special teams player of the week for his efforts
in preparation for Florida State (10/5).
At Adlai E. Stevenson High School: Played offensive line
and long snapper for the Patriots … 2013 All-Area Daily
Herald selection … 2013 and 2012 Academic All-Conference.
Personal: Son of John and Julie Marchese … father played
football at Iowa.
MCCLAIN
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action.
At Middletown High School: Named first team all-state as a
senior … helped lead Middletown to three-consecutive state
championship seasons (2011-13) … a consensus three-star
recruit … ranked the fourth-best offensive guard in Maryland
by Scout … selected to represent Maryland in the Big 33
Game … honor roll student … coached by Kevin Lynott ...
also played basketball.
Personal: Full name is William Magnus McClain ... son of
John and Heidi McClain.
ELLIS
MCKENNIE
OL • 6-3 • 305 • RFr. • RS
McSherrytown, Pa.
(McDonogh School)
Major: Government & Politics
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action.
At McDonogh School: Helped lead team to back-to-back
MIAA Championships during his junior and senior years
… selected first-team All-Met by the Washington Post and
was a consensus first-team all-state selection … selected
to represent Maryland in the Big 33 Game … rated as the
second-best guard in Maryland by Scout and the 34th in the
nation at his position by Rivals ... a consensus three-star
recruit … also competed in the shot put on the track & field
team … coached by Dom D’Amico.
TEHUTI
MILES
RB • 5-10 • 208 • Sr. • SQ
Hammonton, N.J.
(Hammonton HS)
Major: Theater
As a Junior (2015): Did not appear during the season ...
earned earned offensive scout team player of the week for
his preparation for #14 Michigan State (11/14).
As a Sophomore (2014): Did not appear during the season
… earned special teams scout team player of the week for
his preparation for West Virginia (9/15).
As a Freshman (2013): Did not appear during the season
... named scout team offensive player of the week for his
efforts in preparation for Virginia Tech (11/16).
At Hammonton High School: Played running back for two
seasons for the Blue Devils under head coach Pete Lancetta ... helped the Blue Devils to a 9-2 record as a senior in
2007 and the Atlantic Cape Conference title.
Personal: Enrolled in the United States Army in 2008 following his graduation from Hammonton ... served four years
in the Army and earned several medals of distinction including: National Defense Medal, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Ribbon, Global War on Terrorism Medal, Afghanistan
Campaign with Star Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, Army
Achievement Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Combat
Action Badge, Meritorious Unit Citation, Expert Rifleman
Badge ... son of Gordon and Karen Miles ... would be a
powerlifter if not playing football ... is a theater major.
MIKE
MINTER
OL • 6-3 • 305 • Jr. • 1V
Severna Park, Md.
(Severna Park HS)
Major: Kinesiology
As a Sophomore (2015): Named Academic All-Big Ten ...
started first three games at left guard before season was
cut short to injury ... made first career start and helped
Maryland gain 341 rushing yards against Richmond (9/5) ...
pass protected for Caleb Rowe as he passed for 297 yards
and two touchdowns against USF (9/19).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): An All-Big Ten Academic
selection … appeared in the season opener against James
Madison (8/30) … made his collegiate debut against the
Dukes.
As a Freshman (2013): Missed the season due to injury.
At Severna Park High School: Played on both sides of the
line for the Falcons … finished his senior campaign with 70
tackles, seven sacks and six forced fumbles … a Maryland
Crab Bowl participant … a first-team all-county and secondteam all-state selection … won the Al Larramore Award as
the best lineman in Anne Arundel County … also played
lacrosse as a prep … also recruited by Towson, Coastal
Carolina and Harvard.
Personal: Son of David and Lisa Minter … came to Maryland because of his “unconditional love for the school” ...
plays the guitar as a hobby.
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2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
BRENDAN
MOORE
OL • 6-3 • 300 • So. • 1V
Austin, Texas
(Westwood HS)
Major: Marketing
MOORE’S CAREER HONORS:
• 2016 Rimington Trophy Watch List
As a Redshirt Freshman (2015): Appeared in seven
games, making one start ... made collegiate debut against
Richmond (9/5) ... made first collegiate start in season finale
against Rutgers (11/28), lining up at left guard - Maryland
rushed for 401 rushing yards in the game, the most since
1999.
As a Freshman: Redshirt season … earned offensive scout
team player of the week honors for his preparation for Syracuse (9/20).
At Westwood High School: Helped lead Westwood to a
runner-up finish in District 16-5A and a spot in the Texas
AAAAA DII playoffs … earned second team Texas Associated Press Sports Editors Class 5A All-State honors …
selected to the 2013 All-Central Texas First Team by the
Austin American-Statesman … named first team all-district
in 2013 and 2012 … rated a three-star recruit by ESPN and
Rivals … tabbed a two-star recruit by Scout … coached by
Anthony Wood.
D.J.
MOORE
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WR • 5-11 • 215 • So. • 1V
Philadelphia, Pa.
(Imhotep Charter HS)
Major: Undecided
As a Freshman (2015): Appeared in all 12 games, closing the season with 10 consecutive starts ... tied for team
lead with three TD recptions and ranked second in catches
(25) and yards (357) ... his three TD catches were the most
for a Maryland true freshman since Stefon Diggs in 2012 ...
caught a pass in eight straight games and 11-of-12 in 2015
... made collegiate debut against Richmond (9/5), catching
two passes for 23 yards ... scored first career touchdown
against Bowling Green (9/12), scoring on a 42-yard pass
... caught three passes for 47 yards agaisnt USF (9/19)
... snagged two passes for 17 yards vs. Michigan (10/3)
... hauled in three passes for 64 ya rds at #1 Ohio State
(10/10), including a career-long 52-yard touchdown reception ... caught three passes for 24 yards vs. Penn State
(10/24) ... totaled two receptions for 51 yards and a touchdown vs. Wisconsin (11/7) ... caught three passes for 25
yards vs. Indiana (11/21) ... made career-high four catches
for 49 yards at Rutgers (11/28).
At Imhotep Charter High School: Earned Pennsylvania
Class AAA All-State honors while totaling 35 receptions for
1,012 yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior…served as a
team captain…tallied 39 receptions for 832 yards and 13
touchdowns during junior season…selected to the 2014 Offense-Defense All-American Game and The Big 33 Game…
ranked as a four-star recruit and the best wide receiver in
the state of Pennsylvania by Scout…a member of the National Honor Society…coached by Albie Crosby.
D.J. MOORE’S CAREER STATISTICS
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LP
2015 12-10 25 357 14.3 352
Career 12-10 25 357 14.3 352
Career Highs
Receptions - 4 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
Receiving Yards - 64 (at Ohio State, 10/10/15)
Long Reception - 52 yards (at Ohio State, 10/10/15)
Touchdown Receptions - 1 (3x, last vs. Wisconsin, 11/7/15)
TELDRICK
MORGAN
WR • 6-0 • 192 • Sr. • TR
Hanover, Md.
(Meade HS/New Mexico State)
Major: Technology
Entrepreneurship (Graduate)
As a sophomore at New Mexico St (2013): Redshirt season.
As a freshman (2012): Spent one season at New Mexico
Prep.
At Meade High School: Played wide receiver and ran track
and field at Meade Senior HS in Fort Meade, Md… Was
named a First Team All-County wide receiver and an AllState honorable mention… In 2009, was a state finalist in
the triple jump.
Personal: Son of Jimison and Tomia Thoma... Earned a degree in criminal justice from New Mexico State in May 2016.
MORGAN’S CAREER STATISTICS
ReceivingG-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LP
2013
13-11No receptions
2014
13-13No receptions
2015 11-11 5 17 3.4 08
Career37-35 5 17 3.4 08
Career Highs
Tackles - 12 (vs. Rutgers, 11/29/14)
Pass Breakups - 2 (4x, last vs. Michigan, 10/3/15)
TFL - 1.0 (9x, last vs. Michigan 10/3/15)
Interceptions - 1 (7x, last at Michigan, 11/22/14)
Forced Fumbles - 2 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15)
ZAC
MORTON
As a Senior (2016): Transferred to Maryland in June.
As a junior at Nex Mexico St (2015): Played in nine games
and started eight… Missed three games due to injury…
Amassed 551 receiving yards and four touchdowns on 45
receptions… Had a long catch of 78 yards for a touchdown
against UTEP (9/19)… Had a season-high 151 receiving
yards against UTEP… Racked up 101 receiving yards at
ULM (12/5)... Garnered one touchdown against Florida
(12/5), one against UTEP, one at UL-Lafayette (11/21) and
one against Arkansas State (11/28)… Had two kick returns
for 27 yards and seven punt returns for 59 yards… Amassed
636 all-purpose yards, which included 202 all-purpose
yards against UTEP… Collected 306 receiving yards and
two touchdowns on 29 receptions in league play… Garnered 340 all-purpose yards during conference games.
As a redshirt sophomore at New Mexico St (2014):
Played and started in 11 games… Earned Second Team AllSBC… Scored seven touchdowns, which included a careerhigh two touchdowns at Georgia State (Sept. 6)… Ranked
fifth in the conference with 1,361 all-purpose yards... Had
75 receptions for 903 yards for an average of 6.8 yards per
catch to rank second in the Sun Belt… Ranked second in
the league in receiving yards per game with 82.1… Averaged 12.0 yards per catch and 123.7 all-purpose yards
per game… Amassed a career-high 220 all-purpose yards
against Georgia Southern (Oct. 4)… Had a career-long
57-yard reception at UTEP (Sept. 13)… Racked up eight
games with at least 50 receiving yards and four games with
at least 100 receiving yards… Caught eight passes for a
career-high 202 yards at UTEP… Amassed 10 receptions
in two different games (vs. Georgia Southern and vs. Texas
State, Nov. 1)… Garnered 16 kick returns for 369 yards to
average 23.1 yards per return, which ranked fourth in the
league… Had five kick returns for 120 yards against Georgia Southern and another five kick returns for 139 yards,
which included a long return of 42 yards, at Troy (Oct. 11)…
Collected 73 yards on five punt returns, which included a
56-yard return against Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov. 8).
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WR • 5-10 • 175 • So. • SQ
Bethesda, Md.
(Whitman HS)
Major: Economics
As a Sophomore (2015): Did not see game action ... earned
offensive scout team player of the week for preparation for
Richmond (9/5) ... earned special teams scout team player
of the week for preparation for #1 Ohio State (10/10) and
Rutgers (11/28).
As a Freshman (2014): Did not see game action … earned
special teams scout team player of the week for his preparation for Indiana (9/27) and Ohio State (10/4).
MATT
OLIVEIRA
LS • 6-1 • 205 • So. • SQ
Watchung, N.J.
(Saint Peter’s Prep)
Major: Undecided
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action.
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KINGSLEY
OPARA
DL • 6-3 • 300 • Jr. • 1V
Jacksonville, Fla.
(Mandarin HS)
Major: African American Studies
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in 11 games, totaling 16
tackles ... posted career-high four tackles vs. Bowling Green
(9/12) ... had a tackle against USF (9/19) ... totaled two tackles
at #1 Ohio State (10/10) ... had a tackle vs. Penn State (10/24)
... notched a pair of tackles, including a half sack at #10 Iowa
(10/31) ... notched three tackles against Wisconsin (11/7) ...
posted two tackles in win at Rutgers (11/28).
At Bishop McNamara High School: One of the most
dominant prep offensive linemen in the country … selected
to the 2014 Under Armour All-America Game … named
a Parade All-American … tabbed as a first team All-USA
honoree by USA Today … a two-time Maryland Consensus
All-State selection … a two-time Washington Post first team
All-Met selection … a two-time first team All-WCAC selection
… rated a five-star recruit and the No. 20 player in the nation
by Rivals … tabbed a four-star recruit by ESPN and Scout …
coached by Keith Goganious.
Personal: Born in Oxon Hill, Md. ... mother is Gloria Prince
... grandfather is Dana Prince.
NICOLAS
PRITCHARD
P/PK • 5-10 • 211 • So. • 1V
New Egypt, N.J.
(New Egypt HS)
Major: Secondary Education Social Studies
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): Did not see game action
during the season … earned defensive scout team player of
the week for his preparation for Iowa (10/18).
As a Freshman (2013): Missed the season due to injury.
At Mandarin High School: Touted as a three-star recruit
by Rivals, ESPN.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com …
selected to play in the Florida Athletic Coaches Association
North-South Classic … a member of the Super 24 Florida
Times-Union team… a second team All-First Coast selection
… as a senior, totaled 42 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and
10 sacks … also considered Georgia Tech, Missouri, North
Carolina, NC State, Wake Forest, UCF, USF and West
Virginia … coached by Robert Dean.
Personal: Born in Quincy, Mass. … parents are Innocent
and Stella Opara.
DAMIAN
PRINCE
OL • 6-3 • 315 • So. • 1V
Washington, D.C.
(Bishop McNamara HS)
Major: Family Science
As a Redshirt Freshman (2015): Appeared in 10 games,
making six starts at right tackle ... made first career start at
West Virginia (9/26), helping to pave the way for Brandon
Ross’ 130 rushing yards ... helped Perry Hills run for a
Maryland quarterback record 170 yards at #1 Ohio State
(10/10) ... aided Perry Hills’ 124-yard rushing performance
against Penn State (10/24) ... helped team gain 401 rushing
yards in season finale victory at Rutgers (11/28) - the first time
the team had eclipsed 400 yards since 1999.
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As a Freshman (2015): Started all 12 games at punter the only true freshman to start every game on the team ...
punted 55 times for 2099 yards in 2015, averaging 38.2
yards per punt ... made collegiate debut vs. Richmond
(9/5), punting once for 43 yards ... punted five times for a
42.2 yard average against Bowling Green (9/12) ... punted
career-high 10 times against #22 Michigan (10/3) for 360
yards ... had three punts of at least 50 yards at #1 Ohio
State, including a career-long 55-yarder ... punted two times
for 69 yards (34.5) against Penn State (10/24) ... had three
punts inside 20 at #10 Iowa (10/31), including a career-long
70-yard punt ... totaled seven punts (31.9 avg.) against
Wisconsin (11/7), including three inside the 20 ... notched
seven punts, including a 64-yarder, against Indiana (11/21).
TART’S CAREER STATISTICS
Punting
2015
Career
G-GS Punts Yds Avg+50 I20 LP
12-12
55 209938.2 5 13 70
12-12
55 209938.2 5 13 70
Career Highs:
Most Punts - 10 (vs. Michigan, 10/3/15)
Punting Average (min. 2 punts) - 45.0 yards (at Iowa, 10/31/15)
Longest Punt - 70 yards (at Iowa, 10/31/15)
ERIC
ROCA
TE • 6-2 • 245 • Jr. • SQ
San Juan, Puerto Rico
(St. John’s School)
Major: Economics
As a Freshman (2014): Redshirt season.
As a Sophomore (2015): Did not see game action ... named
offensive scout team player of the week for preparation for
Penn State (10/24).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): An All-Big Ten Academic
selection … did not see game action during the season …
earned special teams scout team player of the week for his
pre paration for Iowa (10/18) and Michigan State (11/15).
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season ... named
scout team special teams player of the week for his efforts
in preparation for Old Dominion (9/7).
At St John’s High School: A multi-talented athlete who
played four sports … ran the 100m and 200m in track …
played goalkeeper on the indoor soccer team … lined up at
center for the basketball team.
Personal: Son of Cesar and Lynn Roca … lists his sports
hero as Calvin Johnson … plans to be an engineer.
JARRETT
ROSS
DB • 5-9 • 200 • Sr. • 3V
Newark, Del.
(Charter School of Wilmington)
Major: Criminal Justice
As a Junior (2015): Appeared in all 12 games, making 10
tackles ... had a tackle vs. Bowling Green (9/12) ... posted a
tackle vs. USF (9/19) ... notched two tackles at West Virginia
(9/26) ... had two tackles vs. #22 Michigan (10/3) ... totaled
two tackles at #1 Ohio State (10/10) ... had a tackle at #10
Iowa (10/31) and Indiana (11/21).
As a Sophomore (2014): Appeared in 12 games on special
teams and at cornerback ... totaled 10 tackles (nine solo)
and three pass breakups ... had a season-high three tackles
at Indiana (9/27) … had two stops against Ohio State (10/4)
… finished with two tackles against Rutgers (11/29).
As a Freshman (2013): Played in 12 games primarily
on special teams ... totaled two solo tackles against Old
Dominion (9/7) ... recorded two solo stops at UConn (9/14).
At The Charter School of Wilmington: Rated a threestar recruit and No. 2 player in Delaware by Rivals and
ESPN.com … touted a three-star recruit by Scout.com
and 247Sports.com … three-time first team all-conference
selection at defensive back and a two-time all-state
selection … earned second team all-conference honors at
wide receiver as a junior … decorated track and field star
winning the conference title in the 100-meter dash and
finishing second in the county in 2012 … as a junior placed
second in the state in the 200-meter dash and fourth in the
100-meter dash … also considered Boston College, Penn
State and West Virginia … coached by Tyran Rice.
Personal: Born in Philadelphia, Pa. … parents are Jerry
and Sheila Ross … brother of former Terrapin running back
Brandon Ross … also has a younger brother, Cameron
… selected academic all-conference all four years at The
Charter School of Wilmington and earned academic allstate honors in 2012 … received the National Language
Arts Award from the United States Achievement Academy
… received the Governor’s Youth Volunteer Service Award
in 2011 … spent time volunteering at Ronald McDonald
House, Food Bank of Delaware, Salvation Army and Jack
& Jill of America.
ROSS’ CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFLSacksFCFRPBU Int.
2013 12-0 61 70.0-00.0-000 00-0
2014 12-0 91100.0-00.0-000 30-0
2015 12-0 91100.0-00.0-000 00-0
Career 36-0243270.0-00.0-000 30-0
Career Highs
Tackles - 3 (at Indiana, 9/27/14)
Solo Tackles - 3 (at Indiana, 9/27/14)
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CALEB
ROWE
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QB • 6-3 • 210 • Sr. • 3V
Landrum, S.C.
(Blue Ridge HS)
Major: American Studies
As a Redshirt Junior (2015): Appeared in 10 games,
making four starts at quarterback and also serving as holder
... completed 76 passes for 894 yards and six touchdowns
... started first game since 2013 agaisnt USF (9/19), passing
for four TD’s and 297 yards ... became first Maryland
quarterback to throw for four TD’s since Danny O’Brien in
2010 ... completed 10 passes for 67 yards at West Virginia
(9/26) ... relieved Perry Hills in fourth quarter vs. Wisconsin
(11/7), passing for 97 yards and a touchdown ... started first
half against Indiana (11/21), completing 10 passes for 88
yards and a touchdown before injury ... relieved Perry Hills
in second quarter at Rutgers (11/28), completing 16 passes
for 239 yards and scrambling for a career-high 98 yards.
As a Junior (2014): Appeared in four games before
suffering a season-ending injury … completed 63 percent
of throws for 489 yards and five touchdowns ... completed
7-of-11 passes for 75 yards and a touchdown against
James Madison (8/30) … came off the bench for an injured
C.J. Brown and completed two passes, including a 26-yard
TD pass to Jacquille Veii, against West Virginia (9/13) …
completed 13 passes for 173 yards, a touchdown and three
interceptions against Ohio State (10/4).
As a Sophomore (2013): Appeared in seven games with
two starts ... replaced the injured C.J. Brown in the second
quarter against Florida State (10/5) ... completed nine
passes for 119 yards and ran for 18 yards on five carries
... started against Virginia (10/12) and completed 18 passes
for a career-high 332 yards and a touchdown ... threw for
207 yards and a touchdown against Wake Forest (10/19) ...
completed 20 passes for 287 yards and a career-high three
touchdowns in a start against Clemson (10/26).
As a Freshman (2012): Played in two games at
quarterback after taking over for the injured Perry Hills …
saw first collegiate game action against NC State (10/20)
… entered the game with 0:32 remaining, down 20-18, and
drove Maryland 61 yards on three plays … sandwiched
completions of 17 and 33 yards with an 11-yard run to setup
a 33-yard field goal attempt that would have won the game
… started against Boston College (10/27) and threw for 240
yards, including a long pass of 66 yards … became just the
fourth freshman starter at quarterback in school history in
that games (Randall Jones, 1998; Latrez Harrison, 1999;
Perry Hills, 2012) threw for two touchdowns against the
Eagles … tore his ACL on the final drive against the Eagles
and missed the remainder of the year.
At Blue Ridge High School: One of the top-rated players
in South Carolina … ranked 15th among players in the state
and No. 26 nationally among pro-style quarterbacks by
Rivals.com … rated No. 12 overall in the state and 22nd
nationally among pro-style signal-callers by 247Sports.
com … the 30th-rated overall QB prospect in the country by
Scout.com … passed for 2,722 yards and 33 touchdowns
with only seven interceptions as a senior … led the Tigers
to a 8-3 record and the South Carolina Class AAA playoffs
as a senior … an honorable mention all-state pick in 2011
… quarterbacked the South Carolina team in the 2011
Shrine Bowl … finalist for South Carolina Mr. Football …
passed for 2,680 yards and 27 touchdowns as a junior …
finished high school with over 7,600 yards passing and 78
passing touchdowns in only 31 games … also recruited by
Wake Forest, Clemson, and NC State … coached by Wade
Cooper.
Personal: Born in Chattanooga, Tenn. … parents are Dave
and Janice Rowe … has three siblings, Joseph, Chris and
Lauren … enjoys playing the piano and guitar in his free
time … lists Drew Brees as his favorite NFL player.
ROWE’S CAREER STATISTICS
Passing G-GSCmp Att Pct. Yds TD Int Lg. Eff.
2012
2-1 25 44 56.8290 2 3 66113.5
2013
7-2 64131 48.9 989 5 3 77120.3
2014
4-0 34 54 63.0 489 5 4 60154.7
2015 10-4 7616546.1894 61570 85.4
Career 13-312322953.7
1768121077115.1
Career Highs
Completions - 23 (at Boston College, 10/27/12)
Passing Attempts - 46 (vs. Clemson, 10/26/13)
Passing Yards - 332 (vs. Virginia, 10/12/13)
Long Completion - 77 yards (vs. Virginia, 10/12/13)
Touchdown Passes - 4 (vs. USF, 9/19/15)
Rush Yards - 98 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15)
NICHOLAS
RUBINOWICZ
P • 6-1 • 216 • So. • SQ
Wellington, Fla.
(American Heritage School)
Major: Business
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action.
At American Heritage School: Averaged 44.3 yards per
punt as a senior while earning Florida 3A first-team all-state
honors…also handled kicking duties at American Heritage
School…selected for the Florida-Georgia All-Star Game as
a senior…earned second-team all-state honors as a junior…
an Honor Roll student and member of the National Honor
Society…also member of the Spanish Honor Society and a
College Board AP Scholar.
Personal: Parents are Diego and Claudina Rubinowicz ...
has two younger siblings, Sidney and Dalia ... father played
rugby at SUNY-Binghamton.
OSEH
SAINE
DL • 6-2 • 300 • RFr. • RS
Worcester, Mass.
(Lincoln HS/Worcester Academy)
Major: Undecided
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action.
At Worcester Academy: Spent a post-graduate year at
Worcester Academy in 2013 … saw action at linebacker
and on the defensive line … recorded 26 tackles, including
11 tackles for loss and seven sacks, in just three games …
played for Tony Johnson.
At Lincoln High School: Earned All-Rhode Island firstteam honors as a senior at Lincoln High School in Lincoln,
R.I. in 2012 … named Defensive MVP at Lincoln High
School played for Dave Waycott.
DARNELL
SAVAGE, JR.
DB • 5-10 • 187 • So. • 1V
Newark, Del.
(Caravel Academy)
Major: Communication
As a Freshman (2015): Appeared in the final 10 games,
making first career start in season finale against Rutgers
... finished the season with 12 tackles (11 solo) ... posted
two tackles at #10 Iowa (10/31) ... had one tackle against
Wisconsin (11/7) and Michigan State (11/14) ... totaled three
tackles against Indiana (11/21) ... had a career-high five
tackles at Rutgers (11/28).
At Caravel Academy: Played offense and defense, earning
Delaware All-State honors… helped lead Caravel to the
2013 state championship…posted 1,298 rushing yards
and 13 touchdowns as a senior…also added 54 tackles…a
consensus three-star recruit…rated the second-best player
in Delaware by Rivals…an Honor Roll Student and member
of the Headmaster’s List…coached by John Reed.
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GAGE
MAURICE
QB • 6-7 • 215 • RFr. • RS
Short Gap, W. Va.
(Frankfort HS)
Major: Undecided
OL • 6-3 • 301 • Sr. • 1V
Greenbelt, Md.
(Eleanor Roosevelt HS)
Major: Real Estate Development
SHAFFER
As a Freshman (2015): Did not see game action ... named
offensive scout team player of the week for preparation for
Bowling Green (9/12) and #1 Ohio State (10/10).
At Frankfort High School: Started three seasons at
Frankfort High School, leading the Falcons to a 30-7 record
… finished senior campaign completing 132-of-241 passes for
2,037 yards and 24 touchdowns … earned first-team 2A AllState honors … amassed 48 touchdown passes in high school
career … selected to first team all-area team three times …
a three-time All-Potomac Valley Conference selection … a
consensus three-star recruit ... coached by Kevin Whiteman.
Personal: Full name is Johnathan Gage Shaffer ... parents
are Ryan and Angie Shaffer ... has four younger siblings,
Sean, Anna, Leah and Caroline.
DAVID
SHAW
OL • 6-4 • 296 • RSo. • RS
Spring Grove, Pa.
(Spring Grove HS)
Major: Family Science
As a Sophomore (2015): Started first four games of season
at defensive tackle before season was cut short due to injury
... totaled six tackles in four games ... had a tackle against
Richmond (9/5) ... posted a tackle against Bowling Green
(9/12) ... had a tackle and a 0.5 TFL vs. USF (9/19) ... posted
career-high three tackles at West Virginia (9/26).
As a Freshman (2014): Appeared in seven games with one
start along the defensive line … made his collegiate debut at
Syracuse (9/20) … recorded two tackles at Indiana (9/27) …
made his first career start at Penn State (11/1) ... assisted on
a tackle in the Foster Farms Bowl against Stanford (12/30).
At Spring Grove High School: During his senior season
was named first team All-YAIAA … totaled 54 tackles and
earned All-YAIAA honors during his junior season … named
to Team Pennsylvania for the 2014 Big 33 Football Classic
… rated a three-star recruit by ESPN, Rivals and Scout …
played for Russ Stoner.
Personal: Born in York, Pa. ... parents are Jim and Patricia
Shaw ... father played football at Colgate ... has seven older
siblings, Jacquelyn, Jimmy, John, Jennifer, Ann, Katie and
Mary ... family owns two worm farms bred for fishing and
gardening.
SHELTON
As a Junior (2015): An All-Big Ten Academic selection ...
appeared in seven games, making two starts ... made first
career start at #10 Iowa, helping quarterback Perry Hills run
for 108 yards.
As a Sophomore (2014): An All-Big Ten Academic selection
… made one appearance, playing against James Madison
(8/30) … earned his collegiate debut against the Dukes.
As a Redshirt Freshman (2013): Did not appear during
the season.
As a Freshman (2012): Served a redshirt season … member
of the scout team offense.
At Eleanor Roosevelt: Played offensive tackle and defensive
tackle for the Raiders … helped lead his team to a county
championship in senior season … a second team all-county
selection in 2011 … started in 2011 county all-star game …
helped team reach regional final in 2010 … also recruited
by Carnegie Melon, MIT, and Delaware … coached by Tom
Green.
Personal: Born in Sasebo, Japan … parents are De’larue
and Keiko Shelton … has two brothers, Martice and Marolon,
both of whom play football at Eleanor Roosevelt HS … sports
hero is Clay Matthews … was a national AP scholar and a
member of the National Honor Society … graduated high
school with a 3.7 GPA.
LEE
SHRADER
P • 6-1 • 210 • So. • SQ
Newport News, Va.
(Warwick HS)
Major: Communication
As a Redshirt Freshman (2015): Appeared in one game,
making collegiate debut at #14 Michigan State (11/14) ...
punted five times for 166 yards against the Spartans,
including a long punt of 48 yards.
As a Freshman (2014): Did not see game action.
MARCUS
SMITH
RB • 5-9 • 199 • Sr. • SQ
West Friendship, Md.
(Marriotts Ridge HS)
Major: Public Health Science
As a Junior (2015): Did not see game action ... named
special team scout team player of the week for preparation
for Richmond (9/5) ... walked on to team prior to season.
ANDREW
STEFANELLI
RB • 5-9 • 236 • Jr. • SQ
Rockville, Md.
(Good Counsel HS/Temple)
Major: Kinesiology
As a Junior (2015): Appeared in five games, primarily on
special teams.
As a Sophomore (2014): Did not see game action …
earned offensive scout team player of the week for his
preparation for USF (9/6) and Wisconsin (10/25).
As a Redshirt Freshman (2013): Appeared against Old
Dominion (9/7) and West Virginia (9/21).
As a Freshman at Temple (2012): Redshirt season.
At Good Counsel High School: Played fullback and defensive end for coach Bob Milloy … was ranked by ESPN.com
and Rivals.com as the No. 6 fullback in the nation ... 2011
WCAC All-Conference selection … 2011 WCAC champion
… helped team to a perfect 12-0 mark and No. 4 national
ranking as a senior in 2011 … as a junior in 2010, named
honorable mention all-conference helping the Falcons to the
WCAC title … a 2012 Chesapeake Bowl and 2012 Crab
Bowl participant.
Personal: Parents are Estelle and Andy Stefanelli … has
two sisters, Carly and Margi, and two brothers, Perry and
Jack … father played football at McDaniel College … is
majoring in kinesiology and would like to become a strength
and conditioning coach.
DANNY
SUTTON
PK • 6-0 • 186 • Jr. • SQ
New Hope, Pa.
(New Hope Solebury HS/Towson)
Major: Kinesiology
As a Sophomore (2015): Did not see game action ... sat
out due to NCAA transfer policy.
As a Freshman at Towson (2014): Did not see game
action.
At New Hope Solebury: Talented punter and place kicker
who helped the Lions win their first Centennial Conference
championship ... earned all-conference honors three times
... four-year performer at kicker who helped the Lions post
an 8-3 record as a senior for Coach Jim Ditulio ... made
11 of 13 field goal atempts in his career ... made 67 of 72
conversion attempts in his career ... also played lacrosse
and basketball ... four-year starter for the Lions’ lacrosse
team.
Personal: Has one borther and one sister ... older brother,
Tommy, played lacrosse at the University of Pennsylvania
... fan of the Philadelphia Eagles ... lists Brian Westbrook
as his favorite NFL player ... son of Craig and Sue Sutton ...
born in Easton, Pa.
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MBI
As a Redshirt Freshman (2013): Did not appear during
the season ... named scout team defensive player of the
week for his efforts in preparation for NC State (11/30).
DL • 6-1 • 305 • So. • 1V
Houston, Texas
(George Bush HS)
Major: Undecided
As a Freshman (2012): Served a redshirt season.
TANYI
As a Freshman (2015): Appeared in seven games, totaling
four tackles ... made two tackles in collegiate debut at West
Virginia (9/26) ... had two tackles against #22 Michigan
(10/3).
At George Bush HS: Named District 23-5A first-team AllDistrict…earned Most Valuable Player honors as a senior
while compiling 26 tackles (15 solo), seven tackles for loss
and 2.5 sacks…served as a team captain…rated as a threestar recruit by ESPN and Scout…coached by Allen Aldridge.
Personal: Full name is Mbi Arrey Tanyi ... parents are
Bernard and Felicia Tanyi ... has three siblings.
AZUBUIKE
UKANDU
DL • 6-0 • 307 • Sr. • 1V
Towson, Md.
(Towson HS)
Major: Community Health
As a Junior (2015): Appeared in 11 games, making eight
starts at defensive tackle ... totaled 24 tackles, tying for
fourth on the team with 6.5 tackles for loss and posting 2.5
sacks ... posted a career-high three tackles and first career
sack at West Virginia (9/26) ... started first career game
against Michigan (10/3) ... had two tackles at #1 Ohio State
(10/10), including a 0.5 sack ... posted a sack against Penn
State (10/24) ... had four tackles, including 1.0 TFL, at #10
Iowa (10/31) ... had five tackles and posted career-highs
in TFLs (2.5) vs. Wisconsin (11/7) ... totaled a career-high
six tackles and forced first career fumble at #14 Michigan
State (11/14) ... had a 0.5 TFL against Indiana (11/21) ...
posted a tackle at Rutgers (11/28).
As a Sophomore (2014): Appeared in two games, totaling
a pair of tackes ... made his first collegiate appearance
against Iowa (10/18) … totaled two tackles at Wisconsin
(10/25).
At Towson High School: Four-year starter at defensive
tackle … selected all-state honorable mention and first time
all-division … named to the 2011 Crab Bowl and Baltimore
Touchdown Club All-Star Game … totaled 80 tackles with
nine sacks and two forced fumbles as a senior … also
lettered in track and field as a senior.
Personal: Born in Baltimore, Md. … goes by “Zooby” ...
parents are Maduakolam and Grace Ukandu … has one
sibling, Chibuzo … named to the Honor Roll every quarter
at Towson … Greater Baltimore Chapter of the National
Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame scholarathlete award nominee … awarded Most Outstanding
Performance in biology and chemistry.
UKANDU’S CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFLSacksFCFRPBU Int.
2013 0-0 00 00.0-00.0-000 00-0
2014 2-0 20 20.0-00-0.000 00-0
2015 11-8 1410 246.5-222.5-14 1 0 0 0-0
Career 13-8 1610 266.5-222.5-14 1 0 0 0-0
Career Highs
Tackles - 6 (at Michigan State, 11/14/15)
Sacks - 1.0 2x, last vs. Penn State, 10/24/15)
Tackles for Loss - 2.5 (vs. Wisconsin, 11/7/15)
At The Avalon School: Ranked a three-star recruit by ESPN.
com … played for Team Washington in the 2012 Crab Bowl …
earned second team Maryland Small School All-State honors
… during his senior season, rushed for 744 yards and nine
touchdowns while also catching 20 passes for 228 yards
and three touchdowns … also registered four interceptions
on defense … coached by Tad Shields.
Personal: Born in Antigua ... parents are Kazuvire Veii and
Jacqueline McGant ... has two siblings, TJ and Keta.
J.T.
VENTURA
DB • 6-1 • 215 • Jr. • SQ
Hollidaysburg, Pa.
(Hollidaysburg Area HS)
Major: Accounting
As a Sophomore (2015): An All-Big Ten Academic
selection ... appeared in the final four games of the season
on special teams.
As a Redshirt Freshman (2014): An All-Big Ten Academic
selection … did not see game action … earned defensive
scout team player of the week honors for his preparation for
West Virginia (9/15).
As a Freshman (2013): Served a redshirt season.
JACQUILLE
At Hollidaysburg Area High School: Named a National
Underclassmen Combine All-American … also excelled in
track … set school records in the 55 and 60m dashes …
recruited by Penn State, Virginia and Pittsburgh.
WR • 5-9 • 185 • Sr. • TR
Gaithersburg, Md.
(The Avalon School/Towson)
Major: American Studies
Personal: Son of John and Kristi Ventura … has two
sisters, Nicholle and Blaise … enjoys boxing in his free time.
VEII
As a Senior (2016): Transferred back to Maryland after
2015 season.
As a Junior at Towson (2015): Led the Tigers with 44
receptions and 505 receiving yards ... averaged 11.5 yards
per reception and 50.5 yards per game ... also returned 11
kickoffs for 218 yards (19.8 yards/return).
As a Sophomore (2014): Played in 13 games with four starts
... caught 16 passes and ranked fourth on the team with 230
receiving yards ... averaged 14.4 yards per reception and
caught one touchdown ... also rushed 19 times for 105 yards
with two touchdowns ... transferred to Towson after season.
As a Freshman (2013): Played in 11 games ... started his
Maryland career against FIU (8/31) with 54 yards rushing ...
ran for 55 yards on 10 attempts against Old Dominion (9/7)
... ran six times for 21 yards against Boston College (11/23).
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
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CAVON
JOSH
BRETT
DL • 6-2 • 280 • RJr. • RS
Washington, D.C.
(Friendship Collegiate Academy)
Major: African American Studies
DB • 6-1 • 203 • Jr. • 2V
Baltimore, Md.
(McDonogh School)
Major: American Studies
LB • 5-10 • 230 • So. • 1V
Murrysville, Pa.
(Franklin Regional HS)
Major: Communication
WALKER
WOODS
As a Junior (2015): As a Junior (2015): Appeared in 10
games, totaling seven tackles and a pass breakup ...
had a tackle against Bowling Green (9/12) ... totaled two
tackles vs. #22 Michigan (10/3) ... had two tackles and a
pass breakup at #1 Ohio State (10/10) ... notched a tackle
against Penn State (10/24) ... had a tackle against Indiana
(11/21) ... moved from outside linebacker to defensive end
in Maryland’s new 4-3 base defense.
As a Sophomore (2015): Appeared in the final six games,
primarily on special teams ... named defensive scout team
player of the week in preparation for USF (9/19) ... had a
tackle against Wisconsin (11/7) and #22 Michigan State
(11/14) ... posted two tackles in win at Rutgers (11/28).
As a Sophomore (2014): Appeared in two games, totaling
six tackles … tied a career best with four tackles against
James Madison (8/30) … had two stops against West
Virginia (9/15) ... missed the remainder of the season due
to injury.
At McDonogh School: A two-way player for the Eagles
starring at cornerback and wide receiver … helped the
Eagles complete an 11-0 season in 2013 culminating in
the school’s first MIAA A outright title … had 35 tackles and
four interceptions at safety … totaled 35 catches for 800
yards and 10 touchdowns as a wide receiver … a Maryland
Consensus All-State selection and a first team Maryland
Private School All-State honoree … named a Baltimore
Sun first team All-Metro selection on defense … earned AllMIAA A honors … named to Team Maryland for the 2014 Big
33 Football Classic … rated a three-star recruit by ESPN,
Rivals and Scout … coached by Dominic D’Amico.
As a Freshman (2013): Appeared in all 13 games primarily
on special teams ... had a career-high four tackles against
Virginia (10/12) ... had two stops against Syracuse (11/9).
At Friendship Collegiate Academy: Tabbed a three-star
recruit by Rivals, ESPN.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.
com … awarded second team All-Met honors by The
Washington Post in 2012 … helped lead Friendship
Collegiate to the DCSAA title as a senior … selected to
play in the Chesapeake Bowl … also considered Houston,
NC State, New Mexico and Purdue … coached by Aazaar
Rahim.
Personal: Pronounced “Say-von” ... born in Washington,
D.C. … father is Rodney Stewart and mother is Shirley
Walker… has four siblings, Ashley, Alexis, Christopher and
Antoinnette … honor roll student … served as a volunteer at
Positive Choices Football Camp.
WALKER’S CAREER STATISTICS
DefenseG-GS UTAT TT TFLSacksFCFRPBU Int.
2013 13-0 27 90.0-00.0-000 00-0
2014 2-0 51 60.0-00.0-000 10-0
2015 10-0 52 70.0-00.0-000 10-0
Career 25-0121022 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 20-0
Career Highs
Tackles - 4 (2x., last vs. James Madison, 8/30/14)
Solo Tackles - 3 (vs. James Madison, 8/30/14)
As a Freshman (2014): Appeared in the final eight games
of the season, primarily on special teams.
Personal: Born in Baltimore, Md. ... parents are Frank
Harris and Karen Sullivan ... has one younger sister, Sarah
... lists his sports hero as Ray Lewis ... chose Maryland
because it “felt like home.”
ZANOTTO
As a Freshman (2015): Appeared in 10 games as a reserve linebacker ... led all Maryland freshmen with 23 tackles ... had a tackle in collegiate debut vs. Richmond (9/5) ...
totaled two tackles against #22 Michigan (10/3) ... missed
game against #1 Ohio State (10/10) due to injury ... had
a tackle vs. Penn State (10/24) ... posted four tackles, including a 0.5 sack, at #10 Iowa (10/31) ... had four tackles
vs. Wisconsin (11/7) ... recovered first career fumble at #14
Michigan State (11/14) ... totaled a career-high five tackles
against Indiana (11/21) ... matched career-high with five
tackles in win at Rutgers (11/28).
At Franklin Regional High School: Named first team
all-state, AAA Greater Alleghany County First-Team and
all-conference for both offense and defense…as a senior
served as a team captain and led defense with 107 tackles,
including 11 TFLs…also gained 908 yards on 125 carries
(7.3 ypc) and 17 touchdowns on offense… played in the
Blue-Grey All American Bowl… broke the Franklin tackle
record as a junior with 157…a Honor Roll student…a consensus three-star recruit…also ranked as the second-best
inside linebacker in Pennsylvania by Scout…coached by
Greg Botta.
Personal: Full name is Brett Michael Zanotto ... mother is
Mary Beth Smith ... has four younger siblings, Brooke, Brandon, Chase and Miranda.
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2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
2016 SIGNING CLASS
80 NOAH
12 ELIJAH
34 JAKE
Tight End
Fr.-HS, 6-4, 225
Auburn, Ala. (Auburn HS)
Major Kinesiology
Defensive Back
Fr.-HS, 6-0, 190
Davie, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons HS)
Major: Undecided
Running Back
Fr.-HS, 5-11, 207
Gaithersburg, Md. (Damascus HS)
Major: Kinesiology
BARNES
At Auburn High School: A three-star recruit by
ESPN … ranked the 46th best player in the state
of Alabama by ESPN … caught 18 passes for 348
yards (19.3 yards/catch) and two touchdowns as a
senior … chose Maryland over Auburn and Memphis
… coached by Adam Winegarden.
18 MAX
BORTENSCHLAGER
Quarterback
Fr.-HS, 6-3, 200
Fishers, Ind. (Cathedral HS)
Major: Undecided
At Cathedral High School: A product of Indiana
powerhouse Cathedral HS … led Cathedral to the
5-A Indiana State Championship as a junior … a
3-star prospect according to 247sports.com and
the 27th ranked prospect in the state of Indiana …
named Associated Press Honorable mention 6-A AllState as a senior … passed for 2,270 yards and 21
touchdowns as a junior … coached by Rick Streiff.
13 ANTOINE
BROOKS
Linebacker
Fr.-HS, 5-11, 223
Lanham, Md. (DuVal HS)
Major: Undecided
At DuVal HS: Excelled at both quarterback and defensive back...Prince George’s 4A Offensive Player
of the Year in 2015 despite playing in just six games...
earned First Team All-Met honors as a junior and
Second Team All-Met honors during his senior year...
averaged more than 182 rushing yards per game in
2015...coached by Dameon Powell.
DAVIS
At Cardinal Gibbons High School: Rated a
3-star prospect by 247sports.com, Rivals, ESPN …
coached by Steven Wright.
29 ELISHA
DANIELS
Defensive Back
Fr.-HS, 6-0, 185
Davie, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons HS)
Major: Undecided
At Cardinal Gibbons High School: Rated a 3-star
prospect by 247sports.com, Rivals and ESPN …
coached by Steven Wright.
75 TERRANCE
DAVIS
Offensive Line
Fr.-HS, 6-3, 315
Temple Hills, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS)
Major: Undecided
At DeMatha Catholic HS: A consensus four-star
recruit…Under Armour All-American…All-USA Second Team Offense…Nike+ Football The Opening
All-Star…ranked as the 2nd best player in the state
of Maryland by Rivals and 247 Sports…ranked as
the 4th best offensive lineman in the country by both
ESPN and Rivals…was part of a DeMatha squad that
won three straight WCAC titles…Named Washington
Post All-Metro First Team as a senior...coached by
Elijah Brooks.
17 TINO
ELLIS
Wide Receiver
Fr.-HS, 6-1, 185
Reisterstown, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS)
Major: Criminal Justice
At DeMatha Catholic HS: A consensus four-star
recruit…Under Armour All-American…ranked as the
6th best player in the state of Maryland by Rivals…
helped lead DeMatha to three straight WCAC titles…
named 2015 First Team All-WCAC…coached by Elijah Brooks.
FUNK
At Damascus High School: 2015 Gatorade Maryland Player of the Year … Washington Post All-Metro
Offensive Player of the Year … a two-time consensus
all-state selection … rushed for 2,866 yards and a
Maryland record 52 touchdowns on 249 carries …
led Damascus to an perfect 14-0 season as a senior,
capturing the Maryland 3A State Championship …
scored a record seven touchdowns in the state championship win over Dundalk, in addition to gaining 270
yards on the ground … rated a 3-star prospect by
247sports.com and Scout … coached by Eric Wallich.
55 DION
GOLDBOURNE
Defensive End
Fr.-HS, 6-4, 208
Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic Community HS)
Major: Undecided
At Atlantic Community HS: Rated as a two-star recruit by Scout.com…helped lead the Eagles to the
Zone 6 2015 District and County Championship…
high school teammate of fellow 2016 signee Antwaine Richardson…coached by TJ Jackson.
23 LORENZO
HARRISON
Running Back
Fr.-HS, 5-8, 193
Hillcrest Heights, Md. (Dematha Catholic HS)
Major: Criminal Justice
At Dematha: Named Washington Post All-Metro
First Team as a senior … helped lead Dematha to the
WCAC championship, averaging nearly 11 yards per
carry on 121 attempts as a senior … rated a 3-star
prospect by 247sports and ESPN … coached by Elijah Brooks and Bill McGregor.
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
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24 QWUANTREZZ
3 TYRELL
53 BRETT
Defensive Back
Fr.-HS, 6-0, 190
Quincy, Fla. (East Gadsden HS)
Major: Communication
Quarterback
Fr.-HS 5-11, 196
Pinson, Ala. (Clay-Chalkville HS)
Major: Undecided
Linebacker
Fr.-HS, 6-4, 215
Buford, Ga. (Collins Hill HS)
Major: Undecided
KNIGHT
At East Gadsden High School: A three-time allcounty performer … named the Robert Jackson
Player of the Year as a junior, when he passed for
1700 yards and 11 touchdowns and also ran for over
500 yards and four touchdowns … also had 38 tackles, three interceptions and 12 pass breakups as a
junior … coached by former NFL player Corey Fuller.
88 WADE
LEES
Punter
Fr.-HS, 6-2, 202
Melbourne, Australia (Deakin University)
Major: Undecided
Before Maryland: An experienced Australian
League Football player.
57 RICHARD
MERRITT
Offensive Line
Fr.-HS, 6-5, 365
Silver Spring, Md. (Archbishop Carroll HS)
Major: Undecided
At Archbishop Carroll HS: A consensus four-star
recruit…Under Armour All-American… ranked as the
4th best player in the state of Maryland by ESPN,
Rivals and 247 Sports…ranked as the 14th best offensive guard in the country by 247 Sports.
91 ADAM
MCLEAN
Defensive Tackle
Fr.-HS, 6-2, 298
Gaithersburg, Md. (Quince Orchard HS)
Major: Communication
At Quince Orchard HS: A consensus four-star recruit…two-time consensus all-state performer and
Under Armour All-American…named first-team AllMet by The Washington Post in 2013 after finishing
the season with 47 tackles and seven sacks during
his junior campaign…rated the best defensive tackle
and number two overall player in the state of Maryland by Rivals in the class of 2015…ranked the 12th
best defensive tackle and 83rd overall in the nation
by ESPN in the class of 2015…coached by John Kelley.
PIGROME
At Clay-Chalkville HS: 2015 Gatorade Alabama
Player of the Year … two-time Alabama Mr. Football
runner-up … led Clay-Chalkville to a pair of state
championship games, winning the title as a junior
… named the Alabama 6A Offensive Player of the
Year … appeared in the Alabama/Mississippi All-Star
Game … accounted for 62 touchdowns as a senior,
passing for 44 and running for 18 … also had 1,349
rushing yards as a senior … passed for 31 touchdowns and ran for 18 touchdowns as a junior …
coached by Jerry Hood.
74 BRIAN
PLUMMER
Offensive Line
Fr.-HS, 6-6, 305
New Windsor, Md. (South Carroll HS)
Major: Undecided
At South Carroll HS: Rated as a three-star recruit
by both ESPN and 247 Sports…ranked as the 33rd
best player in the state of Maryland by ESPN…was
an anchor for the line that blocked for Chris Gavin,
who broke Carroll County’s all-time single-season
rushing record and eclipsed the 2,000-yard mark in
2014…helped guide South Carroll to a 10-2 record
and a berth in the 2015 2A West Regional Finals…
coached by Steve Luette.
20 ANTWAINE
RICHARDSON
Defensive Back
Fr.-HS, 6-0, 183
Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic Community HS)
Major: Undecided
At Atlantic Community High School: Rated a 3-star
prospect by 247sports.com and ESPN … played
on same team as fellow Terp Dion Goldbourne …
missed senior season due to injury … was named a
Palm Beach Post Super 11 selection prior to senior
season … had 35 tackles, 10 pass breakups, three
forced fumbles and two interceptions as a junior …
also recruited by Michigan, Wisconsin, West Virginia
and Miami … coached by TJ Jackson.
SHEPHERD
At Collins Hill HS: Rated as a three-star recruit by
both ESPN and 247 Sports…despite missing three
games in 2015, finished with 97 tackles, 15 tackles
for loss and nine pass break-ups...named Most Valueable Linebacker in 2015...all-region performer...
coached by Kevin Reach.
10 DJ
TURNER
Wide Receiver
Fr.-HS, 5-9, 200
Glenarden, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS)
Major: Undecided
At DeMatha Catholic HS: A consensus three-star recruit…Nike+ Football The Opening All-Star…ranked
as the 7th best player in the state of Maryland by
Rivals…posted over 800 receiving and kick return
yards along with eight interceptions for the Stags in
2014…was part of a DeMatha squad that won three
straight WCAC titles…coached by Elijah Brooks.
32 LADERRIEN
WILSON
Running Back
Fr.-HS, 5-11, 227
Saint Cloud, Fla. (Kissimmee-Osceola HS)
Major: Undecided
At Kissimmee-Osceola High School: The No. 2
ranked-player in the Orlando Sentinel 2016 Central
Florida Super60 and the No. 31 player in the 2016
Florida Top 100 … gained 2,085 rushing yards on 8.7
yards per carry with 28 touchdowns as a senior …
ran for 1,900 yards and 28 touchdowns as a junior …
rushed for more than 5,000 yards in three seasons
… rated a 3-star prospect by 247sports.com, ESPN
and Scout.
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
DJ DURKIN
Head Coach
Bowling Green ‘01 • First Year at Maryland
DJ Durkin, one of the brightest young coaching minds
in college football, was named the 36th head football coach
in Maryland history on December 2, 2015.
Prior to arriving in College Park, Durkin served as
the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at the
University of Michigan, leading a nationally-renowned
defensive unit that ranked fourth in the country. Under
Durkin, the Wolverines limited opponents to 17.2 points per
game in 2015, in addition to shutting out three consecutive
opponents – the longest such streak at Michigan in 35 years.
Durkin has also been an outstanding recruiter in his
time as an assistant. At Florida, Durkin helped land four
straight top-11 recruiting classes and was named Rivals.
com’s 2012 Recruiter of the Year as a result. In total, Durkin
contributed to the impressive recruitment of nine five-star
prospects on the defensive side of the ball during that
stretch.
Durkin’s immediate impact in Ann Arbor was also
displayed in player development. Michigan had nine
defensive All-Big Ten honorees, including a pair of first
team defensive backs: Jourdan Lewis and Jabril Peppers.
In addition, three Wolverines (Ryan Glasgow, Lewis and
Peppers,) were named semifinalists for national defensive
awards in 2015. The Wolverines improved defense was a
major reason for the program’s four-win improvement over
last season and for the team ranking as high as ninth in the
nation.
As the defensive coordinator at Florida from 2013-14,
Durkin led the Gators to consecutive top-15 rankings in
total defense with the 15th-best mark in the country in 2014
(329.0 ypg) and the eighth-best (314.2 ypg) in 2013.
Florida’s 2014 team finished the year ranked in the top-10
in the nation in yards allowed per play (4.45), yards allowed
per rush attempt (3.16) and yards allowed per pass attempt
(5.9).
The group was highlighted by All-SEC first team
selections Dante Fowler Jr., and defensive back Vernon
Hargreaves, along with second-team all-conference honoree
Antonio Morrison. Fowler was subsequently selected third
overall in the 2015 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
His selection continued a stretch in which Gator defensive
players were selected in the first round of three consecutive
drafts.
In Durkin’s first season as defensive coordinator,
Florida finished first in the SEC and seventh in the country
in pass defense (171.8 yards per game), sixth in first downs
allowed (16.1 per game) and 15th in scoring defense (21.1
points per game), while allowing only 27 touchdowns, the
sixth fewest in the nation in 2013.
Durkin’s coaching paid dividends at the next level when
defensive tackle Dominique Easley was drafted by the New
England Patriots in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft.
From 2010-2012, Durkin served as special team
coordinator and linebackers coach at Florida and coached
under current Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn. Once
again, Durkin was a key contributor of a staff that helped
produce an NFL first round pick when defensive tackle
Shariff Floyd was taken in the first round of the 2012 NFL
Draft.
As linebackers coach, Durkin tutored Jon Bostic, who
finished his career as a second-team All-SEC selection and
was drafted in the second round of the NFL Draft by the
Chicago Bears in 2013.
Durkin’s coaching on special teams helped produce
punter Chas Henry, the winner of the Ray Guy Award in
2011, and kicker Caleb Sturgis, a two-time finalist for the Lou
Groza Award who now plays for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Under Durkin’s tutelage, Stanford’s defensive ends
helped the Cardinal rank 11th nationally in sacks per game
in 2007 and 2009.
At Stanford, Durkin helped the Cardinal bring in their
highest ranked recruiting class in eight years in 2009.
As a graduate assistant at Notre Dame from 2003-04,
Durkin worked primarily with defensive ends and helped
develop Notre Dame all-time sack leader, All-Pro NFL
defensive end and two-time Super Bowl champion Justin
Tuck.
As a player, Durkin starred at Bowling Green as a
starter at defensive end and outside linebacker from 19972000. He led the team in sacks in 1998 and served as a team
captain for two seasons. Durkin was honored with numerous
team awards including the Ken Schoeni Award for character
and toughness, the Carlos Jackson Award personifying the
values of a student-athlete and the Leadership Award.
Durkin played under Gary Blackney at Bowling Green.
Blackney was Maryland’s defensive coordinator from 200105.
He earned his bachelor’s degree in business marketing
from Bowling Green in 2001 and his master’s degree in
educational administration and supervision in 2004.
A native of Youngstown, Ohio, Durkin and his wife
Sarah have one daughter, Abigail, and one son, Luke.
The Durkin File
Full Name Daniel John “DJ” Durkin
Date of Birth January 15, 1978
Hometown Youngstown, Ohio
Alma Mater Bowling Green, ’01
(B.A., Business Marketing)
Bowling Green ‘04
(M.A., Educational Administration and Supervision)
Family
Wife, Sarah;
Daughter, Abigail; Son, Luke
Playing Experience OLB at Bowling Green
Years in Coaching (College) 16
Coaching Experience
Maryland
2015-pres.
Head Coach
Michigan
2015
Florida
2013-14
2010-12
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers
Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers
Stanford
2007-09
Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Ends
Bowling Green
2006
2005
Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers
Assistant Coach - Defensive Ends
Notre Dame
2003-04
Bowling Green
2001-02
Graduate Assistant
Graduate Assistant
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
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MIKE LONDON
Associate Head Coach/Defensive line
Richmond ‘83 • 1st Year at Maryland
Mike London was named Associate Head Coach/
Defensive Line Coach on December 9, 2015.
London comes to College Park after serving as a head
coach at Virginia and Richmond for the past eight seasons.
A highly regarded recruiter, London helped bring in four top35 classes during in tenure in Charlottesville and brought in
two Virginia bred five-star recruits in 2014 (247Sports).
Mike London concluded his sixth season as head
football coach at Virginia in 2015. During his tenure with
the Cavalier program he developed a reputation as a coach
who did things the right way and successfully passed that
approach along to the student-athletes who played for him.
In the classroom the UVA football program’s
cumulative grade point average rose to its highest mark
in over a decade, dozens of players graduated with
remaining eligibility and went on to earn masters degrees
and admission for mid-year enrollment went from being
non-existent to having five players for the incoming class
of 2016.
A former Richmond police detective, London’s time in
law enforcement dealing with the entire spectrum of human
emotions and actions has provided a wealth of experience
that he draws on to assist players both on and off the
field. There are few stressful situations he has not faced
- including having a loaded pistol pointed at him and the
trigger pulled, only to have the weapon malfunction and not
discharge its potentially lethal round.
London also had the remarkable opportunity to save
one of his daughter’s lives when he was identified as
a perfect match for her rare bone marrow disorder. That
opportunity is one reason why London is an advocate of
servitude and makes sure his players understand and
embrace the concept of giving back through a variety of
community services activities. One of the most visible was
the team’s annual bone marrow donor registration drive as
part of the national “Get in the Game, Save a Life” initiative.
London’s biography includes plenty of chapters of
football success on the field as well.
In the spring of 2014, defensive end Eli Harold was
selected by the San Francisco 49ers and outside linebacker
Max Valles later went to the Oakland Raiders to mark the
32nd consecutive season a UVa player has been picked
in the NFL Draft, the second longest streak among ACC
schools.
During the 2014 season as true freshman safety,
Blanding earned freshman All-America honors and was
named the ACC’s Defensive Rookie of the Year.
In 2011, London led Virginia to one of its most
outstanding seasons as the Cavaliers went 8-4 during
the regular season, finished second in the ACC’s Coastal
Division with a 5-3 mark and played Auburn in the 2011
Chick-fil-A Bowl. The Cavaliers were one win from
advancing to the ACC’s Championship game.
UVA was ranked in the Associated Press Top-25 poll
for the first time since the 2007 season.
For his efforts, London was recognized as the Atlantic Coast
Conference’s Coach of the Year. Five of his players earned
either first or second-team All-ACC honors. The 2011 team
saw two players - CB Chase Minnifield and OG Austin
Pasztor - receive All-America honors and CB Demetrious
Nicholson was named a Freshman All-American.
In two seasons at Richmond, London led the Spiders
to a 24-5 record. In his first year at the helm, his team went
13-3 and won the Football Championship Series national
title. The 2009 Spider team, ranked nine consecutive
weeks at No. 1 in the FCS polls, went 11-2 and reached the
quarterfinals of the FCS playoffs. His teams were 13-4 in
the Colonial Athletic Association during the 2008 and 2009
campaigns.
London’s efforts in 2008 earned him FCS National
Coach of the Year honors from both the American Football
Coaches Association and Schutt Sports/ American Football
Monthly magazine. London was also honored as the Black
Coaches Association Male Coach of the Year in 2008,
beating out Mike Tomlin of the Super Bowl Champion
Pittsburgh Steelers for the award.
Under London’s watch, 16 Spiders were named to the
All-CAA Football Team in 2009 after placing 12 in 2008.
His first year at UR, nine Spiders garnered 15 All-America
awards and six were recognized on the Academic AllConference Team. DE Lawrence Sidbury was a fourthround NFL draft pick by the Atlanta Falcons, while RB
Josh Vaughan was a free-agent signee by the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers.
Before returning to coach his alma mater, London
spent six of seven seasons coaching for Al Groh at Virginia.
In 2001 London joined the UVA staff for the first time as
the defensive line coach. He took over the responsibilities
as recruiting coordinator in 2002. In 2005 London left UVA
to work as the defensive line coach for the NFL’s Houston
Texas. He returned to Virginia in 2006 as the defensive
coordinator and defensive line coach.
During his tenure with the Cavaliers, he saw five
defensive players (Chris Long, Marcus Hamilton, Chris
Canty, Andrew Hoffman and Monsanto Pope) drafted by
NFL teams. Long was the ACC Defensive Player of the
Year in 2007, earned unanimous All-America honors,
was the Ted Hendricks Award winner as the nation’s top
defensive end and the second overall selection in the 2008
NFL Draft.
A native of Hampton, Va., London played defensive
back at Richmond from 1979-82. Under head coach Dal
Shealy, he led the Spiders with six interceptions as a senior
captain in 1982. In addition to earning all-state honors, he
was chosen the team’s MVP and received the Spiders’
Coaches Award.
London graduated from Richmond in 1983 with a
bachelor’s degree in sociology and a year later received
a degree in law enforcement from the Richmond Police
The London File
Date of Birth Hometown Alma Mater Oct. 9, 1960
West Point, N.Y.
Richmond ‘83
Coaching Experience
Maryland
2016-
Associate Head Coach/Defensive Line
Virginia
2010-15
Head Coach
Richmond
2008-09
Head Coach
Virginia
2006-07
Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line
Houston Texans
2005
Defensive Line
Virginia
2002-04
Recruiting Coordinator/Defensive Line
2001
Defensive Line
Boston College
1997-2000
Defensive Line
Richmond
1995-96
Recruiting Coordinator/Outside Linebackers
William & Mary
1991-94
Defensive Line
Richmond
1989-90
Outside Linebackers
Playing Experience
Dallas Cowboys
1983
Richmond
1979-82
Defensive Back
Defensive Back
Academy, serving as a detective for the street crimes
unit from November of 1984 to July of 1989. The Dallas
Cowboys signed him as a free agent in 1983.
London broke into the collegiate coaching ranks in
1989, spending two seasons with Richmond as the outside
linebackers coach and admissions liaison, followed by four
seasons (1991-94) as the defensive line coach at William &
Mary.
He returned to Richmond for two more years (1995-96)
as the outside linebackers coach and recruiting coordinator.
London served as defensive line coach at Boston College
for the 1997-2000 seasons, where he helped lead the
Eagles to two bowl appearances.
London and his wife Regina, are the parents of four
children - Ticynn, Korben, Jaicyn and Madicyn. He has
three older children, Michael, Jr., Brandon and Kristen
through a previous marriage.
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PETE LEMBO
Asst. Head Coach/Special Teams Coord./Tight Ends
Georgetown ‘92 • First Year at Maryland
Pete Lembo was named as Assistant Head Coach/
Special Teams Coordinator on December 22, 2015. Lembo
had spent the prior five seasons as Ball State’s Head
Coach.
Ball State set more than 60 school records during
Lembo’s tenure as head coach, including single-season
records for points (501), total offense (6,199 yards),
passing yards (4,214), touchdown passes (35) and total
touchdowns (64) in 2013.
Lembo has excelled coaching special teams, especially
during his tenure at Ball State. The Cardinals ranked among
the top three schools in the Mid-American Conference in a
compilation of league special teams statistics in each of his
five years, leading the league in 2012. Lembo coached five
different players to all-conference honors on the special
teams side of the ball. Placekicker Steve Schott was a Lou
Groza semifinalist and punter Scott Kovanda was a Ray
Guy finalist in 2012. Placekicker Scott Secor was named
the MAC Special Teams Player of the Year in 2014.
Lembo was 112-65 during his 15 years serving as head
coach at Ball State (2011-15), Lehigh (2001-05) and Elon
(2006-10). He was 33-29 during his five year tenure at Ball
State, posting a 23-17 record in the MAC.
Several players from Lembo’s Ball State teams are
enjoying successful careers in the National Football League
including wide receiver Willie Snead (New Orleans Saints),
defensive end Jon Newsome (Indianapolis Colts) and
quarterback Keith Wenning (Cincinnati Bengals), among
others. While at Ball State, Lembo also coached tight end
Zane Fakes, a two-time first team All-MAC tight end. Fakes
was also a two-time Academic All-MAC selection and a
2013 Campbell trophy semi-finalist.
Lembo was the first head coach in Ball State history
to win at least 30 games in his first four seasons at the
helm. He guided the Cardinals to a 10-3 overall record in
2013, including a second straight bowl appearance when
Ball State played in the GoDaddy Bowl. It marked just the
second time in 91 years of football at Ball State that the
Cardinals played in back-to-back bowl games.
A 23-year coaching veteran, Lembo was one of 20
coaches in country named to the 2013 Paul Bear Bryant
National Coach of the Year Award Watch List.
In 2012, Lembo led the Cardinals to a 9-4 overall record
and a 6-2 MAC mark in his second season. He guided Ball
State to the 2012 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl St. Petersburg in
only his second season at the helm.
Prior to Ball State, Lembo was one of the most
successful coaches in Lehigh history, posting a 44-14
mark as head coach. He led Lehigh to the 2001 and 2004
Patriot League Championship and berths in the Football
Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoffs. His .759 overall
winning percentage and .778 league winning percentage
at Lehigh are both the second highest in Patriot League
history. He was named the Eddie Robinson National Coach
of the Year and the Patriot League Coach of the Year in
2001 when his squad finished 11-1 and ranked fifth in both
NCAA I-AA polls.
Lembo also found success as Elon’s Head Coach
from 2006-10. He led the Phoenix to 35 victories in five
years after taking over a program that tallied a 14-42
record in the five years prior to his arrival. Lembo’s Elon
teams broke 124 NCAA, Southern Conference and school
records during his tenure and posted a 24-14 record in the
Southern Conference. He was named the 2007 SoCon
Coach of the Year and the Phoenix averaged more than
400 yards of offense per game during each of his final four
seasons at the school.
Before taking over at Elon, Lembo served as an
assistant coach at Lehigh from 1998-2000. He was also
an assistant coach at Hampden-Sydney (1997), Dartmouth
(1994-96) and Albany (1992-93).
A native of Staten Island, New York, Lembo is married
with three children. He stared at Monsignor Farrell High
School in Staten Island before becoming a four-year starter
on the offensive line at Georgetown. He was named a
team captain during the 1991 season and graduated from
Georgetown in 1992. Lembo earned his Master’s degree
from Albany in 1994.
The Lembo File
Hometown:
Alma Mater:
Staten Island, N.Y.
Georgetown ‘92
Coaching Experience
Maryland
2016-
Asst. Head Coach/Spec. Teams Coord./TEs
Ball State
2011-15
Head Coach
Elon
2006-10
Head Coach
Lehigh
2001-05
Head Coach
2000
Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Line
1998-1999
Recruiting Coordinator/Running Backs
Hampden-Sydney
1997
Offensive Coord./Recruiting Coord./OL
Dartmouth
1994-96
Offensive Line/Tight Ends
Albany
1992-93
Graduate Assistant
Playing Experience
Georgetown
1988-91
Offensive Line
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ANDY BUH
Defensive Coordinator
Nevada ‘96 • First Year at Maryland
Andy Buh was hired as Maryland’s defensive
coordinator in the spring of 2016. Buh, who has previously
served as the defensive coordinator at Stanford, Nevada
and Cal, came to Maryland from the University of Kentucky,
where he was the outside linebackers coach since 2015
and had been recently promoted to also serve as special
teams coordinator. Durkin and Buh were on the same staff
at Stanford from 2007-09.
Buh (pronounced same as “boo”) has 18 years of
coaching experience and has helped engineer major
turnarounds at Stanford and Nevada. His teams made four
consecutive bowl appearances from 2009-12 and he’s sent
numerous players to the National Football League.
While only at Kentucky for one season, Buh made an
immediate impact. The Wildcats allowed just 198.1 yards
per game through the air, ranking fifth in the SEC and Top
30 nationally in passing defense. Kentucky was also stingy
in the red zone during Buh’s tenure, ranking fourth in the
conference and 14th nationally by allowing opponents to
score just 75 percent of the time. The Wildcats also forced
nine fumbles in 2015, ranking fourth in the SEC.
Buh also coached at the University of California, where
he was the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach in
2013. The Golden Bear defense was ravaged by injuries
that year as 16 players from the team’s preseason twodeep were sidelined for a total of 109 games. A highlight
was the performance of defensive lineman Deandre
Coleman, who earned third-team All-Pac-12 honors and
currently plays for the Miami Dolphins.
Buh was the linebackers coach at Wisconsin in 2012
and the UW defense ranked in the nation’s top 25 in several
statistical categories. The Badgers were 15th in the nation
in total defense (322.6 yards per game), 17th in scoring
defense (19.1 points per game), 22nd in pass efficiency
defense and 24th in rushing defense. Wisconsin was even
better during the regular-season Big Ten contests, allowing
just 18.3 points per game to rank second in the league.
Individually, Wisconsin linebacker Mike Taylor had
123 tackles and ranked 25th in the nation in total stops.
Linebacker Chris Borland received All-Big Ten honors.
Borland played for the San Francisco 49ers and Taylor was
on the reserve squad for the Seattle Seahawks.
Prior to Wisconsin, Buh was defensive coordinator
and linebackers coach at Nevada in 2010-11. In his first
season, Buh helped lead Nevada to arguably the greatest
season in school history with a 13-1 record, tying for the
Western Athletic Conference championship and defeating
Boston College in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl. Nevada
ranked 31st in the nation in scoring defense (21.4 ppg)
and 18th nationally in rushing defense at 120.3 yards per
game. The Wolf Pack rated 24th nationally in sacks with 35
QB takedowns, 2.5 per game. Defensive end Dontay Moch
had 22 tackles for loss, leading the WAC and rating 10th
nationally with 1.57 TFL per game. Moch was a third-round
draft pick by the Cincinnati Bengals and currently plays for
the Atlanta Falcons.
The Wolf Pack went 7-6 in his first season and played
No. 22-ranked Southern Mississippi in the Hawaii Bowl,
limiting the nation’s No. 15 scoring offense to 13 points
and 125 yards below its season average. Nevada was led
by first-team All-America defensive tackle Brett Roy, who
had 18.5 tackles for loss, pacing the WAC and ranking
12th nationally with 1.4 TFL per game. Included were 10
quarterback sacks, with Roy ranking second in the WAC
and 13th in the country at 0.77 per game.
Buh’s success came after inheriting a unit that had
ranked 96th and 91st nationally in total defense in 2008
and ‘09, respectively, the two seasons before his arrival.
In his two years at Nevada, the Wolf Pack was 54th in the
country in total defense in 2010 and 52nd in 2011.
Buh also was part of a major turnaround during his
term at Stanford. He was linebackers coach in 2007 for a
team that had gone 1-11 the year before. The 2007 squad
improved to four wins, including one of the greatest upsets
in college football history -- as a 41-point underdog, the
Cardinal scored a 24-23 road victory at Southern California.
Buh was promoted by then-head coach Jim Harbaugh to
co-defensive coordinator for his final two seasons.
In his first year as co-defensive coordinator, Stanford
ranked 11th nationally in quarterback sacks and improved
to five wins. Three Cardinal defenders were named AllPac-12. In 2009, Stanford played in the Sun Bowl, the
school’s first bowl appearance since 2001, and had four
players receive All-Pac-12 honors, including NFL All-Pro
cornerback Richard Sherman.
A native of Escondido, Calif., Buh played linebacker
for two seasons at Palomar College, where he helped
the team to a share of the 1991 Junior College Grid-Wire
national championship as a freshman. He was a juniorcollege All-American as a sophomore.
Buh went on to play at Nevada in 1993-94 and was
a part of a Big West championship team as a senior. He
graduated with a degree in physical education and began
his coaching career at his high school alma mater, Orange
Glen HS, in 1996.
Buh entered the collegiate coaching ranks at Nevada
as a graduate assistant in 1997-98 and coached defensive
backs and special teams in ‘99. He was a defensive
administrative assistant at California in 2000-01.
Buh coached linebackers at San Diego State at 200205. During his time with the Aztecs, Buh coached four
players who went on to the NFL, including Kirk Morrison,
a first-team All-American, two-time Mountain West
Conference Defensive Player of the Year and three-time
All-MWC selection. Morrison went on to play eight years in
the NFL. Buh coached one season at Fresno State before
going to Stanford.
Buh’s wife, Kelly, is a native of New Albany, Ind. They
have two sons, Luke and Logan.
The Buh File
Hometown: Alma Mater: Escondido, Calif.
Nevada, ‘96
Coaching Experience
Maryland
2016-
Defensive Coordinator
Kentucky
2015
Outside Linebackers
California
2013
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers
Wisconsin
2012Linebackers
Nevada
2010-11
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers
Stanford
2008-09
Co-Defensive Coord./Linebackers
2007Linebackers
Fresno State
2006
Graduate Assistant
San Diego State
2002-05Linebackers
California
2000-01
Defensive Administration Assistant
Nevada
1999
Defensive Backs/Special Teams
1997-98
Graduate Assistant (DB)
Playing Experience
Nevada
1993-94Linebacker
Palomar Junior College
1991-92
Linebacker (AA)
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WALT BELL
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks
Middle Tennessee State ‘05 • First Year at Maryland
Walt Bell, one of the most dynamic young offensive
minds in college football, was named Maryland’s Offensive
Coordinator, on December 20, 2015.
Bell joined the Maryland staff after serving as offensive
coordinator, assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach
at Arkansas State the last two seasons. The Red Wolves
currently rank 14th nationally in scoring offense, averaging
40.0 points per game.
In his 26 games overseeing the Arkansas State offense,
the Red Wolves have posted over 300 yards 24 times, over
400 yards 18 times and over 500 yards 11 times.
Bell helped Arkansas State placed eight offensive
players on the 2015 All-Sun Belt Conference Team. Junior
offensive linemen Jemar Clark and Colton Jackson, and
senior wide receiver J.D. McKissic were first team allconference selections.
In Bell’s first year at Arkansas State, the Red Wolves
broke five school records on the offensive side of the
ball. The high-tempo offense posted 6,194 yards of total
offense, averaged 476.5 yards per game, ran 1,024 plays,
scored 477 points and totaled 65 touchdowns. Bell’s
offensive unit ranked among the top 45 teams in the nation
in seven statistical categories, including scoring offense
(No. 18), total offense (No. 20), rushing offense (No. 25),
first downs (No. 30), completion percentage (No. 36), team
passing efficiency (No. 38) and passing offense (No. 39).
Bell, who has been a part of 10 bowl games as either a
coach or player, came to Arkansas State after spending the
previous two seasons as North Carolina’s tight ends coach
and recruiting coordinator. Bell was part of an offensive
staff that helped North Carolina break over 35 school
records.
Bell helped North Carolina average 432.4 total yards
per game during the 2013 season. Coaching the tight ends
position, he was part of a passing game that ranked 28th
in the nation with an average of 277.4 yards per game.
Bell also helped lead UNC to the 2012 Atlantic Coast
Conference Coastal Division title, the same year the Tar
Heels ranked 14th nationally with 485.6 yards per game.
Under Bell’s tutelage, tight end Eric Ebron was a twotime All-ACC pick and named First Team All-America in
2013. Ebron finished the 2013 season with 973 receiving
yards, the most by any tight end in ACC history. Bell’s
initial season at UNC saw Ebron triple his output over the
previous year, hauling in 40 receptions for 625 yards.
Bell also helped the Tar Heels build a pair of strong
recruiting classes. The 2012 class ranked among the top
five in the ACC despite a lack of available scholarships, and
the 2013 class was among the top four in the conference.
Bell went to North Carolina after coaching wide
receivers at Southern Miss. He was part of a Southern Miss
offensive staff that helped the Golden Eagles establish
school records for total offense with 6,459 yards in 2011.
USM ranked 17th in the nation in total offense and 14th
in scoring offense as the Golden Eagles had their best
season in school history.
Southern Miss won the Conference USA championship
over previously unbeaten Houston and then won its schoolrecord 12th game of the year by beating Nevada in the
Hawaii Bowl. Bell’s wide receivers were a big reason for
USM’s success. The top four receivers on the team all
had more than 30 receptions, led by Kelvin Bolden who
posted a team-high 58 catches for 671 yards and seven
touchdowns. Ryan Ballentine led the team in yards (742)
and touchdowns (8) on 49 catches.
Before becoming a full-time assistant at USM, Bell spent
one season as the team’s offensive graduate assistant in
2010 when the team played Louisville in the Beef ‘O’ Brady
Bowl. With his input, the Golden Eagles set new offensive
records for production that year, including a then-school
record 5,894 yards and 453.38 yards per game.
Prior to Southern Miss, Bell spent a season as a
quality control coach at Oklahoma State. His lone season
at OSU saw the Cowboys post a 9-4 record and play in
the Cotton Bowl. Before Oklahoma State, Bell worked
two years as a graduate assistant at Memphis following
his playing days at Middle Tennessee. The Tigers played
in back-to-back bowl games during Bell’s tenure at the
school, including the 2008 St. Petersburg Bowl and the
2007 New Orleans Bowl.
Bell, a Dickson, Tennessee native, earned both his
bachelor’s degree (criminal justice administration, 2005)
and master’s degree (sports management, 2006) from
Middle Tennessee, where he was a four-year letterman
at wide receiver for the Blue Raiders. Bell also worked
at Louisiana-Lafayette for one spring following his final
season at MTSU.
The Bell File
Hometown:
Alma Mater:
Dickson, Tenn.
Middle Tennessee State, ‘05
Coaching Experience
Maryland
2016-
Offensive Coordinator/QBs
Arkansas State
2014-15
Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Coord./QBs
North Carolina
2012-13
Recruiting Coordinator/Tight Ends
Southern Miss
2011
Wide Receivers
2010
Offensive Grad. Assistant
Southern Miss
2011
Wide Receivers
2010
Offensive Grad. Assistant
Oklahoma State
2009
Quality Control
Memphis
2007-08
Graduate Assistant
Playing Experience
Middle Tennessee
2002-05
Wide Receiver
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AAZAAR ABDUL-RAHIM
Defensive Backs
San Diego State ‘98 • First Year at Maryland
Abdul-Rahim comes to Maryland after a two-year stint at
Alabama where he most recently served as the assistant
director of player personnel. He was initially hired as a
defensive analyst.
Abdul-Rahim made his name as the head coach of
Friendship Collegiate Academy in Washington D.C. After
founding the school’s football program in 2004, he turned
it into a national power, accumulating 62 wins and leading
the team to a District of Columbia State Athletic Association
championship in 2012.
While at Friendship, Abdul-Rahim helped over 100 players
earn scholarships to play college football, including star
Florida cornerback Jalen Tabor and former Florida State
defensive tackle Eddie Goldman. He also coached former
Maryland defensive end Yannick Ngakoue, who became
Maryland’s single-season sacks leader in 2015 before
being selected in the third round of the 2016 NFL Draft by
the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Abdul-Rahim also founded “Cover One”, a defensive back
training academy that has worked with 25 NFL players.
The Washington D.C. native played two seasons at San
Diego State (1997-1998) after a stint at Mesa Community
College. After college, the Dunbar High School standout,
played for the San Diego Riptide of the Arena Football
League.
The Abdul-Rahim File
Hometown Alma Mater Washington, D.C.
San Diego State, ‘98
Coaching Experience
Maryland
2016-
Defensive Backs
Alabama
2015
Asst. Director of Player Personnel
2014
Defensive Analyst
Friendship Collegiate Academy (D.C.)
2004-13
Head Coach
Playing Experience
San Diego State
1997-98
Mesa Community College
1995-96
Defensive Back
Defensive Back
MATT BARNES
Linebackers
Salisbury ‘08 • First Year at Maryland
After stops at the University of Florida and the University
of Michigan, Matt Barnes joined the Maryland football
coaching staff as the linebackers coach in January 2016.
He directly assisted DJ Durkin, who was named the
footballscoop.com Special Teams Coordinator of the Year
in 2012.
Barnes spent the 2015 season as the defensive analyst
at the University of Michigan under the then-defensive
coordinator Durkin and head coach Jim Harbaugh. The
Wolverine defense ranked first nationally in defensive pass
efficiency, third in passing yards allowed, fourth in total
defense and 11th in scoring defense. On game days, he
served as the primary scouter in the box and contributed to
sideline and halftime adjustments.
Barnes spent the 2011 season as the offensive coordinator
and quarterbacks coach at West Virginia Wesleyan
College, where he helped coach all-american quarterback
Adam Neugebauer to Division II Quarterback of the Year
honors. Barnes’ offense led the conference in total offense,
passing offense, passing efficiency and first downs. He
signed over 25 prospects throughout the east coast, served
as the academic coordinator and was involved in all areas
of program management.
Prior to Michigan, Barnes served as a defensive and
special teams graduate assistant for three years at the
University of Florida from 2012-14. He worked directly
under the defensive and special teams coordinators,
assisting a 2014 Gator defense that ranked 15th nationally
in total defense and 10th in defensive pass efficiency.
Florida’s special teams unit also achieved immense
success during Barnes’ tenure, ranking second nationally
in kickoff coverage and third in punt returns in 2013.
Barnes began his coaching career in 2009 as the running
backs coach at Delaware Valley College, before beginning
his first stint at West Virginia Wesleyan in 2010 as running
backs coach.
Barnes is a 2008 graduate of Salisbury University on
Maryland’s eastern shore, where he was elected as team
captain by teammates and was a candidate for the Draddy
Trophy Award.
The Barnes File
Hometown Alma Mater Ijamsville, Md.
Salisbury, ‘08
Coaching Experience
Maryland
2016-Linebackers
Michigan
2015
Defensive Analyst
Florida
2012-14
Defensive/Special Teams Graduate Asst.
West Virginia Wesleyan
2011
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks
2010
Running Backs
Delaware Valley College
2009
Running Backs
Playing Experience
Salisbury
2005-08Linebacker
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CHRIS BEATTY
Wide Receivers
East Tennessee State ‘95 • First Year at Maryland
Boasting 10 years of FBS coaching experience, Chris
Beatty joined the Maryland football coaching staff as the
wide receivers coach in January of 2016 as part of head
coach DJ Durkin’s first staff in College Park.
Beatty has prior FBS stops at Virginia (2015), Wisconsin
(2013-14), Illinois (2012), Vanderbilt (2011), West Virginia
(2008-10) and Northern Illinois (2007). He comes to College
Park having coached a variety of offensive positions.
Beatty served as assistant head coach/running backs coach
at Virginia, coached wide receivers for two years and spent
one season as the recruiting coordinator at Wisconsin,
served as co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach
at Illinois, coached wide receivers and was the recruiting
coordinator at Vanderbilt, oversaw the running backs and
slot receivers at West Virginia and served as the running
backs coach at Northern Illinois.
This past season, Beatty worked under current Maryland
Associate Head Coach Mike London at Virginia. He
oversaw the rise of junior running back Taquan Mizzell,
who broke the ACC record for receiving yards by a running
back in a season with 721 on his way to third-team All-ACC
honors.
Beatty helped guide Wisconsin to an 11-3 record in 2014,
including a 34-31 overtime win over Auburn in the Outback
Bowl. In 2013, Beatty helped senior wide receiver Jared
Abbrederis set the school record for receptions in a season
(78) and become just the third receiver in school history to
compile over 1,000 receiving yards in a season with 1,081.
Abbrederis, who went on to be selected by the Green Bay
Packers in the 2014 NFL Draft, was a consensus first-team
All-Big Ten selection.
While at Vanderbilt, Beatty helped the Commodores win
the 2011 Liberty Bowl, and prior to that, he was part of three
straight bowl appearances during his time at West Virginia.
His stint with the Mountaineers also included the 2010 Big
East championship.
While at West Virginia, Beatty coached running back Noel
Devine, who rushed for more than 3,600 yards under
Beatty’s direction and earned a pair of All-BIG EAST
honors.
Ten of Beatty’s former players have gone on to the NFL,
and he also mentored 14 all-conference performers.
A 1995 graduate of East Tennessee State, where he was a
standout wide receiver, Beatty played professionally in the
Canadian Football League before becoming a successful
high school coach in Virginia. A native of Centreville, Va.,
Beatty led Landstown High School to a 40-2 record from
2003-05 and won a state championship with a team that
featured current Buffalo Bills wide receiver Percy Harvin.
Beatty’s first coaching job was at Hampton, where he served
as offensive coordinator and running backs coach in 2006.
Beatty directed Hampton to the 2006 Mid-Eastern Athletic
Conference championship and a berth in the FCS playoffs.
The Pirates ranked No. 7 in the FCS with an average of
34.7 points per game, with three of Beatty’s wide receivers
-- Dereck Faulkner, Onrea Jones and Marquay McDaniel
-- eventually earning playing time in the NFL.
The Beatty File
Hometown Alma Mater Centreville, Va.
Bowling Green, ‘87
Coaching Experience
Maryland
2016-
Wide Receivers
Virginia
2015
Assistant Head Coach/Running Backs
Wisconsin
2014
Recruiting Coordinator/Wide Receivers
2013
Wide Receivers
Illinois
2012
Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks
Vanderbilt
2011
Recruiting Coordinator/Wide Receivers
West Virginia
2008-10
Running Backs/Slot Receivers
Northern Illinois
2007
Running Backs
Hampton
2006
Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs
Landstown HS
2003-05
Head Coach
Salem HS
2001-02
Head Coach
North Stafford HS
1998-00
Head Coach
Playing Experience
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
1997
Baltimore Stallions
1995
East Tennessee State
1991-94
Wide Receiver
Wide Receiver
Wide Receiver
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DAVE BORBELY
Offensive Line
DePauw ‘82 • First Year at Maryland
Dave Borbely, who brings 35 years of coaching
experience, was hired by head coach DJ Durkin in January
2016 to coach the Terps offensive line. Borbely has coached
the offensive line at nine schools, including Stanford, Notre
Dame, Colorado, Louisville and Virginia.
Borbely most recently served as offensive line coach
under current Maryland Associate Head Coach Mike
London at Virginia during the 2015 season. It marked his
fifth season overall in Charlottesville as Borbely was UVA’s
running game coordinator and offensive line coach from
2006-09.
During his first stint at UVA, Borbely tutored senior
offensive tackle Eugene Monroe to several 2008 AllAmerica squads, including second-team honors by the
Associated Press and Walter Camp Football Foundation.
Monroe also received the Jacobs Blocking Trophy, given
to the ACC’s top blocker. In his time with the Cavaliers,
Borbely also coached Branden Albert, a third-team AP AllAmerican in 2007, as well as offensive guard Austin Pasztor
in 2008 and 2009, who later was a second-team AP AllAmerican in 2011. All three offensive linemen are now in the
NFL.
In between his two stints at Virginia, Borbely was on
Charlie Strong’s staff at Louisville (2010-13) for four seasons
before spending the 2014 season helping lead Colorado
State-Pueblo to the NCAA DII national championship. He
served as the running game coordinator and offensive line
coach at both stops.
Borbely’s teams have reached 13 bowl games, including
the Sugar Bowl (1986, 2013) and the Fiesta Bowl (2001).
He helped Louisville earn three bowl game wins and a
postseason appearance in each of his four seasons there.
The Cardinals captured the 2012 and 2013 BIG EAST
title and won the 2013 Sugar Bowl over Florida. During
Borbely’s final two seasons at Louisville, the Cardinals went
a combined 23-3 and were ranked amongst the nation’s top
20 programs both seasons.
In his time at Louisville, Borbely helped guide and
develop two all-conference offensive lineman in 2010, 2012
and 2013 as well as Jake Smith, Louisville’s first FWAA
freshman All-American in 2011. Included in that bunch was
walk-on Alex Kupper, now playing for the Houston Texans,
and 2011 NFL Draft sixth-round selection Byron Stingily of
the Tennessee Titans.
Prior to his first stint with UVA, Borbely spent four
seasons as the offensive line coach at Colorado for Gary
Barnett.
Borbely’s wide-range of coaching experience has
allowed him to develop an extensive recruiting base,
including the Northeast and West Coast. He has coached
for some of the top names in collegiate football including
Barnett, Strong, Tyrone Willingham and Phillip Fulmer.
During Borbely’s four years at Colorado, the Buffs made
three bowl appearances and won the Big 12 Northern
Division three times. In 2002, his first season with the Buffs,
Colorado finished sixth in the nation in rushing. In 2005,
he coached Mark Fenton, a first-team All-Big 12 performer
who was one of six finalists for the Dave Riminigton Award
presented to the nation’s top center.
Prior to his stint at Colorado, Borbely was the offensive
line coach at Notre Dame from 1998 to 2001. While with the
Irish, he coached in two New Year’s Day bowls (1999 Gator
and 2001 Fiesta). During each of his first three seasons
with the Irish, the Notre Dame offense ranked in the top30 nationally in rushing.
From 1995 to 1997 Borbely was
the offensive line coach at Stanford where he helped the
Cardinal to Liberty and Sun Bowl invitations following the
`95 and `96 seasons. In 1996, Borbely had two linemen,
Brad Badger and Nate Parks, selected in the NFL draft.
His previous assistant coaching stops included Tulane
from 1992 to 1994, Temple from 1989 to 1991 and Rice
from 1986 to 1988.
Borbely started his coaching career as a graduate
assistant at Evansville from 1981 to 1982. He was the
freshman defensive line coach at Pennsylvania in 1983
and received his first coaching opportunity on the Division
I level as a graduate assistant for Phillip Fulmer at
Tennessee from 1984 to 1985.
A native of Hammond, Ind., Borbely earned his bachelor
of arts degree in history from DePauw (Ind.) University and
a master of arts in secondary education from the University
of Evansville in 1982. At DePauw, he earned four letters in
football and twice was named the team’s top lineman.
Borbely and his wife, Bev, have three children - Joseph,
Laura and Brian.
The Borbely File
Hometown: Alma Mater: Hammond, Ind.
DePauw, ‘82
Coaching Experience
Maryland
2016-
Offensive Line
Virginia
2015
Offensive Line
Colorado State-Pueblo
2014
Offensive Line/Run Game Coord.
Louisville
2010-13
Offensive Line/Run Game Coord.
Virginia
2006-09
Offensive Line/Run Game Coord.
Colorado
2002-05
Offensive Line
Notre Dame
1998-01
Offensive Line
Stanford
1995-97
Offensive Line
Tulane
1992-94
Offensive Line
Temple
1989-91
Offensive Line
Rice
1986-88
Offensive Line
Tennessee
1984-85
Graduate Assistant
Pennsylvania
1983
Freshman DL Coach
Evansville
1981-82
Graduate Assistant
Playing Experience
DePauw (Ind.)
1976-80
Offensive Lineman
40
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
ANTHONY TUCKER
Running Backs
Fresno State ‘99 • First Year at Maryland
Anthony Tucker joined the Maryland football coaching
staff as the running backs coach in January of 2016 as part
of head coach DJ Durkin’s first staff in College Park.
Tucker has spent the last three seasons at Arkansas
State, serving as running backs coach from 2014-15 and
wide receivers coach in 2013.
The Red Wolves were extremely successful during
Tucker’s tenure, claiming the Sun Belt Conference
championship in 2013 and 2015, and earning trips to bowl
games during all three seasons.
Under Tucker’s tutelage in 2015, Arkansas State ranked
15th in the FBS in rushing offense, averaging 231.3 yards
per game on the ground. The Red Wolves racked up 3,007
rushing yards on the season and rushed for 4.95 yards per
carry. Arkansas State also set school records in both points
scored (520) and touchdowns (69).
During his first season as the running backs coach in
2014, the Red Wolves set school records for total offense
(6,194 yards), average yards per game (476.5) and total
plays (1,024). Arkansas State ranked No. 18 in the nation
in scoring offense, No. 25 in rushing offense and No. 30 in
first downs.
Red Wolves running back Michael Gordon rushed for a
combined 2,162 yards and 24 touchdowns during his two
years under Tucker’s guidance. He was named a second
team All-Sun Belt Conference pick both years. In addition,
freshman running back Warren Ward was recognized on
the leagues newcomer team in 2015 after rushing for 709
yards and five touchdowns during his first season.
Tucker came to Arkansas State after spending the
previous two seasons at Idaho State, where he coached
wide receivers for a squad that ranked among the top 10
in the nation in passing yards in back-to-back years. Led
by All-America wide receiver Rodrick Rumble, the Bengals
averaged 351.6 passing yards per game in 2012 to rank
fourth nationally, while the 2011 team held the nation’s
ninth-best average at 300.6 yards per game.
Prior to joining Idaho State, Tucker served the 2010
season as Colorado’s Offensive Technical Assistant under
then-head coach Dan Hawkins. Tucker went to Colorado
after spending the 2006-09 seasons as Lakewood (Calif.)
High School’s Passing Game Coordinator and Wide
Receivers Coach. He also coached the wide receivers
in the Best of the West Quarterback and Wide Receivers
Skills Camp in 2008 and 2009 in Lakewood.
Tucker spent four seasons in the NFL, signing as
a free agent with the New York Giants in 1999 and later
earning a spot on the team’s practice squad in 2000. He
was allocated to NFL Europe from the Giants in 2001 and
played for the Amsterdam Admirals. He signed with the St.
Louis Rams in 2002 and then suffered a career-ending leg
injury.
A three-year letterman at Fresno State, Tucker
started at wide receiver his last two seasons with the
Bulldogs. Tucker earned his Bachelor of Science degree
in criminology in 1999 from Fresno State, where he was
a WAC Scholar-Athlete, member of the dean’s list three
times and earned President’s List honors one time for
having a 4.0 GPA.
The Tucker File
Hometown: Alma Mater: Aurora, Colo.
Fresno State, ‘99
Coaching Experience
Maryland
2016-
Running Backs
Arkansas State
2014-15
Running Backs
2013
Wide Receivers
Idaho State
2011-12
Wide Receivers
Colorado
2010
Offensive Technical Assistant
Lakewod High School (Calif.)
2006-09
Passing Game Coord./WRs
Playing Experience
St. Louis Rams
2002
Amsterdam Admirals
2001
Fresno State
1995-98
Wide Receiver
Wide Receiver
Wide Receiver
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
45
2015 SEASON STATISTICS
2015 University of Maryland Football
Maryland Combined Team Statistics (as of Jul 11, 2016)
All games
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Date
Sep 05, 2015
Sep 12, 2015
Sep 19, 2015
Sep 26, 2015
Oct 03, 2015
Oct 10, 2015
Oct 24, 2015
Oct 31, 2015
Nov 07, 2015
Nov 14, 2015
Nov 21, 2015
Nov 28, 2015
Rushing
Opponent
RICHMOND
BOWLING GREEN
USF
at West Virginia
#22 MICHIGAN
at #1 Ohio State
PENN STATE
at #10 IOWA
WISCONSIN
at #13 Michigan State
INDIANA
at Rutgers
gp-gs
Ross, Brandon
Hills, Perry
Brown, Wes
Johnson, Ty
Rowe, Caleb
Likely, William
Goins, Kenneth
Cockerille, Shane
Culmer, Malcolm
Moore, D.J.
Jacobs, Levern
Riddle, Joe
Total
Opponents
12-11
9-8
10-1
12-0
10-4
11-11
12-3
11-1
12-7
12-10
10-6
12-1
12
12
Passing
gp-gs
att
Score
50-21
27-48
35-17
6-45
0-28
28-49
30-31
15-31
24-31
7-24
28-47
46-41
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
gain loss
Att.
38117
36332
36827
61174
51802
107869
68948
62667
44678
73406
33685
44846
net avg
td
lg avg/g
150 1012 54 958 6.4 10
109 671 136 535 4.9 3
71 331 14 317 4.5 3
35 254
4 250 7.1 3
20 176 29 147 7.3 0
11
95
2
93 8.5 0
9
61
1
60 6.7 1
16
53 16
37 2.3 0
1
11
0
11 11.0 0
1
9
0
9 9.0 0
2
9
1
8 4.0 0
2
3
1
2 1.0 0
441 2708 300 2408 5.5 20
521 2313 360 1953 3.7 23
effic comp-att-int
pct
80 79.8
75 59.4
19 31.7
44 20.8
36 14.7
43
8.5
42
5.0
13
3.4
11
0.9
9
0.8
9
0.8
3
0.2
80 200.7
66 162.8
yds
td
Hills, Perry
Rowe, Caleb
Cockerille, Shane
Garman, Daxx
Moore, D.J.
Team
Total
Opponents
9-8 96.94
10-4 85.39
11-1 77.77
2-0 94.22
12-10
0.00
4-0
0.00
12 90.26
12 143.79
90-180-13
76-165-15
11-23-0
6-18-1
0-1-0
0-1-0
183-388-29
222-385-9
50.0 1001 8
46.1 894 6
47.8
82 0
33.3 115 1
0.0
0 0
0.0
0 0
47.2 2092 15
57.7 3101 27
Receiving
gp-gs
yds
td
Jacobs, Levern
Moore, D.J.
Jacobs, Taivon
Etta-Tawo, Amba
Culmer, Malcolm
Edwards, Avery
Brown, Wes
Davenport, Jahrvis
Lane, DeAndre
Likely, William
Ross, Brandon
Johnson, Ty
Goins, Kenneth
Hayward, Derrick
Gallo, P.J.
Total
Opponents
Field Goals
Craddock, Brad
Greene, Adam
Scoring
Ross, Brandon
Craddock, Brad
Greene, Adam
Hills, Perry
Moore, D.J.
Johnson, Ty
Brown, Wes
Likely, William
Jacobs, Levern
Goins, Kenneth
Jacobs, Taivon
Edwards, Avery
Culmer, Malcolm
Lane, DeAndre
Davenport Jahrvis
no.
10-6 35 425
12-10 25 357
12-4 21 264
12-2 20 216
12-7 15 221
12-3 14 115
10-1 13
89
10-0 11 154
11-3
9 152
11-11
5
17
12-11
5
17
12-0
2
30
12-3
2
14
12-2
2
10
12-5
2
9
12 183 2092
12 222 3101
fg
8-10
3-5
td
pct. 01-19
80.0 0-0
60.0 0-0
fg
10 - 8-10
- 3-5
3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1
kick
22-23
11-11
-
avg
12.1
14.3
12.6
10.8
14.7
8.2
6.8
14.0
16.9
3.4
3.4
15.0
7.0
5.0
4.5
11.4
14.0
20-29
3-4
2-3
3
3
2
0
2
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
15
27
30-39
3-3
0-0
lg avg/g
52 111.2
70 89.4
19
7.5
46 57.5
0
0.0
0
0.0
70 174.3
64 258.4
lg avg/g
40-49
2-2
1-2
-
-
Interceptions
no.
Nixon, Anthony
Davis, Sean
Brooks, Jalen
Jefferson, Quinton
3
3
2
1
lg blk
44
44
-
pts
60
46
20
20
18
18
18
18
18
12
12
12
12
6
6
0
0
Away
1-4
1-3
0-1
UMD
217
105
96
16
2408
441
5.5
200.7
20
2092
183-388-29
5.4
11.4
174.3
15
4500
5.4
375.0
48-1039
26-449
9-97
18-7
85-746
70-37.2
27:36
50/170
7/21
yds avg
11
75
11
0
3.7
25.0
5.5
0.0
no. yds avg
lg
55 2099 38.2 70
9 328 36.4 52
5 166 33.2 48
1 13 13.0 13
td
lg
0
0
0
0
16
38
7
0
tb
fc i20 50+ blk
1 18 13
1 1 6
0 2 0
0 0 0
no.
23
3
26
13
408
41
449
96
yds avg
td
2
0
2
0
85
33
85
29
Kick Returns
no.
yds avg
td
lg
kr
ir
Likely, William
Jacobs, Taivon
Johnson, Ty
Goins, Kenneth
Gallo, P.J.
Total
Opponents
All Purpose
Likely, William
Ross, Brandon
Hills, Perry
Johnson, Ty
Jacobs, Levern
Total
Opponents
Total Offense
Hills, Perry
Rowe, Caleb
Ross, Brandon
Brown, Wes
Johnson, Ty
Total
Opponents
17.7
13.7
17.3
7.4
35 789 22.5
5
95 19.0
5 125 25.0
2
24 12.0
1
6 6.0
48 1039 21.6
39 898 23.0
g
rush
rcv
pr
Neutral
0-0
0-0
0-0
OPP
262
102
134
26
1953
521
3.7
162.8
23
3101
222-385-9
8.1
14.0
258.4
27
5054
5.6
421.2
39-898
13-96
29-363
21-9
86-757
64-42.3
32:24
61/175
9/18
Punt Returns
Likely, William
Johnson, Ty
Total
Opponents
0-1
0-0
Home
2-5
0-4
2-1
Team Statistics
FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
RUSHING YARDAGE
Rushing Attempts
Average Per Rush
Average Per Game
TDs Rushing
PASSING YARDAGE
Comp-Att-Int
Average Per Pass
Average Per Catch
Average Per Game
TDs Passing
TOTAL OFFENSE
Average Per Play
Average Per Game
KICK RETURNS: #-Yards
PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards
INT RETURNS: #-Yards
FUMBLES-LOST
PENALTIES-Yards
PUNTS-AVG
TIME OF POSSESSION/Game
3RD-DOWN Conversions
4TH-DOWN Conversions
Pritchard, Nicolas
Craddock, Brad
Shrader, Lee
Team
50-99
-
Overall
3-9
1-7
2-2
Punting
49 42.5
52 29.8
70 22.0
20 18.0
48 18.4
24
9.6
24
8.9
46 15.4
41 13.8
8
1.5
11
1.4
23
2.5
13
1.2
6
0.8
5
0.8
70 174.3
64 258.4
PAT
rush rcv pass dxp saf
1-1
-
Record:
All games
Conference
Non-Conference
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
lg
1 100
0 28
0 45
0 19
0
6
1 100
1 98
total avg/g
11
93
17 408 789
0 1307 118.8
12 958
17
0
0
0 975 81.2
9 535
0
0
0
0 535 59.4
12 250
30 41 125
0 446 37.2
10
8 425
0
0
0 433 43.3
12 2408 2092 449 1039 97 6085 507.1
12 1953 3101 96 898 363 6411 534.2
g plays
9
10
12
10
12
12
12
rush
pass
289 535 1001
185 147 894
150 958
0
71 317
0
35 250
0
829 2408 2092
906 1953 3101
total avg/g
1536
1041
958
317
250
4500
5054
170.7
104.1
79.8
31.7
20.8
375.0
421.2
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2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
2015 OFFENSIVE/ST STATISTICS
2015 University of Maryland Football
Maryland Overall Individual Statistics (as of Jul 05, 2016)
All games
Scoring
Ross, Brandon
Craddock, Brad
Greene, Adam
Hills, Perry
Jacobs, Levern
Likely, William
Brown, Wes
Moore, D.J.
Johnson, Ty
Culmer, Malcolm
Goins, Kenneth
Edwards, Avery
Jacobs, Taivon
Davenport, Jahrvis
Lane, DeAndre
Garman, Daxx
Rowe, Caleb
Total
Opponents
Field Goals
Craddock, Brad
Greene, Adam
FG Sequence
Richmond
Bowling Green
USF
West Virginia
Michigan
Ohio State
Penn State
IOWA
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Indiana
Rutgers
td
10
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
38
53
fg
8-10
3-5
11-15
14-23
fg
kick
22-23
11-11
33-34
51-51
1-1
0-1
0-1
1-3
-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0-1
- 0-1
1 1-2
-
pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99
8-10 80.0 0-0
3-5 60.0 0-0
Maryland
PAT
rush rcv pass dxp saf
(34),(31),(30),28
(41),(23)
51,(44),(27),(29)
(44),46
(26),(25),29
3-4
2-3
3-3
0-0
2-2
1-2
Opponents
0-1
0-0
27,34
(34)
51,(48),44
47,(30),(32)
44
(40),45
45,(49)
(28),42
(35)
(21),(19),(48),(36)
(44),(30)
Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.
pts
Total Offense
- 60
- 46
- 20
- 20
- 18
- 18
- 18
- 18
- 18
- 12
- 12
- 12
- 12
6
6
0
0
- 296
- 413
lg blk
44
44
0
0
g plays
rush pass
9
10
12
10
12
11
2
11
12
12
12
10
12
12
4
12
12
Punting
no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk
Kickoffs
no. yds avg tb ob retn
Pritchard, Nicolas
Craddock, Brad
Shrader, Lee
Team
Total
Opponents
55 2099
9 328
5 166
1 13
70 2606
64 2708
Craddock, Brad
Greene, Adam
Total
Opponents
All Purpose
Likely, William
Ross, Brandon
Hills, Perry
Johnson, Ty
Jacobs, Levern
Brown, Wes
Moore, D.J.
Jacobs, Taivon
Culmer, Malcolm
Etta-Tawo, Amb
Davenport, Jahr
Lane, DeAndre
Rowe, Caleb
Edwards, Avery
Goins, Kenneth
Davis, Sean
Cockerille, Shan
Gallo, P.J.
Brooks, Jalen
Hayward, Derric
Nixon, Anthony
Riddle, Joe
Team
Garman, Daxx
Total
Opponents
289 535 1001
185 147 894
150 958
0
71 317
0
35 250
0
39
37
82
29 -13 115
11
93
0
9
60
0
1
11
0
2
9
0
2
8
0
2
2
0
1
-3
0
3
-3
0
829 2408 2092
906 1953 3101
total avg/g
Hills, Perry
Rowe, Caleb
Ross, Brandon
Brown, Wes
Johnson, Ty
Cockerille, Shane
Garman, Daxx
Likely, William
Goins, Kenneth
Culmer, Malcolm
Moore, D.J.
Jacobs, Levern
Riddle, Joe
Nixon, Anthony
Team
Total
Opponents
38.2
36.4
33.2
13.0
37.2
42.3
70
52
48
13
70
65
g
rush
rcv
170.7
104.1
79.8
31.7
20.8
10.8
51.0
8.5
5.0
0.9
0.8
0.8
0.2
-0.2
-0.8
375.0
421.2
1 18 13 5
1 1 6 1
0 2 0 0
0 0 0 0
2 21 19 6
8 9 22 19
38 2380 62.6 14
19 1060 55.8 2
57 Maryland
3440 60.4 16
76 4464 58.7 19
11
93
17
12 958
17
9 535
0
12 250
30
10
8 425
10 317
89
12
9 357
12
0 264
12
11 221
12
0 216
10
0 154
11
0 152
10 147
0
12
0 115
12
60
14
12
0
0
11
37
2
12
0
9
12
0
0
12
0
10
12
-3
0
12
2
0
4
-3
0
2 -13
0
12 2408 2092
12 1953 3101
1536
1041
958
317
250
119
102
93
60
11
9
8
2
-3
-3
4500
5054
pr
0
0
0
1
1
0
net ydln
0
22015 University of Maryland Footba
Overall
Statistics (as of J
2 23.0 37.6 Individual
27
All games
7 21.6 38.8 26
kr
408 789
0
0
0
0
41 125
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
95
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
24
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
449 1039
96 898
ir
total avg/g
0 1307 118.8
0 975 81.2
0 535 59.4
0 446 37.2
0 433 43.3
0 406 40.6
0 366 30.5
0 359 29.9
0 232 19.3
0 216 18.0
0 154 15.4
0 152 13.8
0 147 14.7
0 115 9.6
0
98 8.2
75
75 6.2
0
39 3.5
0
15 1.2
11
11 0.9
0
10 0.8
11
8 0.7
0
2 0.2
0
-3 -0.8
0 -13 -6.5
97 6085 507.1
363 6411 534.2
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
47
2015 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
2015 University of Maryland Football
Maryland Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Jul 05, 2016)
All games
#
23
21
20
19
43
4
99
7
37
90
9D
41
38
34
27
57
1D
26
32
9
39
92
24
67
17
61
96
83
5
30
2
13
5L
1
8
2D
45
63
7Q
42
11
88
76
78
25
31
48
82
ua
Tackles
a
tot
Defensive Leaders
gp-gs
Carter, Jermaine
Davis, Sean
Nixon, Anthony
Hendy, A.J.
Brooks, Jalen
Likely, William
Jefferson, Quinton
Ngakoue, Yannick
Thompson, Avery
Braglio, Roman
Ukandu, Azubuike
Aniebonam, Jesse
Zanotto, Brett
Ashiru, Jefferson
Hill, Alvin
Opara, Kingsley
Conyers, Denzel
Savage, Darnell
Ross, Jarrett
Burke, Tyler
Walker, Cavon
Burkett, Chandler
Ezeagwu, Daniel
Shaw, David
Woods, Josh
Tanyi, Mbi
Kulka, Brett
Culmer, Malcolm
Brown, Wes
Goins, Kenneth
Cockerille, Shane
Lane, DeAndre
Adams, Nate
Moore, D.J.
Jacobs, Levern
Ventura, J.T.
Ross, Brandon
Minter, Mike
Rowe, Caleb
Dean, Brock
Hills, Perry
Gallo, P.J.
Dunn, Michael
Tucker, Ty
Carter, Antwaine
Egbuaba, Nnamdi
Hayward, Derrick
Edwards, Avery
Total
Opponents
12-12
66
37
12-12
70
18
12-12
55
27
12-12
48
28
12-11
32
32
11-11
35
9
12-12
23
16
12-11
26
12
12-7
24
12
11-10
20
15
11-8
14
10
12-3
14
9
10-0
13
10
5-5
15
6
12-0
14
3
11-0
8
8
9-0
9
6
10-1
11
1
11-0
9
1
12-0
6
2
10-0
5
2
8-0
5
2
10-0
4
2
4-4
4
2
6-0
2
2
7-0
4
.
11-0
2
2
12-7
4
.
10-1
4
.
12-3
4
.
11-1
2
1
11-3
3
.
12-0
1
2
12-10
2
.
10-6
2
.
4-0
1
1
12-11
1
.
3-3
1
.
10-4
1
.
2-1
1
.
9-8
1
.
12-5
.
1
11-11
1
.
7-0
1
.
3-0
1
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7-0
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1
12-2
1
.
12-3
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12
570 280
12
481 292
103
88
82
76
64
44
39
38
36
35
24
23
23
21
17
16
15
12
10
8
7
7
6
6
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
.
850
773
tfl/yds
14.0-32
5.5-9
4.5-12
1.0-2
1.0-2
4.0-8
12.5-56
15.0-83
0.5-3
5.5-14
6.5-22
6.5-23
1.0-5
1.0-13
.
0.5-5
2.0-11
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1.0-2
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2.5-10
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0.5-1
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1.0-1
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1.0-6
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87-320
84-325
Sacks
no-yds
Pass defense
Fumbles
blkd
int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds
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1.0-3
3-75
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3-11
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2-11
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6.5-45
1-0
13.5-77
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3.0-10
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2.5-14
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3.5-16
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0.5-4
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1.0-13
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0.5-5
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1.0-7
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1.0-8
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35-208
9-97
25-152 29-363
3
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4
4
1
11
1
1
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1
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1
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2
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3
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39
46
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14
27
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10
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2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
2015 OFFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME
Rushing
Att-Yds / TD #2 Cockerille
Richmond
-
Bowling Green
-
USF
-
at West Virginia
-
Michigan
-
at Ohio State
-
Penn State
-
at Iowa
1-1 / 0
Wisconsin
3-13 / 0
at Michigan State
-
Indiana 12-23 / 0
at Rutgers
dnp
#4 Likely
-
-
-
-
-
1-8 / 0
4-30 / 0
1-(-2) / 0
3-56 / 0
2-1 / 0
-
dnp
Receiving
Rec-Yds / TD #1 Moore #2 Cockerille
Richmond
2-23 / 0
-
Bowling Green
1-42 / 1
-
USF
3-47 / 0
1-7 / 0
at West Virginia
-
-
Michigan
2-17 / 0
-
at Ohio State
3-64 / 1
-
Penn State
3-24 / 0
-
at Iowa
1-5 / 0
-
Wisconsin
2-51 / 1
-
at Michigan State 1-10 / 0
-
Indiana 3-25 / 0
1-(-5) / 0
at Rutgers
4-49 / 0
dnp
Rec-Yds / TD #30 Goins
Richmond
-
Bowling Green
-
USF
1-1 / 1
at West Virginia
-
Michigan
1-13 / 0
at Ohio State
-
Penn State
-
at Iowa
-
Wisconsin
-
at Michigan State
-
Indiana -
at Rutgers
-
#5 Brown
13-74 / 1
9-56 / 0
1-3 / 0
3-13 / 0
5-8 / 0
5-30 / 1
5-17 / 0
8-33 / 0
10-34 / 1
12-52 / 0
dnp
dnp
#6 Johnson
10-83 / 1
-
10-30 / 0
4-20 / 0
-
2-(-2) / 0
2-11 / 0
-
3-19 / 0
-
2-2 / 0
2-87 / 2
#4 Likely
-
-
-
-
-
-
1-4 / 0
-
-
3-9 / 0
1-4 / 0
dnp
#5 Brown
1-(-3) / 0
2-28 / 0
-
3-26 / 0
2-26 / 0
-
3-5 / 0
1-3 / 0
1-4 / 0
-
-
dnp
#45 B. Ross #48 Hayward #82 Edwards
-
1-4 / 0
2-12 / 0
-
-
1-8 / 0
-
-
3-36 / 2
1-6 / 0
-
3-33 / 0
0-(-1) / 0
-
-
-
-
1-14 / 0
1-(-3) / 0
-
-
1-11 / 0
-
2-8 / 0
-
-
-
-
-
-
1-9 / 0
-
2-4 / 0
-
-
-
Passing
C-A-I / Yds / TD #2 Cockerille
#7 Rowe
Richmond
-
0-1-0 / 0 / 0
Bowling Green
-
1-3-2 / 17 / 0
USF
-
21-33-3 / 297 / 3
at West Virginia
-
10-27-4 / 67 / 0
Michigan
-
8-27-3 / 47 / 0
at Ohio State
-
-
Penn State
-
-
at Iowa
-
-
Wisconsin
-
7-18-1 / 97 / 1
at Michigan State
-
3-5-2 / 42 / 0
Indiana
11-22-0 / 82 / 0 10-19-0 / 88 / 0
at Rutgers
dnp
16-32-0 / 239 / 0
#7 Rowe
1-9 / 0
-
5-13 / 0
2-8 / 0
1-(-8) / 0
-
-
-
-
-
4-27 / 0
7-98 / 0
#18 Garman
dnp
dnp
dnp
5-2 / 0
6-(-15) / 0
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
#30 Goins
-
-
-
-
-
-
1-1 / 0
-
-
1-(-1) / 0
6-18 / 0
1-42 / 1
#6 Johnson #8 L. Jacobs #12 T. Jacobs
-
2-32 / 1
1-12 / 0
-
3-32 / 1
-
1-7 / 0
8-107 / 0
2-82 / 1
-
2-5 / 0
2-10 / 0
-
3-20 / 0
1-1 / 0
-
4-26 / 0
1-13 / 0
-
4-50 / 0
1-43 / 0
-
dnp
3-18 / 1
-
2-48 / 1
2-10 / 0
-
3-55 / 0
3-34 / 0
1-23 / 0
4-50 / 0
4-22 / 0
-
dnp
1-10 / 0
#13 Lane
-
-
-
1-16 / 0
1-10 / 1
3-63 / 0
-
4-63 / 0
#83 Culmer #84 Etta-Tawo #85 Davenport
1-37 / 1
2-21 / 0
dnp
4-26 / 0
5-49 / 0
dnp
-
1-9 / 0
-
-
2-18 / 0
1-46 / 1
-
-
-
-
-
-
3-65 / 0
2-27 / 0
-
1-14 / 0
1-13 / 0
1-2 / 0
1-12 / 0
2-16 / 0
-
1-5 / 0
5-63 / 0
1-6 / 0
2-23 / 1
-
1-11 / 0
2-39 / 0
-
7-89 / 0
#88 Gallo
-
1-4 / 0
1-5 / 0
Punting
#11 Hills
12-21-1 / 138 / 2
15-30-1 / 168 / 2
dnp
dnp
dnp
10-27-2 / 133 / 1
19-28-3 / 225 / 1
11-22-3 / 74 / 1
6-16-1 / 97 / 1
14-30-1 / 140 / 0
dnp
3-6-1 / 16 / 0
#18 Garman
No-Avg / In20
dnp
Richmond
dnp
Bowling Green
dnp
USF
4-9-1 / 86 / 1
at West Virginia
2-9-0 / 29 / 0
Michigan
dnp
at Ohio State
dnp
Penn State
dnp
at Iowa
dnp
Wisconsin
dnp at Michigan State
dnp
Indiana
dnp
at Rutgers
#11 Hills
3-25 / 0
8-94 / 0
dnp
dnp
dnp
25-170 / 2
26-124 / 0
19-104 / 0
11-(-14) / 0
16-39 / 0
dnp
1-(-7) / 0
#45 Ross
18-150 / 1
8-10 / 0
18-68 / 1
15-130 / 0
14-44 / 0
7-29 / 0
10-58 / 1
5-31 / 0
2-4 / 0
6-16 / 1
19-250 / 3
28-173 / 3
Field Goals
#95 Pritchard Made (Missed)
1-43.0 / 0
Richmond
5-42.2 / 1
Bowling Green
1-43.0 / 1
USF
5-38.4 / 0
at West Virginia
10-36.0 / 1
Michigan
6-44.2 / 1
at Ohio State
2-34.5 / 1
Penn State
6-45.0 / 3
at Iowa
2-33.2 / 0
Wisconsin
2-21.5 / 0
at Michigan State
7-36.1 / 1
Indiana
3-42.3 / 1
at Rutgers
#15 Craddock
34, 31, 30 (28)
41, 23
-
-
-
-
(51), 44, 27, 29
-
-
dnp
dnp
dnp
#3 Greene
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
44, (46)
26, 25 (29)
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
2015 DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME
UT-AT-TT / Sacks#4 Likely #7 Ngakoue
Richmond
4-0-4 / 0.0
Bowling Green 4-1-5 / 0.0
USF
4-0-4 / 0.0
at West Virginia 6-1-7 / 0.0
Michigan
5-1-6 / 0.0
at Ohio State
1-4-5 / 0.0
Penn State
3-0-3 / 0.0
at Iowa
1-0-1 / 0.0
Wisconsin
3-0-3 / 0.0
at Michigan State 2-1-3 / 0.0
Indiana 2-1-3 / 0.0
at Rutgers
dnp
1-0-1 / 0.0
4-0-4 / 3.0
5-1-6 / 1.5
2-1-3 / 1.0
1-0-1 / 1.0
2-2-4 / 0.5
4-0-4 / 2.0
1-2-3 / 1.5
3-2-5 / 0.5
1-4-5 / 1.5
1-0-1 / 1.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
#9 Burke
2-0-2 / 0.0
-
-
1-0-1 / 0.0
-
-
1-0-1 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
-
0-2-2 / 0.0
-
1-0-1 / 0.0
UT-AT-TT / Sacks#25 A. Carter#26 Savage #27 Hill
Richmond
-
Bowling Green
-
USF
1-0-1 / 0.0
at West Virginia
dnp
Michigan
dnp
at Ohio State
dnp
Penn State
dnp
at Iowa
dnp
Wisconsin
dnp
at Michigan State dnp
Indiana dnp
at Rutgers
dnp
dnp
dnp
-
-
-
-
-
2-0-2 / 0.0
0-1-1 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
3-0-3 / 0.0
5-0-5 / 0.0
UT-AT-TT / Sacks#43 Brooks#57 Opara
Richmond
0-1-1 / 0.0
Bowling Green 4-5-9 / 0.0
USF
0-4-4 / 0.0
at West Virginia 9-1-10 / 0.0
Michigan
4-0-4 / 0.0
at Ohio State
3-6-9 / 0.0
Penn State
0-2-2 / 0.0
at Iowa
3-4-7 / 0.0
Wisconsin
0-2-2 / 0.0
at Michigan State 2-3-5 / 0.0
Indiana 3-4-7 / 0.0
at Rutgers
4-0-4 / 0.0
-
1-3-4 / 0.0
0-1-1 / 0.0
-
dnp
0-2-2 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
1-1-2 / 0.5
2-1-3 / 0.0
-
1-0-1 / 0.0
2-0-2 / 0.0
-
7-1-8 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
-
-
0-1-1 / 0.0
0-1-1 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
2-0-2 / 0.0
-
-
3-0-3 / 0.0
#61 Tanyi
dnp
dnp
dnp
2-0-2 / 0.0
2-0-2 / 0.0
dnp
-
-
dnp
-
-
-
#11 Conyers #19 Hendy
#20 Nixon
5-0-5 / 0.0
6-3-9 / 0.0
3-3-6 / 0.0
7-3-10 / 0.0
4-2-6 / 0.0
1-4-5 / 0.0
4-0-4 / 0.0
1-4-5 / 0.0
5-3-8 / 0.0
6-3-9 / 0.0
3-2-5 / 0.0
3-1-4 / 0.0
#32 Ross
#34 Ashiru #37 Thompson#38 Zanotto #39 Walker#41 Aniebonam
#67 Shaw
#90 Braglio #92 Burkett #95 Ukandu #96 Kulka #99 Jefferson
-
0-1-1 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
2-0-2 / 0.0
2-0-2 / 0.0
2-0-2 / 0.0
-
1-0-1 / 0.0
-
-
1-0-1 / 0.0
-
1-0-1 / 0.0
0-1-1 / 0.0
0-1-1 / 0.0
3-0-3 / 0.0
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
2-2-4 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
6-3-9 / 0.0
5-1-6 / 1.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
dnp
1-2-3 / 0.0
4-1-5 / 0.0
4-3-7 / 2.0
1-1-2 / 0.0
1-1-2 / 0.0
dnp
2-2-4 / 0.0
0-2-2 / 0.0
1-1-2 / 1.0
1-1-2 / 0.0
2-1-3 / 0.0
3-0-3 / 0.0
2-1-3 / 0.0
6-3-9 / 0.0
2-3-5 / 0.0
5-3-8 / 0.0
5-1-6 / 0.0
7-4-11 / 0.0
3-0-3 / 0.0
6-3-9 / 0.0
4-1-5 / 0.0
3-4-7 / 0.0
5-1-6 / 0.0
7-3-10 / 0.0
#21 S.Davis #23 J. Carter#24 Ezeagwu
dnp
dnp
-
-
-
-
1-0-1 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 1.0
0-4-4 / 0.0
6-2-8 / 0.0
dnp
-
-
2-0-2 / 0.0
1-2-3 / 0.0
2-0-2 / 0.0
3-2-5 / 0.0
3-2-5 / 0.0
1-1-2 / 0.0
2-2-4 / 0.0
0-2-2 / 0.0
3-1-4 / 0.0
7-0-7 / 0.0
dnp
dnp
1-0-1 / 1.0
dnp
dnp
4-1-5 / 0.0
-
-
-
0-1-1 / 0.0
-
-
3-2-5 / 1.0
12-2-14 / 0.0
5-4-9 / 0.0
6-1-7 / 0.0
6-0-6 / 0.0
5-2-7 / 0.0
4-0-4 / 0.0
6-1-7 / 0.0
5-2-7 / 0.0
2-3-5 / 0.0
6-0-6 / 0.0
10-1-11 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
-
-
-
1-1-2 / 0.0
dnp
1-0-1 / 0.0
2-2-4 / 0.5
2-2-4 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
3-2-5 / 0.0
2-3-5 / 0.0
-
-
1-0-1 / 0.0
3-0-3 / 1.0
-
1-1-2 / 0.5
1-0-1 / 1.0
2-2-4 / 0.0
2-3-5 / 0.0
3-3-6 / 0.0
0-1-1 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
5-3-8 / 0.0
9-4-13 / 0.0
6-5-11 / 0.0
10-4-14 / 0.0
6-2-8 / 0.0
4-5-9 / 0.0
4-1-5 / 0.0
4-0-4 / 0.0
3-3-6 / 0.0
2-3-5 / 0.0
8-5-13 / 0.0
5-2-7 / 0.0
-
0-1-1 / 0.0
-
dnp
2-0-2 / 0.0
1-1-2 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
-
-
dnp
1-0-1 / 0.0
-
-
dnp
-
1-1-2 / 0.0
-
0-1-1 / 0.0
-
1-0-1 / 0.0
-
-
-
-
0-1-1 / 0.0
1-1-2 / 0.0
-
-
-
2-0-2 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
dnp
dnp
-
-
-
1-2-3 / 1.0
5-0-5 / 0.0
1-1-2 / 1.0
0-1-1 / 0.0
1-0-1 / 0.0
2-2-4 / 0.0
-
0-1-1 / 0.5
0-1-1 / 0.5
2-1-3 / 0.5
2-0-2 / 0.0
2-4-6 / 2.0
2-3-5 / 1.0
0-1-1 / 0.5
2-0-2 / 0.0
1-2-3 / 1.0
3-0-3 / 0.0
2-0-2 / 0.0
4-0-4 / 1.0
3-3-6 / 1.0
1-1-2 / 0.0
3-2-5 / 0.0
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2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
2015 SEASON SUPERLATIVES
INDIVIDUAL MARYLAND GAME HIGHS
INDIVIDUAL OPPONENT GAME HIGHS
MARYLAND TEAM HIGHS
OPPONENT TEAM HIGHS
Rushes
28
Yards Rushing
250
TD Rushes
3
Long Rush
80
Pass attempts
33
Pass completions
21
Yards Passing
297
TD Passes
4
Long Pass
70
Receptions
8
Yards Receiving
107
TD Receptions
2
Long Reception
70
Field Goals
3
Long Field Goal
44
Punts
10
Punting Avg
45.0
Long Punt
70
Punts inside 20
3
Long Punt Return
85
Long Kickoff Return 100
Tackles
14
Sacks
3.0
Tackles For Loss
3.0
3.0
Interceptions
2
Rushes
48
Yards Rushing
401
Yards Per Rush
9.5
TD Rushes
6
Pass attempts
41
Pass completions
21
Yards Passing
297
Yards Per Pass
15.7
TD Passes
4
Total Plays
87
Total Offense
656
Yards Per Play
8.2
Points
50
Sacks By
6.0
First Downs
27
Penalties
12
Penalty Yards
120
Turnovers
6
Interceptions Thrown 5
Punts
10
Punting Avg
45.0
Long Punt
70
Punts inside 20
4
Long Punt Return
85
Brandon Ross at Rutgers (Nov 28, 2015)
Brandon Ross vs Indiana (Nov 21, 2015)
Brandon Ross vs Indiana (Nov 21, 2015)
Brandon Ross at Rutgers (Nov 28, 2015)
Brandon Ross at Rutgers (Nov 28, 2015)
Caleb Rowe vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Caleb Rowe vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Caleb Rowe vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Caleb Rowe vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Caleb Rowe vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Levern Jacobs vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Levern Jacobs vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Avery Edwards vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Taivon Jacobs vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Brad Craddock vs Richmond (Sep 5, 2015)
Brad Craddock vs Penn State (Oct 24, 2015)
Brad Craddock vs Penn State (Oct 24, 2015)
Adam Greene vs Wisconsin (Nov 7, 2015)
Nicolas Pritchard vs Michigan (Oct 3, 2015)
Nicolas Pritchard at Iowa (Oct 31, 2015)
Nicolas Pritchard at Iowa (Oct 31, 2015)
Brad Craddock vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Nicolas Pritchard at Iowa (Oct 31, 2015)
Nicolas Pritchard vs Wisconsin (Nov 7, 2015)
William Likely vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
William Likely at Iowa (Oct 31, 2015)
Sean Davis vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Jermaine Carter at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
Yannick Ngakoue vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Yannick Ngakoue vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Quinton Jefferson at Iowa (Oct 31, 2015)
Sean Davis vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
vs Penn State (Oct 24, 2015)
at Rutgers (Nov 28, 2015)
at Rutgers (Nov 28, 2015)
at Rutgers (Nov 28, 2015)
vs Indiana (Nov 21, 2015)
vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
vs Indiana (Nov 21, 2015)
vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
vs Wisconsin (Nov 7, 2015)
vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
vs Indiana (Nov 21, 2015)
at Rutgers (Nov 28, 2015)
at Rutgers (Nov 28, 2015)
vs Richmond (Sep 5, 2015)
vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
at Rutgers (Nov 28, 2015)
vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
vs. Michigan (Oct 3, 2015)
at Iowa (Oct 31, 2015)
at Iowa (Oct 31, 2015)
vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Rushes
24
Yards Rushing
147
TD Rushes
3
Long Rush
66
Pass attempts
55
Pass completions
36
Yards Passing
491
TD Passes
6
Long Pass
64
Receptions
15
Yards Receiving
200
TD Receptions
2
Long Reception
64
Field Goals
4
Long Field Goal
49
Punts
9
Punting Avg
54.7
Long Punt
65
Punts inside 20
4
Long Punt Return
29
Long Kickoff Return 98
Tackles
10
Sacks
2.0
Tackles For Loss
4.5
Interceptions
2
Rushes
59
Yards Rushing
304
Yards Per Rush
5.2
TD Rushes
5
Pass attempts
55
Pass completions
36
Yards Passing
491
Yards Per Pass
24.2
TD Passes
6
Total Plays
105
Total Offense
692
Yards Per Play
6.9
Points
49
Sacks By
4.0
First Downs
37
Penalties
10
Penalty Yards
124
Turnovers
3
Interceptions Thrown 3
Punts
9
Punting Avg
54.7
Long Punt
65
Punts inside 20
4
Long Punt Return
29
Quinton Flowers, vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
Devine Redding, vs Indiana (Nov 21, 2015)
W. Smallwood, at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
J.T. Barrett, at Ohio State (Oct 10, 2015)
Jehu Chesson, vs. Michigan (Oct 3, 2015)
Matt Johnson, vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Matt Johnson, vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Matt Johnson, vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Matt Johnson, vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Matt Johnson, vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Roger Lewis, vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Roger Lewis, vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Roger Lewis, vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Shelton Gibson, at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
Mitchell Paige, vs Indiana (Nov 21, 2015)
Robbie Rhodes, vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Griffin Oakes, vs Indiana (Nov 21, 2015)
Marshall Koehn, at Iowa (Oct 31, 2015)
D.J. Helkowski, vs Richmond (Sep 5, 2015)
C. Johnston, at Ohio State (Oct 10, 2015)
C. Johnston, at Ohio State (Oct 10, 2015)
J. Hartbarger at Michigan State (Nov 14, 2015)
Jabrill Peppers, vs. Michigan (Oct 3, 2015)
N. Jamerson, vs Wisconsin (Nov 7, 2015)
Omar Howard, vs Richmond (Sep 5, 2015)
Troy Reeder, vs Penn State (Oct 24, 2015)
Jack Cichy, vs Wisconsin (Nov 7, 2015)
Tyquan Lewis, at Ohio State (Oct 10, 2015)
Jack Cichy, vs Wisconsin (Nov 7, 2015)
M. McDowell, at Michigan State (Nov 14, 2015)
Denard Turner, vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
Tanner McEvoy, vs Wisconsin (Nov 7, 2015)
at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
at Ohio State (Oct 10, 2015)
vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
vs Penn State (Oct 24, 2015)
vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
vs Indiana (Nov 21, 2015)
at Ohio State (Oct 10, 2015)
at Ohio State (Oct 10, 2015)
at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
at West Virginia (Sep 26, 2015)
vs. Michigan (Oct 3, 2015)
at Michigan State (Nov 14, 2015)
vs Bowling Green (Sep 12, 2015)
vs USF (Sep 19, 2015)
vs Richmond (Sep 5, 2015)
at Ohio State (Oct 10, 2015)
at Ohio State (Oct 10, 2015)
at Michigan State (Nov 14, 2015)
vs. Michigan (Oct 3, 2015)
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
51
PARTICIPATION CHART
R-SENIORS (1) RICH BG USF WV MI OSUPSU IA WIS MSU IND RU
19
Hendy DB S SS SSSSSSSSS
Class Participation 1-1 1-1 1-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-1 1-1
SENIORS (13)
RICH BG USF WV MI OSUPSU IA WIS MSU IND RU
R-JUNIORS (3)
RICH BG USF WV MI OSUPSU IA WIS MSU IND RU
JUNIORS (26)
RICH BG USF WV MI OSUPSU IA WIS MSU IND RU
15
Craddock PK
S S SSSSSSSdnp
dnp
dnp
18Garman QB
dnp dnp dnp x x dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp dnp
20
Nixon DB
S S SSSSSSSSS S
21
S. Davis DB S S SSSSSSSSS S
27
Hill DB
x x xxxxxxxxx x
34Ashiru LB
S S S S S dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp dnp
37
Thompson LB
x x x x xSSSSSS S
40Foreman QB
dnp dnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp dnp
45
B.Ross RB
S S SSSSSSSxS S
50
Mulrooney OL
S S SSSSSSSSS S
55
Doyle OL
S S SSSSSSSSS S
60Grommer OL
x dnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp S dnp
66
Zeller OL
S S SSSSSSSSS S
Class Participation 8-108-108-108-118-118-98-98-98-96-88-9 7-8
7
Rowe QB
x x SSSx xxx xS x
8
L. Jacobs WR
S S xSSSSdnpx x xdnp
99
Jefferson DL
S S SSSSSSSSS S
Class Participation 2-3 2-3 2-33-33-32-32-31-21-31-32-3 1-2
3Barry-Pollock DB
4
Likely DB
5
Brown RB
7
Ngakoue LB
11
Conyers DB
11Hills QB
13
Lane WR
29
Riddle RB
30
Goins FB
32
J. Ross DB 33Stefanelli FB
39
Walker LB
42Dean LB
42Miles RB
44Isaacs TE
46Logan LB
49Franco DL
59Carpenter LS
76
Dunn OL
78Tucker OL
79Shelton OL
83
Culmer WR
84 Etta-Tawo WR
88
Gallo TE
90
Braglio DL
95
Ukandu DL
Class Participation
dnp dnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp dnp
S S SSSSSSSSSdnp
x x xxxxxxxSdnp
dnp
S S SSSSSSSSS x
dnp
dnpxxxxxxxxxdnp
S S dnpdnpdnp S S S S S dnp S
x x xxxxxSxSdnpS
x x xxxxxxxxSx
Sx xSSxxxxxx x
x x xxxxxxxxx x
dnp dnp dnpdnpdnpdnp x x dnp x x x
x x xdnpx x x x xdnpx x
dnp dnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnp x dnpdnp S dnp
dnp dnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp dnp
dnp dnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp dnp
dnp dnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp dnp
dnp dnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp dnp
dnp dnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp dnp
S S SSSSSSSSSdnp
x dnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnp x x x x x
x dnp dnpdnpdnpdnp x S S x x x
xSxxxxSSSSSS
SSxxxxxxxxx x
x xSxxxxxSSSS
S x SSSdnpSSSSS S
dnpx x xSSSSSSS S
7-16 6-15 5-155-156-155-157-189-209-189-189-17 6-15
R-SOPHOMORES (1)RICH BG USF WV MI OSUPSU IA WIS MSU IND RU
35M. Smith RB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
Class Participation 0-0 0-00-0 0-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-0
SOPHOMORES (24) RICH BG USF WV MI OSUPSU IA WIS MSU IND RU
2
Cockerille QBx xSxxxxxxxxdnp
2Collins DB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
3Greene K dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnp x S S S
12
T. Jacobs WRx xSSSSxxxxxx
17Woods DB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnp x x x x x x
23
J. Carter LB S SS SSSSSSSSS
24
Ezeagwu DBx xx xxxx
dnp
dnpxxx
24Ventura DB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnp x x x x
25A. Carter DB x x x dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
36Dennah DB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnp x x dnpdnpdnp
41
Aniebonam LB x Sx xxSxxxxxS
43
Brooks LB S SS SSSSSSSxS
47
Keihn DL tr trtr trtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtr
48
Hayward TESSx xxxxxxxxx
52Jones DL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
54Dulaney OL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnp x x x dnp x x
56
Adams LS S SS SSSSSSSSS
57
Opara DLx xx xdnpxxxxxxx
63Minter OL S S S dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
67Shaw DL S S S S dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
69Marchese OL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
89Roca TE dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
92
Burkett DLdnp
dnpxdnp
dnpxxxxxxx
97
Sutton P/PK tr trtr trtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtr
Class Participation 6-13 7-127-13 5-10 4-8 5-103-123-123-144-13 3-14 5-13
R-FRESHMEN (13)RICH BG USF WV MI OSU PSU IA WIS MSU IND RU
6Morton RB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
9
Burke LBx xx xxxxxxxxx
31Egbuaba LB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnp x x x x x x
38Shrader P dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp x dnpdnp
56Gillespie LB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
58
Prince OL x x x SSSSdnp
dnpSxS
64B. Moore OL x dnpdnp dnpdnpdnp x x x x x S
70Christie OL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
75D. Gray OL dnp dnpdnp dnp x dnpdnp x dnpdnpdnpdnp
86A. Gray TE dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
96
Kulka DLxdnpx xxxxxxxxx
Class Participation 0-4 0-20-3 1-31-41-31-50-50-41-60-52-5
T-FRESHMEN (23) RICH BG USF WV MI OSUPSU IA WIS MSU IND RU
1
D.J. Moore WR x xS SSSSSSSSS
6
Johnson RBx xx xxxxxxxxx
14Shaffer QB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
16Rubinowicz P dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
22I. Davis LB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
26
Savage DBdnp
dnpx xxxxxxxxS
38
Zanotto LBxdnpx xxdnpxxxxxx
49Little LB dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
51Oliveira LS dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
53Boulware OL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
59Howard DL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
61
Tanyi LBdnpdnpdnp x xdnpx xdnpx x x
65Zimmerman OL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
68 McKennie OL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
71Donahue OL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
74T. Smith OL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
77McClain OL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
82
Edwards TEx xx xxSSSxxxx
85
Davenport WRdnp
dnpx xxxxxxxxx
87Cornwell WR dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
93Saine DL dnp dnpdnp dnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnpdnp
95
Pritchard P/PK S SS SSSSSSSSS
Class Participation 1-5 1-42-7 2-82-83-63-83-82-72-82-83-8
ACTIVE PLAYERS 52 4652 515047555756575752
x – indicates played in game; S – indicates started game; dnp – did not play; ; tr - indicates will sit out season as transfer; susp - suspended for the game
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2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS
Offense
GAME
TE/FB Left Tackle Left Guard
Center Right Guard Right Tackle
WR Quarterback
TB WR FB/TB/WR
RichmondHayward 3Dunn 27Minter 1Mulrooney 6Zeller 21Doyle 24Etta-Tawo 13Hills 8
B. Ross 27 L. Jacobs 7
Goins 9
4
28
2
7
22
25
14
9
28
8
Bowling Green Hayward Dunn Minter Mulrooney Zeller Doyle Etta-Tawo Hills B. Ross L. Jacobs
Culmer 5
3
29
3
8
23
26
1
4
29
2
USFGallo Dunn Minter Mulrooney Zeller Doyle D.J. Moore Rowe B. Ross T. Jacobs
Cockerille 1
at West Virginia Goins 10Dunn 30Doyle 27Mulrooney 9Zeller 24Prince 1 D.J. Moore 2Rowe 5
B. Ross 30 T. Jacobs 3 L. Jacobs
9
MichiganGoins 11Dunn 31Doyle 28Mulrooney 10Zeller 25Prince 2 D.J. Moore 3Rowe 6
B. Ross 31 T. Jacobs 4 L. Jacobs 10
1
32
29
11
26
3
4
10
at Ohio State Edwards Dunn Doyle Mulrooney Zeller Prince D.J. Moore Hills B. Ross 32 T. Jacobs 5 L. Jacobs 11
Penn State
Edwards 2Dunn 33Doyle 30Mulrooney 12Zeller 27Prince 4 D.J. Moore 5Hills 11
B. Ross 33Culmer 6 L. Jacobs 12
at Iowa
Edwards 3Dunn 34Shelton 1Mulrooney 13Zeller 28Doyle 31 D.J. Moore 6Hills 12
B. Ross 34Culmer 7
Lane 1
4
35
2
14
29
32
7
13
35
8
WisconsinGallo Dunn Shelton Mulrooney Zeller Doyle D.J. Moore Hills B. Ross Culmer
Likely 1*
5
36
33
15
30
5
8
14
6
9
at Michigan State Gallo Dunn Doyle Mulrooney Zeller Prince D.J. Moore Hills Brown Culmer
Lane 2
IndianaGallo 6Dunn 37Grommer 1Mulrooney 16Zeller 31Doyle 34 D.J. Moore 9Rowe 7
B. Ross 36Culmer 10
Riddle 1
at Rutgers
Gallo 7Doyle 35
B. Moore 1Mulrooney 17Zeller 32Prince 6 D.J. Moore 10Hills 15
B. Ross 37Culmer 11
Lane 3
*William Likely made his first career start on offense against Wisconsin - he started at both WR and CB in the game.
Defense
GAME DEDT DTDESAM
MIKE
WILL
Cornerback
Safety
Safety
Cornerback
RichmondBraglio 3
Shaw 2Jefferson 17Ngakoue 12Brooks 5
J. Carter 1Ashiru 20Likely 25Hendy 7Nixon 30
S. Davis 29
Bowling Green Aniebonam 1
Shaw 3Jefferson 18Ngakoue 13Brooks 6
J. Carter 2Ashiru 21Likely 26Hendy 8Nixon 31
S. Davis 30
4
4
19
14
7
3
22
27
9
32
USFBraglio
Shaw Jefferson Ngakoue Brooks J. Carter Ashiru Likely Hendy Nixon S. Davis 31
5
5
20
15
8
4
23
28
10
33
at West Virginia Braglio
Shaw Jefferson Ngakoue Brooks J. Carter Ashiru Likely Hendy Nixon S. Davis 32
MichiganBraglio 6
Ukandu 1Jefferson 21Ngakoue 16Brooks 9
J. Carter 5Ashiru 24Likely 29Hendy 11Nixon 34
S. Davis 33
at Ohio State Aniebonam 2 Ukandu 2Jefferson 22Ngakoue 17Thompson 1 J. Carter 6Brooks 10Likely 30Hendy 12Nixon 35
S. Davis 34
7
3
23
18
2
7
11
31
13
36
Penn State
Braglio
Ukandu Jefferson Ngakoue Thompson J. Carter Brooks Likely Hendy Nixon S. Davis 35
8
4
24
19
3
8
12
32
14
37
at Iowa
Braglio
Ukandu Jefferson Ngakoue Thompson J. Carter Brooks Likely Hendy Nixon S. Davis 36
WisconsinBraglio 9
Ukandu 5Jefferson 25Ngakoue 20Thompson 4 J. Carter 9Brooks 13Likely 33Hendy 15Nixon 38
S. Davis 37
at MSU
Braglio 10
Ukandu 6Jefferson 26Ngakoue 21Thompson 5 J. Carter 10Brooks 14Likely 34Hendy 16Nixon 39
S. Davis 38
11
7
27
22
6
11
1
35
17
40
IndianaBraglio
Ukandu Jefferson Ngakoue Thompson J. Carter Dean Likely Hendy Nixon S. Davis 39
12
8
28
3
7
12
15
1
18
41
at Rutgers
Braglio
Ukandu Jefferson Aniebonam Thompson J. Carter Brooks Savage Hendy Nixon S. Davis 40
Class Starters by Game (includes punter, snapper & place-kicker)
GAME
Seniors
Richmond
9
Bowling Green
9
USF
9
at West Virginia
9
Michigan
9
at Ohio State
9
Penn State
9
at Iowa
9
Wisconsin
9
at Michigan State
7
Indiana
9
at Rutgers
8
Juniors
9
8
7
6
9
7
9
10
11
11
11
7
Sophomores
6
7
7
5
4
5
3
3
3
4
3
5
Terrapin Playing-Experience Superlatives
Redshirt Freshmen
True Freshmen
0
1 (Pritchard)
0
1 (Pritchard)
0
2 (Moore, Pritchard)
1
2 (Moore, Pritchard)
1
2 (Moore, Pritchard)
1
3 (Edwards, Moore, Pritchard)
1
3 (Edwards, Moore, Pritchard)
0
3 (Edwards, Moore, Pritchard)
0
2 (Moore, Pritchard)
1
2 (Moore, Pritchard)
0
2 (Moore, Pritchard)
2
3 (Moore, Pritchard, Savage)
OffenseDefense
Most overall starts, career —
37, Michael Dunn (OL)
41, Anthony Nixon (DB)
37, Brandon Ross (RB)
40, Sean Davis (DB)
Most overall starts, 2015 —
11, 3 players
11, 5 players
Most consecutive starts, career —
28, Andrew Zeller (OL)
38, Sean Davis (DB)
Most consecutive starts, 2015 —
11, 3 players
11, 5 players
Total
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 1 RECAP: RICHMOND
LIKELY SHINES IN TERPS’ SEASON-OPENING WIN
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - William Likely set a
Big Ten record with 233 yards in punt returns
and Brandon Ross ran for career-high 150
yards and one touchdown as Maryland rolled to
a season-opening 50-21 victory over Richmond
on Saturday.
Perry Hills threw two touchdown passes for
the Terrapins, who scored 37 straight points
after falling behind 14-13 in the second quarter.
Likely returned eight punts, including a
67-yarder for a touchdown that made it 43-14
with 10:30 remaining. He had another return of
47 yards.
The 5-foot-7 junior also had two kickoff
returns for 63 yards, giving him 296 yards in
kick returns for the afternoon.
Ross averaged 8.3 yards per carry and put
Maryland up 29-14 with a 21-yard TD run early
in the third quarter. He eclipsed his previous
career high of 149 yards before the quarter
ended.
Making his first start since 2012, Hills
completed 12 of 21 passes for 138 yards and
an interception. The junior wasn’t exceptionally
sharp, but he didn’t have to be because the
Terrapins totaled 341 yards on the ground.
Richmond’s Kyle Lauletta went 18 for 30 for
220 yards. The Spiders mustered only 56 yards
rushing, and Lauletta was sacked four times.
After Maryland took a quick 10-0 lead,
Richmond went ahead 14-13 on a 4-yard run
by Lauletta with 10:35 left in the second quarter.
Hills then directed a 12-play drive that
produced a field goal by Brad Craddock, and
a 37-yard touchdown catch by Malcolm Culmer
made it 22-14 at halftime.
Ross scored the only touchdown of the third
quarter, and a 1-yard touchdown run by Wes
Brown made it 36-14.
Maryland then forced a punt, and Likely
weaved his way through the Richmond defense
before getting to the left sideline and diving into
the end zone.
His 233-yard performance on punt returns
broke the record set by Nile Kinnick of Iowa in
1939.
With the victory, Maryland improved to 5-0
in openers under coach Randy Edsall. The
Terrapins have won six straight season openers
and 11 of 12.
GAME STATS
RICHMOND21
MARYLAND50
Sep. 5, 2015 at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium
(38,117)
SCORING
Richmond
Maryland
1234- F
7707- 21
1012721- 50
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
MD - FG Brad Craddock 34, 12:06
MD - Levern Jacobs 23 pass fr Hills (Craddock kick), 6:14
RICH - Jacobi Green 1 run (Yoder kick), 0:48
Second Quarter
MD - FG Brad Craddock 31, 12:34
RICH - Kyle Lauletta 4 run (Yoder kick), 10:35
MD - FG Brad Craddock 30, 4:10
MD - Malcolm Culmer 37 pass fr Hills, 1:00
Third Quarter
MD - Brandon Ross 21 run (Craddock kick), 12:12
Fourth Quarter
MD - Wes Brown 1 run (Craddock kick), 12:55
MD - Will Likely 67 punt return (Craddock kick), 10:30
MD - Ty Johnson 2 run (Craddock kick), 6:26
RICH - Fisher 16 run (Yoder kick), 3:22
TEAM STATISTICS
RICH
MD
First Downs
12
24
Rushes-Yards 27-5645-341
Comp-Att-Int
18-30-012-22-1
Passing Yards
220
138
Total Offense Plays-Yards57-276
67-479
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
0-0
8-233
Interception Returns-Yards 1-0
0-0
Punts-Average 9-41.91-43.0
Fumbles-Lost 1-00-0
Penalties-Yards 1-105-39
Third-Down Conversions 2-12
7-12
Fourth-Down Conversions 1-1
0-0
Red-Zone Scores-Chances3-3
5-6
Sacks By-Yards Lost
0-0
4-23
Time of Possession
29:05
30:55
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Cornerback William Likely broke a 76-yearold Big Ten record with 233 punt return yards
versus Richmond.
RUSHING - Maryland: Ross 18-150-1, Johnson 10-83-1,
Brown, 13-74-1, Hills, 3-25-0, Rowe 1-9-0; Richmond:
Green 7-23-1, Fisher 4-20-1, Abell 2-15-0, Hamlin 3-11-0,
Lauletta 11-(-13)-1.
PASSING - Maryland: Hills 12-21-1-138-2; Lauletta: 1830-0-220-0.
RECEIVING - Maryland: L. Jacobs 2-32-1, Moore 2-23-0,
Etta-Tawo 2-21-0, Edwards 2-12-0, Culmer 1-37-1, T. Jacobs
1-12-0, Hayward 1-4-0, Brown 1-(-3)-0; Richmond: Brown
4-68-0, Green 4-40-0, Diggs 3-40-0, Tibbs 3-30-0, Wilkins
2-29-0, Abell 2-13-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: J. Carter 5-3-8, Jefferson 2-4-6, Hendy
5-0-5, S. Davis 3-2-5, Likely 4-0-4, Ashiru 2-2-4, Nicon 2-1-3,
Braglio 1-2-3, Aniebonam 1-2-3, Burke 2-0-2, Zanotto 1-0-1,
Ngakoue 1-0-1, Shaw 1-0-1, Brooks 0-1-1, Ezeagwu 0-1-1;
Richmond: Howard 7-3-10, Jones 4-5-9, Herlocker 3-4-7,
Craig 4-2-6, Waller 4-2-6, Ogunniyi 4-1-5, Jones 2-2-4, Jordan
2-2-4, Moore 2-0-2, Mack 2-0-2, Day 2-0-2, Jackson 1-1-2
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 2 RECAP: BOWLING GREEN
MARYLAND FALLS TO BOWLING GREEN
GAME STATS
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Junior William Likely
returned a punt for a touchdown for the second
straight week, but Maryland fell to Bowling
Green, 48-27, for its first loss of the season
Saturday afternoon at Capital One Field at Byrd
Stadium.
Likely’s 85-yard punt return is tied for the
second longest punt return in school history,
matching the 85-yarder by Tony Logan against
Florida International in 2010. The school record
for the longest punt return belongs to Dick
Nolan, who returned a punt 90 yards against
Clemson in 1953.
Senior Brad Craddock added a pair of first
half field goals to give the Terps (1-1) a 13-6
lead over Bowling Green (1-1) at the half.
After a 55-minute weather delay pushed
back the start of the third quarter, a 58-yard TD
pass from Matt Johnson to Roger Lewis tied
the game at 13-13 less than three minutes into
the second half.
Maryland responded with a big play of its
own to go back in front 20-13 when junior Perry
Hills hooked up with D.J. Moore on a slant that
the true freshman took 42 yards to the end
zone.
BOWLING GREEN
48
MARYLAND27
Sep. 12, 2015 at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium
(36,332)
The Terps looked to have stopped Bowling
Green on its ensuing drive when Alvin Hill
picked off a Johnson pass in the end zone,
but an offside penalty on the Terps gave the
Falcons a first-and-goal opportunity that Travis
Greene converted into a score on the very next
play to tie things at 20-20.
Bowling Green outscored the Terps 28-7
in the fourth quarter to earn the victory in the
team’s first-ever meeting.
Johnson completed eight of 10 throws in
the final frame, posting 134 yards and four
touchdowns in the fourth quarter.
After the Falcons took their first lead of the
game less than a minute into the fourth quarter,
Maryland answered back with an 8-play, 75yard scoring drive that was capped by a 22-yard
TD pass from Hills to junior Levern Jacobs.
The Terrapins struggled down the stretch,
turning the ball over on their final three drives.
Hills finished the game completing 15 of 30
passes for 150 yards and two touchdowns,
while also compiling 94 yards on the ground on
eight rushes.
Junior Yannick Ngakoue posted a careerhigh three sacks, while senior Sean Davis
finished the game with 14 tackles to pace the
Maryland defense.
SCORING
Bowling Green
Maryland
1234- F
0 6 1428- 48
10377- 27
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
MD - FG Brad Craddock 41, 12:45
MD - Likely 85 punt return (Craddock kick), 0:00
Second Quarter
BG - Derek Lee 5 pass fr Johnson (Tate kick), 12:05
MD - FG Brad Craddock 23, 7:52
Third Quarter
BG - Roger Lewis 58 pass fr Johnson (Tate kick), 12:10
MD - D.J. Moore 42 pass fr Hills (Craddock kick), 10:47
BG - Green 3 run (Tate kick), 7:54
Fourth Quarter
BG - Ryan Burbrink 5 pass fr Johnson (Tate kick), 14:27
MD - Levern Jacobs 27 pass fr Hills (Craddock kick), 12:30
BG - Roger Lewis 27 pass fr Johnson (Tate kick), 9:53
BG - Robbie Rhodes 44 pass fr Johnson (Tate kick), 8:18
BG - Gehrig Dieter 14 pass fr Johnson (Tate kick), 5:24
TEAM STATISTICS
BG
MD
First Downs
35
16
Rushes-Yards 50-20126-156
Comp-Att-Int
36-55-116-33-3
Passing Yards
491
185
Total Offense Plays-Yards105-692
59-341
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
2-13
2-82
Interception Returns-Yards3-38
1-7
Punts-Average 3-50.06-41.7
Fumbles-Lost 1-01-1
Penalties-Yards 10-806-57
Third-Down Conversions 8-18
3-12
Fourth-Down Conversions 2-4
0-1
Red-Zone Scores-Chances4-7
1-1
Sacks By-Yards Lost
0-0
4-21
Time of Possession
37:57
22:03
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Defensive end Yannick Ngakoue posted a career-high and
team season-high 3.0 sacks versus Bowling Green.
RUSHING - Maryland: Hills 8-94-9, Brown 9-53-0, Ross
8-10-0; Bowling Green: Coppet 15-109-0, Greene 18-65-1,
Wilson 7-28-0, Moore 1-4-0.
PASSING - Maryland: Hills 15-30-1-168-2, Rowe 1-3-2-17-0;
Johnson 36-55-1-491-6.
RECEIVING - Maryland: Etta-Tawo 5-49-0, Culmer 4-26-0, L.
Jacobs 3-32-1, Brown 2-28-0, D.J. Moore 1-42-1, Edwards
1-8-0; Bowling Green: Lewis 15-200-2, Moore 8-79-0, Burbrink 4-39-1, Lee 3-29-1, Rhodes 2-108-1, Greene 2-14-0,
Dieter 1-14-1, Gallon 1-8-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: S. Davis 12-2-14, Carter 9-4-13, Hendy 6-3-9, Nixon 6-3-9, Brooks 4-5-9, Hill 7-1-8, Aniebonam
5-0-5, Braglio 4-1-5, Likely 4-1-5, Jefferson 2-3-5, Ngakoue
4-0-4, Opara 1-3-4, Ezeagwu 1-1-2, Ashiru 1-0-1, Walker
0-1-1, Shaw 0-1-1, J. Ross 0-1-1; Bowling Green: Greene
5-3-8, Hardy 5-3-8, Sanford 3-3-6, Hunter 4-1-5, Valdez 1-4-5,
Turner 3-1-4, Bush 1-2-3, Colvin 2-0-2, Mack 1-1-2
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 3 RECAP: USF
ROWE THROWS FOR 4TDs IN WIN OVER USF
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Caleb Rowe threw for
297 yards and four touchdowns in his first start
since 2013, and Maryland notched a 35-17
victory over South Florida on Saturday.
Despite throwing three interceptions, the
junior completed 21 of 33 passes and provided
enough big plays to help the Terrapins (2-1)
finish with 411 yards in offense.
Rowe threw touchdown passes of 12 and 22
yards to Avery Edwards; connected with Taivon
Jacobs for a 70-yard score and hit Kenneth
Goins Jr. for a 1-yard TD.
Maryland fumbled three times and totaled
12 penalties for 120 yards, but South Florida
(1-2) also had its share of miscues -- including
two turnovers, a dropped potential touchdown
pass, a holding call that wiped out a touchdown
run, and a personal foul penalty that erased a
fourth-quarter first down when the score was
28-17.
USF quarterback Quinton Flowers went 10
for 19 for 60 yards with a touchdown pass and
an interception. He was replaced for a series in
the fourth quarter by Steve Bench, who was 0
for 3 with a pick.
The game turned late in the first half after
South Florida used a 12-play drive to get a field
goal and close to 14-10.
Starting at his own 34 with 52 seconds left,
Rowe completed passed of 10 and 49 yards to
Levern Jacobs. On first-and-goal at the USF 2,
Rowe botched a pitch to Brandon Ross, who
picked up the ball and took it into the end zone
with 10 seconds remaining.
Maryland opened the second half with 45yard kickoff return by Ty Johnson. Five plays
later, Edwards made an excellent over-theshoulder catch of a Rowe pass in the end zone
for a 28-10 lead.
That proved to be enough to assure the
Terrapins their second victory of the season.
Maryland’s opening drive ended when USF’s
Devin Abraham returned an interception 42
yards, setting up a 4-yard touchdown pass from
Flowers to Rodney Adams.
Rowe bounced back to direct a 59-yard
drive, capped by a TD pass to Goins. Then, on
the last play of the quarter, Rowe connected
with Jacobs deep on the right sideline for a 70yard score.
Last year, South Florida led Maryland in the
fourth quarter before falling 24-17. In this one,
the Terrapins took control much earlier and
breezed through the final 15 minutes.
GAME STATS
USF17
MARYLAND35
Sep. 19, 2015 at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium
(38,117)
SCORING
USF
Maryland
1234- F
7370- 17
14777- 35
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
USF - Rodney Adams 4 pass fr Flowers (Nadelman kick),
12:40
MD - Kenneth Goins 1 pass fr Rowe (Craddock kick), 8:44
MD - Taivon Jacobs 70 pass fr Rowe (Craddock kick), 0:00
Second Quarter
USF - FG Emilio Nadelman 34, 0:59
MD - Brandon Ross 4 run (Craddock kick), 0:10
Third Quarter
MD - Avery Edwards 12 pass fr Rowe (Craddock kick),
13:15
USF - Quinton Flowers 7 run (Nadelman kick), 0:48
Fourth Quarter
MD - Avery Edwards 22 pass fr Rowe (Craddock kick),
10:06
TEAM STATISTICS
USF
MD
First Downs
18
18
Rushes-Yards 50-24034-114
Comp-Att-Int
10-22-221-34-3
Passing Yards
60
297
Total Offense Plays-Yards72-300
68-411
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
0-0
2-22
Interception Returns-Yards3-67
2-33
Punts-Average 5-47.44-34.5
Fumbles-Lost 3-03-0
Penalties-Yards 10-10512-120
Third-Down Conversions 7-18
8-15
Fourth-Down Conversions 1-3
1-1
Red-Zone Scores-Chances3-3
3-3
Sacks By-Yards Lost
0-0
6-27
Time of Possession
30:28
29:32
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Wide receiver Levern Jacobs caught eight passes for
107 yards - his third career 100-yard performance.
RUSHING - Maryland: Ross 18-68-1, Johnson 10-30-0, Rowe
5-13-0, Brown 1-3-0; USF: Flowers 24-85-1, Mack 12-71-0,
Tice 6-42-0, Johnson 7-25-0, Bench 1-17-0.
PASSING - Maryland: Rowe 21-33-3-297-4; USF: Flowers
10-19-1-60-1, Bench 0-3-1-0-0.
RECEIVING - Maryland: L. Jacobs 8-107-0, Moore 3-47-0,
Edwards 3-36-2, T. Jacobs 2-82-1, Etta-Tawo 1-9-0, Johnson
1-7-0, Cockerille 1-7-0, Goins 1-1-1, B. Ross 1-1-0; USF:
Adams 4-8-1, Johnson 2-27-0, Bronson 1-17-0, Mack 1-7-0,
Price 1-5-0, Barr 1-(-4)-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: J. Carter 6-5-11, Ashiry 6-3-9, S.
Davis 5-4-9, Braglio 3-4-7, Ngakoue 5-1-6, Hendy 3-3-6,
Nixon 2-3-5, Likely 4-0-4, Brooks 0-4-4, Thompson 2-0-2,
Aniebonam 1-0-1, Hill 1-0-1, Burkett 1-0-1, Ukandu 1-0-1,
A. Carter 1-0-1, Brown 1-0-1, J. Ross 1-0-1, Shaw 0-1-1,
Jefferson 0-1-1, Opara 0-1-1; USF: Senat 7-2-9, Byrd 5-4-9,
Sanchez 5-1-6, Fullwood 4-2-6, Abraham 5-0-5, Wilkins 2-35, Whitehurst 1-3-4, Hill 3-0-3, Harris 2-1-3, Nichols 1-2-3,
Awoleke 2-0-2, Godwin 1-1-2
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 4 RECAP: WEST VIRGINIA
ROSS RUNS WELL IN LOSS TO WVU
GAME STATS
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. - Senior Brandon
Ross ran for 130 yards on 15 carries, but the
Maryland football team fell, 45-6, to West
Virginia Saturday afternoon.
The Terrapins (2-2) drove into West Virginia
(2-0) territory multiple times, but were unable to
capitilize. The Mountaineers jumped out to an
early lead to clinch the victory.
Ross ran 55 yards to the West Virginia 1 late
in the second quarter. Ross was ruled down
before he fumbled out of the end zone, but
the call was overturned and West Virginia took
possession on the resulting touchback.
MARYLAND6
WEST VIRGINIA
45
Sep. 26, 2015 at Milan Puskar Stadium (61,174)
Caleb Rowe started the game, but was
replaced late in the third quarter by Daxx
Garman who got Maryland on the board with a
46-yard scoring toss to Jarvis Davenport.
Ross ran for 129 yards in the first half on
12 carries (10.8 yards/rush). It was the most
rushing yards in the first half for a Maryland
player since Josh Allen ran for 154 yards on
Nov. 11, 2013.
Maryland returns to action next Saturday
against Michigan. Kickoff from Capital One
Field at Byrd Stadium is scheduled for 8 p.m.,
and the game can be seen live on BTN.
SCORING
MARYLAND
WEST VIRGINIA
1234- F
0006- 6
21 17 0 7 -
45
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
WV - Wellman 7yd pass fr Howard (Lambert kick), 9:42
WV - Smallwood 4yd run (Lambert kick), 7:35
WV - Gibson 15yd pass fr Howard (Lambert kick), 4:41
Second Quarter
WV - Gibson 41yd pass fr Howard (Lambert kick), 10:36
WV - Shell 2yd run (Lambert kick), 5:37
WU - Lambert 48 yd FG, 0:00
Third Quarter
None
Fourth Quarter
WV - Daikiel 1yd pass fr Howard (Lambert kick), 12:48
MD - Davenport 46yd pass fr Garman (Craddock kick),
11:45
TEAM STATISTICS
MD
WV
First Downs
14
37
Rushes-Yards 29-17359-304
Comp-Att-Int
14-36-523-37-1
Passing Yards
153
297
Total Offense Plays-Yards65-326
96-601
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
0-0
2-19
Interception Returns-Yards1-16
5-19
Punts-Average 7-39.04-45.2
Fumbles-Lost 1-12-1
Penalties-Yards 10-10010-124
Third-Down Conversions 4-14
9-16
Fourth-Down Conversions 0-2
1-1
Red-Zone Scores-Chances0-1
5-6
Sacks By-Yards Lost
3-28
3-20
Time of Possession
23:26
36:34
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Running back Brandon Ross ran for 129 yards in the first half en
route to his seventh career 100-yard game.
RUSHING - Maryland: Ross 15-130-0, Johnson 4-20-0,
Brown 3-13-0, Rowe 2-8-0, Garman 5-2-0; WVU: Smallwood
22-147-1, Shell 15-77-1, Crest 3-28-0, Thomas 3-17-0, Howard 12-32-0, O’Toole 1-13-0, Marcellus 3-9-0.
PASSING - Maryland: Rowe 10-27-4-67-0, Garman 4-9-1-861; WVU: Howard 21-33-1-294-4, Crest 2-4-0-3-0.
RECEIVING - Maryland: Edwards 3-33-0, Brown 3-26-0, T.
Jacobs 2-19-0, Etta-Tawo 2-18-0, L. Jacobs 2-5-0, Davenport
1-46-0, Hayward 1-6-0; WVU: Gibson 6-118-2, Thompson
3-42-0, Shorts 3-33-1, Shell 2-33-0, Smallwood 2-23-0,
Mathis 2-20-0, Durante 2-18-0, Wellman 1-7-1, Myers 1-7-0,
Underwood 1-(-4)-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: J. Carter 10-4-14, Brooks 9-1-10,
Hendy 7-3-10, Nixon 5-3-8, Likely 6-1-7, S. Davis 6-1-7,
Ashiru 5-1-6, Ukandu, 3-0-3, Shaw 3-0-3, Ngakoue 2-1-3,
Thompson 1-2-3, Tanyi 2-0-2, Jefferson 2-0-2, J. Ross,
2-0-2, Kulka 1-1-2, Braglio 1-1-2, Burke 1-0-1, Aniebonam
0-1-1; WVU: Barber 4-1-5, Kwiatkoski 4-0-4, Joseph 2-2-4,
Nwachukwu 3-0-3, Worley 3-0-3, Petteway 2-1-3, Benton
2-1-3, Kinsey 2-1-3, Kinsey 2-1-3, Walters 2-0-2, Brown 2-0-2,
Chestnut 2-0-2, Jefferson 1-1-2, Rumph 1-1-2
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 5 RECAP: MICHIGAN
TERPS DROP BIG TEN OPENER TO #22 MICHIGAN
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Michigan scored
three second-half touchdowns en route to a
28-0 victory over Maryland Saturday afternoon
in front of a sell-out crowd of 51,802 at Capital
One Field at Byrd Stadium.
The 22nd-ranked Wolverines won their
fourth straight game to improve to 4-1 and 1-0
in Big Ten play. The Terps (2-3, 0-1) dropped
consecutive regular season games for the first
time since 2013.
Maryland’s defense was stout throughout
the opening 15 minutes of play, limiting the
Wolverines to just 41 total yards, with just nine
of those coming on the ground.
The Terrapins had a chance to take the lead
following a fumble recovery by Sean Davis
with 1:36 left in the first, but a Caleb Rowe
interception stifled the scoring opportunity
as a screen pass went through the hands of
Brandon Ross.
Michigan led 6-0 at halftime before pulling
away with two third quarter touchdowns. After
Jake Rudock connected with Drake Johnson for
a 31-yard score, wide receiver Jehu Chesson
took an inside handoff and sprinted down the
left sideline for a 66-yard touchdown to make it
21-0.
Ross finished with 44 yards on the ground
for the Terps, leaving him just 13 yards shy of
2,000 career rushing yards. Jermaine Carter Jr.
led Maryland with eight tackles, while Quinton
Jefferson posted a sack, forced fumble and his
first career interception.
GAME STATS
#22 MICHIGAN
28
MARYLAND0
Oct. 3, 2015 at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium
(51,802)
SCORING
Michigan
Maryland
1234- F
0 6157- 28
0000- 0
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
None
Second Quarter
MICH - FG Kenny Allen 30, 6:00
MICH - FG Kenny Allen 32, 0:53
Third Quarter
MICH - Drake Johnson 33 pass fr Rudock (Hill pass fr
Rudock), 7:59
MICH - Jehu Chesson 66 run (Allen kick), 5:97
Fourth Quarter
MICH - Drake Johnson 1 run (Allen kick), 6:53
TEAM STATISTICS
MICH
MD
First Downs
14
7
Rushes-Yards 40-19826-29
Comp-Att-Int
16-33-110-36-3
Passing Yards
180
76
Total Offense Plays-Yards73-378
62-105
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
1-4
Punt Returns-Yards
3-38
3-23
Interception Returns-Yards3-12
1-0
Punts-Average 6-40.313-36.4
Fumbles-Lost 3-20-0
Penalties-Yards 7-655-66
Third-Down Conversions 5-17
1-18
Fourth-Down Conversions 1-2
0-0
Red-Zone Scores-Chances3-3
0-0
Sacks By-Yards Lost
3-20
2-11
Time of Possession
34:19
25:41
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Defensive tackle Quinton Jefferson forced a fumble and caught his
first career interception vs. Michigan.
RUSHING - Maryland: Ross 14-44-0, Brown 5-8-0, Rowe1-(8)-0, Garman 6-(-15)-0; Michigan: Johnson 13-71-0, Chesson
1-66-1, Green 7-26-0, Rudock 4-19-0, Isaac 6-17-0, Houma
2-12-0, Darboh 1-(-2)-0, Douglas 3-(-3)-0.
PASSING - Maryland: Rowe 8-27-3-47-0, Garman 2-9-0-29-0;
Michigan: Rudock 16-32-1-180-1, Speight 0-1-0-0-0.
RECEIVING - Maryland: L. Jacobs 3-20-0, Brown 2-26-0,
Moore 2-17-0, Goins 1-13-0, T. Jacobs 1-1-0, B. Ross 1-(1)-0; Michigan: Butt 4-61-0, Chesson 4-41-0, Darboh 3-27-0,
Houma 2-14-0, Johnson 1-31-1, Harris 1-6-0, Canteen 1-0-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: J. Carter 6-2-8, S. Davis 6-0-6, Likely
5-1-6, Nixon 5-1-6, Hendy 4-2-6, Brooks 4-0-0, Jefferson
1-2-3, Thompson 2-0-0, Walker 2-0-0, Ross 2-0-2, Tanyi
2-0-2, Zanotto 1-1-2, Braglio 1-1-2, Ngakoue 1-0-1, Moore
1-0-1, Goins 1-0-1, Aniebonam 1-0-1, Ashiru 1-0-1, Brown
0-1-1; Michigan: Morgan 5-4-9, Bolden 4-2-6, Ojemudia 4-1-5,
Hurst 3-1-4, Lewis 2-1-3, Clark 2-1-3, Godin 1-2-3, Peppers
2-0-2, Ross 2-0-2, Hill 2-0-2, Rudock 1-1-2, Charlton 0-2-2,
Jenk-Stone 0-2-2, Furbush 1-0-1, Lyons 1-0-1, Thomas 1-0-1,
Henry 1-0-1, Chesson 0-1-1, Gedeon 0-1-1, Glasgow 0-1-1,
Watson 0-1-1, Wilson 0-1-1.
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 6 RECAP: OHIO STATE
DESPITE STRONG START, TERPS FALL AT #1 OSU
GAME STATS
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Perry Hills set a new
program quarterback record with 170 rushing
yards but the Maryland football team fell, 4928, to No. 1 Ohio State on Saturday.
Hills rushed for two touchdowns and threw
for another one, a 52-yard pass to D.J. Moore
in the first quarter. The junior finished the
afternoon with 133 passing yards.
The game swung in the Terrapins’ favor
when Ohio State missed a 44-yard field goal
with 1:12 remaining in the first half. On the
first play from scrimmage, Hills broke loose
for a 75-yard scamper through the heart of the
Buckeye defense. Hills then finished the drive
with a 3-yard rush into the endzone to draw the
Terps within a touchdown, 21-14, heading into
halftime.
The Terps carried their momentum into the
second half, capping off a 9-play, 69-yard drive
with a 4-yard Hill touchdown rush to tie the
game, 21-21.
MARYLAND28
#1 OHIO STATE
49
Oct. 10, 2015 at Ohio Stadium (107,869)
The starpower of the Buckeyes (6-0, 2-0
Big Ten) and running back Ezekiel Elliott (2
TD’s) proved too much for the Terrapins (2-4,
0-2) as they shook free in the second half and
extended their nation’s best winning streak to
19. Ohio State has won 26 straight regularseason conference games.
Ohio State coach Urban Meyer juggled his
quarterbacks, using Jones to start drives and
Barrett to finish them. Jones threw a 19-yard
TD pass to Braxton Miller and connected on a
48-yarder to Jalin Marshall.
Trailing, 49-21, late in the game, Maryland
used six plays and a 1-yard Wes Brown
touchdown run to finish the scoring.
SCORING
MARYLAND
OHIO STATE
1234- F
7777- 28
7 141414- 49
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
MD - Moore 52yd pass fr Hills (Craddock kick), 10:52
OSU - Barrett 3yd run (Willoughby kick), 4:23
Second Quarter
OSU - Elliott 2yd run (Willoughby kick), 14:32
OSU - Miller 19yd pass fr Jones (Willoughby kick), 6:41
UMD - Hills 3yd run (Craddock kick), 0:43
Third Quarter
UMD - Hills 4yd run (Craddock kick), 11:17
OSU - Marshall 48yd pass fr Jones (Willoughby kick), 6:58
OSU - Barrett 1yd run (Willoughby kick), 0:15
Fourth Quarter
OSU - Elliott 16yd run (Willoughby kick), 6:38
OSU - Barrett 18yd run (Willoughby kick), 5:46
UMD - Brown 1yd run (Craddock kick), 0:55
TEAM STATISTICS
MD
OSU
First Downs
20
31
Rushes-Yards 42-25347-182
Comp-Att-Int
10-27-223-30-0
Passing Yards
133
317
Total Offense Plays-Yards69-386
77-499
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
2-25
1-28
Interception Returns-Yards 0-0
2-25
Punts-Average 6-44.23-54.7
Fumbles-Lost 0-01-0
Penalties-Yards 9-636-45
Third-Down Conversions 5-14
5-11
Fourth-Down Conversions 1-2
1-2
Red-Zone Scores-Chances3-3
6-6
Sacks By-Yards Lost
1-4
4-25
Time of Possession
29:36
30:24
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Junior Perry Hills ran for 170 yards on the
ground - a Maryland record for a quarterback.
RUSHING - Maryland: Hills 25-170-2, Brown 5-30-1, Ross
7-29-0, Moore 1-9-0, L. Jacobs 1-9-0, Likely 1-8-0, Johnson
2-(-2)-0; OSU: Elliott 21-106-2, Barrett 12-62-3, Jones 6-19-0,
Miller 3-11-0, Dunn 1-10-0, Samuel 1-1-0.
PASSING - Maryland: Hills 10-27-2-133-1; OSU: Jones 2128-0-291-2, Barrett 2-2-0-26-0.
RECEIVING - Maryland: L. Jacobs 4-26-0, Moore 3-64-1,
Lane 1-16-0, Edwards 1-14-0, T. Jacobs 1-13-0; OSU:
Thomas 7-107-0, Elliott 6-47-0, Miller 5-79-1, Marshall
4-78-1, Wilson 1-6-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: Nixon 7-4-11, Carter 4-5-9, Brooks
3-6-9, Davis 5-2-7, Burkett 4-1-5, Thompson 3-2-5, Hendy
1-4-5, Likely 1-4-5, Ngakoue 2-2-4, Aniebonam 2-2-4, Jefferson 3-0-3, Ross 2-0-2, Ezeagwu 2-0-2, Ukandu 1-1-2,
Walker 1-1-2, Opara 0-2-2, Moore 1-0-1, Kulka 0-1-1, Hill
0-1-1; OSU: McMillan 6-2-8, Bell 5-3-8, Perry 6-1-7, Lewis
3-2-5, Powell 3-1-4, Booker 2-2-4, Conley 3-0-3, Washington
2-1-3, Worley 2-1-3, Lee 1-2-3, Fada 1-0-1, Lattimore 1-0-1,
Schutt 1-0-1, Ward 1-0-1, Bosa 1-0-1, McLaurin 1-0-1, Hale
0-1-1, Hooker 0-1-1, Apple 0-1-1.
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 7 RECAP: PENN STATE
TERPS RALLY FALLS SHORT vs. PENN STATE
BALTIMORE, Md. - A 27-yard touchdown
pass early in the fourth quarter by Christian
Hackenberg lifted Penn State to a 31-30 victory
over Maryland Saturday afternoon in front of
68,948 at M&T Bank Stadium.
Penn State improves to 6-2 overall and 3-1 in
the Big Ten, while Maryland falls to 2-5 on the
year and 0-3 in league play.
Maryland led in the fourth quarter after
junior Perry Hills directed an 88-yard march
that ended with a 10-yard touchdown pass to
DeAndre Lane, making it 27-24. The touchdown
reception was the first in Lane’s career.
Hills ran for 128 yards and completed 19 of
28 passes for 225 yards. He’s the first Terp to
run for 100 yards in consecutive games since
C.J. Brown accomplished the feat in 2011.
Penn State regained the lead, 31-27, with
13:39 left when Hackenberg hit Geno Lewis.
Maryland cut the gap with a field goal to make
it 31-30, but the Terps committed turnovers on
three of their final four possessions to come up
short.
GAME STATS
PENN STATE
31
MARYLAND30
Oct. 24, 2015 at M&T Bank Stadium (68,948)
SCORING
Penn State
Maryland
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SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
PSU - Barkley 6yd run (Julius kick), 2:49
UMD - Hills 12yd run (Craddock kick), 1:36
Second Quarter
UMD - FG Craddock 44yd, 9:35
UMD - FG Craddock 27yd, 3:51
PSU - Godwin 37yd pass fr Hackenberg (Julius kick), 0:31
PSU - FG Julius 40yd, 0:31
Third Quarter
UMD - B. Ross 10yd run (Craddock kick), 9:17
PSU - Hamilton 20yd pass fr Hackenberg (Julis kick), 5:32
UMD - Lane 10yd pass fr Hills (Craddock kick), 0:51
Fourth Quarter
PSU - Lewis 27yd pass fr Hackenberg (Julius kick), 13:39
UMD - FG Craddock 29yd, 10:15
TEAM STATISTICS
PSU
MD
First Downs
16
21
Rushes-Yards 31-4848-241
Comp-Att-Int
13-30-019-28-3
Passing Yards
315
225
Total Offense Plays-Yards61-363
76-466
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
1-4
Punt Returns-Yards
3-38
3-23
Interception Returns-Yards3-12
1-0
Punts-Average 6-40.32-34.5
Fumbles-Lost 4-33-2
Penalties-Yards 6-396-55
Third-Down Conversions 3-13
4-13
Fourth-Down Conversions 0-0
0-2
Red-Zone Scores-Chances2-2
5-6
Sacks By-Yards Lost
4-23
4-21
Time of Possession
23:44
36:16
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Defensive end Yannick Ngakoue totaled his
eighth and ninth sacks of the season in defeat.
RUSHING - Maryland: HIlls (26-124-1), B. Ross 10-58-1,
Likely 4-30-0, Brown 5-17-0, Johnson 2-11-0, Goins 1-1-0;
PSU: Barkley 20-65-0., Polk 1-8-0, Scott 1-1-0, McSorley
1-(-5)-0, Hackenberg 1-(-16)-0.
PASSING - Maryland: Hills 19-28-3-225-1; PSU: Hackenberg
13-29-0-315-3, Lewis 0-1-0-0-0.
RECEIVING - Maryland: L. Jacobs 4-50-0, Culmer 3-65-0,
Moore 3-24-0, Brown 3-5-0, Etta-Tawo 2-27-0, T. Jacobs
1-43-0, Lane 1-10-1, Likely 1-4-0, B. Ross 1-(-3)-0; PSU:
Hamilton 5-96-1, Godwin 4-135-1, Blacknall 1-38-0, Lewis
1-27-1, Carter 1-17-0, Thompkins 1-2-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: J. Carter 4-1-5, Thompson 3-2-5, S.
Davis 4-0-4, Hendy 4-0-4, Ngakoue 4-0-4, Braglio 2-2-4,
Likely 3-0-3, Nixon 3-0-3, Jefferson 2-0-2, Brooks 2-0-2,
Walker 1-0-1, Ezeagwu 1-0-1, Conyers 1-0-1, Ukandu 1-01, Burke 1-0-1, Zanotto 1-0-1, Opara 1-0-1, Hill 0-1-1; PSU:
Reeder 9-1-10, Allen 6-3-9, Johnson 5-4-9, Cabinda 5-3-8,
Lucas 6-1-7, Zettel 5-2-7, Bell 4-2-6, Nassib 3-1-4, Reid 2-13, Cooper 2-0-2, Haley 2-0-2, Williams 2-0-2, Schwan 1-1-2,
Sickels 1-1-2, Bowen 0-2-2.
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 8 RECAP: IOWA
TERPS FALL AT #10 IOWA, 31-15
GAME STATS
IOWA CITY - Junior William Likely returned
a kickoff 100 yards for a score in the fourth
quarter, but the Maryland football team fell, 3115, to No. 10 Iowa at Kinnick Stadium Saturday
afternoon.
Maryland quarterback Perry Hills ran for 104
yards on 19 carries, his third straight contest
with at least 100 yards on the ground. The
junior also tossed a touchdown pass.
Iowa used a touchdown late in the second
quarter to lead 21-0 at halftime.
Maryland got within 21-7 early in the fourth
quarter on a 7-yard TD pass from Hills to Taivon
Jacobs.
MARYLAND15
#10 IOWA
31
Oct. 31, 2015 at Kinnick Stadium (62,667)
Marshall Koehn’s 49-yard field goal pushed
Iowa’s cushion back to 17 with 11 minutes
left. The Terps quickly drove deep into Iowa
territory, but the Terrapin drive stalled.
Likely took the subsequent kickoff back for
a score, and the Terps tacked on a two-point
conversion to make it a two-score game, but
Iowa was able to run out the clock.
Junior Yannick Ngakoue recorded 1.5 sacks
to improve his season total to 10.5. Junior
Quinton Jefferson tied his career high with 3.0
TFL.
SCORING
MARYLAND
IOWA
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714010- 31
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
IOWA - Daniels 1yd run (Koehn kick), 4:42
Second Quarter
IOWA - Wadley 11yd run (Koehn kick), 8:30
IOWA - Mitchell 2yd run (Koehn kick), 0:09
Third Quarter
None
Fourth Quarter
UMD - T. Jacobs 7d pass fr Hills (Craddock kick), 14:37
IOWA - Koehn 49yd FG, 11:04
IOWA - King 88yd INT return (Koehn kick), 7:38
UMD - Likely 100yd kickoff return (Hills run), 7:26
TEAM STATISTICS
MD
IOWA
First Downs
15
18
Rushes-Yards 34-16744-110
Comp-Att-Int
11-23-312-24-0
Passing Yards
74
183
Total Offense Plays-Yards57-241
68-293
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
1-4
2- (-2)
Interception Returns-Yards 0-0
3-100-1
Punts-Average 7-40.46-38.8
Fumbles-Lost 2-11-1
Penalties-Yards 8-727-53
Third-Down Conversions 1-10
6-16
Fourth-Down Conversions 1-1
0-0
Red-Zone Scores-Chances1-2
4-4
Sacks By-Yards Lost
4-30
2-8
Time of Possession
27:08
32:52
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Junior William Likely scored a 100-yard kickoff return touchdown to
cap off his 220-yard kick return day - the second-highest single-game
mark in Maryland history.
RUSHING - Maryland: Hills 19-104-0, Brown 8-33-0, B.
Ross 5-31-0, Cockerille 1-1-0, Likely 1-(-2)-0; Iowa: Wadley
19-67-1, Daniels 13-60-1, Mitchell 1-2-1, Beatherd 8-(-14)-0
PASSING - Maryland: Hills 11-22-3-74-1; Iowa: Beatherd
12-23-0-183-0
RECEIVING - Maryland: T. Jacobs 3-18-1, Edwards 2-8-0,
Culmer 1-14-0, Etta-Tawo 1-13-0, B. Ross 1-11-0, Moore 1-50, Brown 1-3-0, Davenport 1-2-0; Iowa: VandeBerg 3-54-0,
Smith 2-35-0, Mitchell 2-24-0, Hillyer 2-15-0, Kittle 1-26-0,
Krieger-Coble 1-15-0, Smith 1-14-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: Nixon 6-3-9, S. Davis 6-1-7, Brooks
3-4-7, Hendy 1-4-5, Jefferson 4-0-4, J. Carter 4-0-4, Ukandu
2-2-4, Zanotto 2-2-4, Ngakoue 1-2-3, Savage 2-0-2, Thompson 1-1-2, Opara 1-1-2, Braglio 0-2-2, Hill 1-0-1, Kulka 1-0-1,
Conyers 1-0-1, Burke 1-0-1, J. Ross 1-0-1, Likely 1-0-1,
Aniebonam 0-1-1; Iowa: Taylor 4-4-8, Meier 4-3-7, Jewell
4-2-6, Hesse 1-5-6, Fisher 1-5-6, Lomax 3-2-5, King 2-3-5,
Niemann 1-4-5, Bazata 1-3-4, Mabin 2-1-3, Johnson 1-2-3,
Koehn 2-0-2, Power 0-2-2, Perry 0-2-2, Jackson 1-0-1, Ward
0-1-1, Hockaday 0-1-1, Fleming 0-1-1.
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 9 RECAP: WISCONSIN
TERPS COME UP SHORT vs. BADGERS, 31-24
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Maryland put up a
fight on Homecoming, with Perry Hills and
Caleb Rowe each throwing for a score, but
Wisconsin was able to hold on to defeat the
Terps, 31-24, in front of 44,678 at Capital One
Field at Byrd Stadium.
Wisconsin won its fifth straight game to
improve to 8-2 overall and 5-1 in the Big 10.
The Terps fall to 2-7 on the year and 0-5 in
league play.
Junior running back Wes Brown rushed
for a seven-yard touchdown to give Maryland
a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. It was his third
touchdown of the season and 11th of his career.
Trailing 17-10, Hills found freshman wide
receiver D.J. Moore for a 40-yard touchdown
that sent the game into halftime all tied up.
Moore has three touchdown grabs on the year,
the most by a Maryland freshman since current
NFL standout Stefon Diggs had six touchdowns
in 2012.
Wisconsin finished off a seven-play, 71-yard
drive with a seven-yard touchdown pass from
Joel Stave to Dare Ogunbowale less than a
minute into the fourth quarter. That score gave
the Badgers a 31-17 lead over the Terrapins.
With Rowe in at quarterback, the Terps
moved the ball late in the fourth quarter. The
junior completed five passes for 81 yards on
a drive that culminated with a 27-yard scoring
strike to Levern Jacobs with 2:39 to go to make
it a 31-24 game.
Maryland recover the ensuing onside kick,
but an offside penalty on the Terps nullified the
play. Wisconsin was able to cover up the next
onside attempt and run out the remainder of the
clock.
Maryland’s 24 points against Wisconsin,
the nation’s leading defense (11.0 points per
game), is the most points scored against the
Badgers since their season-opening loss to
Alabama (35-17).
GAME STATS
WISCONSIN31
MARYLAND24
Nov. 7, 2015 at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium
(44,678)
SCORING
Wisconsin
Maryland
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7100 7- 24
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
UMD - Brown 7yd run (Craddock kick), 9:17
WIS - Jamerson 98yd run (Gaglianone kick), 9:04
WIS - Ogunbowale 21yd run (Gaglianone kick), 3:56
Second Quarter
UMD - FG Greene 44yd, 13:34
WIS - FG Gaglianone 28yd, 7:05
UMD - D.J. Moore 40yd rec fr Hills (Greene kick), 0:49
Third Quarter
WIS - Ingold 1yd run (Gaglianone kick), 5:17
Fourth Quarter
WIS - Ogunbowale 7yd rec fr Stave (Gaglianone kick),
14:01
UMD - L. Jacobs 27yd rec fr Rowe (Greene kick), 2:39
TEAM STATISTICS
WIS
MD
First Downs
18
16
Rushes-Yards 40-11732-112
Comp-Att-Int
15-24-113-34-2
Passing Yards
188
204
Total Offense Plays-Yards64-305
66-316
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
2-0
1-(-1)
Interception Returns-Yards2-39
1-4
Punts-Average 6-32.07-31.9
Fumbles-Lost 0-00-0
Penalties-Yards 7-5411-79
Third-Down Conversions 3-13
5-16
Fourth-Down Conversions 2-2
0-1
Red-Zone Scores-Chances3-3
2-2
Sacks By-Yards Lost
3-27
4-27
Time of Possession
33:26
26:34
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Wide receiver D.J. Moore caught his third touchdown pass
of the season - the most for a Maryland true freshman since
Stefon Diggs in 2012.
RUSHING - Maryland: Likely 3-56-0, Brown 10-34-1, Johnson
3-19-0, Cockerille 3-13-0, B. Ross 2-4-0, Hills 11-(-14)-0;
Wisconsin: Schobert 1-57-0, Ogunbowale 19-47-1, Deal
9-42-0, Erickson 1-0-1.
PASSING - Maryland: Hills 6-16-1-97-1, Rowe 7-18-1-97-1;
Wisconsin: Stave 15-24-1-188-1.
RECEIVING - Maryland: Lane 3-63-0, Moore 2-51-1, L.
Jacobs 2-48-1, Etta-Tawo 2-16-0, T. Jacobs 2-10-0, Culmer
1-12-0, Brown 1-4-0; Wisconsin: Erickson 5-83-0, Ogunbowale 3-16-1, Watt 2-32-0, Peavy 2-31-0, Fumagalli 2-14-0,
McEvoy 1-12-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: Hendy 5-3-8, S. Davis 5-2-7, Carter
3-3-6, Jefferson 3-3-6, Nixon 4-1-5, Ngakoue 3-2-5, Ukandu
2-3-5, Zanotto 2-2-4, Thompson 2-2-4, Likely 3-0-3, Opara
2-1-3, Hill 2-0-2, Braglio 1-1-2, Brooks 0-2-2, Conyers 1-01, Culmer 1-0-1, Woods 1-0-1, B. Ross 1-0-1, Lane 1-0-1,
Aniebonam 0-1-1, Adams 0-1-1, Savage 0-1-1; Wisconsin:
Cichy 8-2-10, Caputo 5-2-7, Edwards 3-2-5, Hillary 2-2-4,
Obasih 2-2-4, McEvoy 2-2-4, Biegel 2-1-3, Tindal 2-1-3,
Schobert 1-1-2, Sheehy 1-1-2, Trezy 1-1-2, Straus 1-1-2.
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 10 RECAP: MICHIGAN STATE
GAME STATS
DEFENSE STRONG IN TERPS’ LOSS TO SPARTANS
EAST LANSING, Mich. - Despite a standout
day from the defense that included forcing
three turnovers, the Maryland football team
fell to #14 Michigan State, 24-7, Saturday at
Spartan Stadium.
Junior defensive end Yannick Ngakoue
posted 1.5 sacks in the game to bring his
season total to 12.5 (second in the nation),
while William Likely finished with 75 all-purpose
yards to become the first defensive player (12th
overall) in Maryland history to reach 3,000
career all-purpose yards.
The Spartans broke the scoreless tie eight
minutes into the first quarter when quarterback
Tyler O’Connor capped off a 10-play drive with
a 10-yard touchdown pass to Macgarrett Kings.
The Terps immediately responded with their
own 10-play scoring drive, as running back
Brandon Ross crossed the goal line from one
yard out. The drive was largely set up by Perry
Hills and Levern Jacobs, who connected for 50
yards on the series.
The Maryland defense stood tall for the next
20 minutes of action, but it was Riley Bullough’s
interception for a touchdown that broke the 7-7
draw with 2:07 to play in the first half. Michigan
State then added a field goal from 35 yards out
to close the half, giving the Spartans a 17-7
advantage.
The Spartans extended their advantage in
the second half when they finished an 11-play
drive with a Gerald Holmes 3-yard rushing
touchdown.
MARYLAND7
#14 MICHIGAN STATE
24
Nov. 17, 2015 at Spartan Stadium (73,406)
SCORING
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SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
MSU - Kings 10yd pass fr O’Connor (Geiger kick), 6:52
UMD - B. Ross 1yd run (Greene kick), 4:23
Second Quarter
MSU - Bullough 44yd INT return (Geiger kick), 2:07
MSU - Geiger 35yd FG, 0:00
Third Quarter
MSU - Holmes 3yd run (Geiger kick), 7:20
Fourth Quarter
None
TEAM STATISTICS
MD
MSU
First Downs
16
16
Rushes-Yards 37-10741-141
Comp-Att-Int
17-36-312-32-2
Passing Yards
182
121
Total Offense Plays-Yards73-289
73-262
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
1-7
0-0
Interception Returns-Yards2-33
3-81-1
Punts-Average 7-29.97-42.4
Fumbles-Lost 3-22-1
Penalties-Yards 1-87-50
Third-Down Conversions 4-16
6-16
Fourth-Down Conversions 1-3
0-1
Red-Zone Scores-Chances1-1
3-4
Sacks By-Yards Lost
2-8
3-14
Time of Possession
27:49
32:11
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Senior Anthony Nixon had two interceptions at Michigan State - a
personal single-game career-high.
RUSHING - Maryland: Brown 12-52-0, Hills 16-39-0, B. Ross
6-16-1, Likely 2-1-0, Goins 1-(-1)-0; MSU: Holmes 18-83-1,
Terry 3-13-0, Kings 2-12-0, Scott 2-12-0, O’Connor 4-10-0,
Cook 2-7-0, London 4-6-0, Shelton 2-4-0, Williams 1-3-0,
Geiger 1-(-6)-0.
PASSING - Maryland: Hills 14-30-1-140-0, Rowe 3-5-2-42-0,
D.J. Moore 0-1-0-0-0; MSU: Cook 6-20-1-77-0, O’Connor
6-11-1-44-1, Terry 0-1-0-0-0.
RECEIVING - Maryland: Etta-Tawo 5-63-0, L. Jacobs 3-550, T. Javobs 3-34-0, Likely 3-9-0, Moore 1-10-0, Davenport
1-6-0, Culmer 1-5-0; MSU: Kings 4-48-1, Shelton 3-35-0,
Burbridge 3-27-0, Price 2-11-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: Hendy 6-3-9, Nixon 3-4-7, Ukandu 3-36, Carter 2-3-5, S. Davis 2-3-5, Brooks 2-3-5, Ngakoue 1-4-5,
Conyers 0-4-4, Likely 2-1-3, Aniebonam 2-1-3, Braglio 1-1-2,
Jefferson 1-1-2, Thompson 0-2-2, Burke 0-2-2, Zanotto 1-0-1,
Woods 1-0-1, Savage 1-0-1, Tucker 1-0-1, Rowe 1-0-1, L.
Jacobs 1-0-1, Burkett 0-1-1; MSU: Nicholson 5-4-9, McDowell
5-3-8, Bullough 3-4-7, Reschke 2-5-7, Harris 1-5-6, Hicks
2-2-4, Miller 2-2-4, Calhoun 1-3-4, Cox 2-1-3, Colquhoun
2-1-3, Cooper 1-2-3, Knox 1-1-2, Frey 1-1-2, Thomas 1-1-2,
Edmondson 0-2-2, Dowell 0-2-2, Evans 0-2-2, Burbridge
1-0-1, Martinez 0-1-1, Smith 0-1-1, Willis 0-1-1.
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 11 RECAP: INDIANA
ROSS ERUPTS FOR 250 YARDS IN TERPS LOSS
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Senior Brandon Ross
became just the fourth Terrapin to rush for 250
yards or more in a game, but Maryland lost its
2015 home finale to Indiana, 47-28, at Capital
One Field at Byrd Stadium Saturday afternoon.
Ross joins LaMont Jordan (306 yards vs.
Virginia, 1999), Bruce Perry (276 yards vs.
Wake Forest, 2001) and Josh Allen (257 yards
vs. Virginia, 2003) as the only Terps to rush for
more than 250 yards in a game. The senior also
scored three touchdowns in the game, making
him the first player in Maryland history to have
at least 250 yards rushing in a game with three
or more touchdowns.
The 250-yard performance also vaulted
Ross up the career rushing list for the Terps.
He now has 2,375 career rushing yards, which
places him ninth on the all-time list, passing
Willie Joyner (2,140 yards, 1980-83), Alvin
Blount (2,158 yards, 1983-86) and Louis Carter
(2,266 yards, 1972-74).
After the Hoosiers opened the game with a
field goal, Maryland rattled off 21 straight points.
On the Terps’ second play from scrimmage,
Ross raced 79 yards down the right sideline for
the score to give Maryland a 7-3 lead. The 79yard rush was the longest of the season for the
Terrapins, surpassing Perry Hills’ 75-yard rush
at Ohio State.
Ross’ 79-yarder was the longest TD run by
a Terrapin since the 2010 Military Bowl when
Da’Rel Scott had a 91-yard TD run vs. East
Carolina on Dec. 28 at RFK Stadium.
After the Maryland defense forced a punt on
the next IU possession, Ross gave the Terps a
14-3 lead with a 22-yard touchdown run down
the right side. On the drive, junior quarterback
Caleb Rowe went 4-of-6 passing for 50 yards.
A strip-sack by Yannick Ngakoue and a
fumble recovery by Quinton Jefferson on the
ensuing Indiana drive gave Maryland excellent
field possession on the Hoosiers’ 20-yard line.
That led to a 14-yard TD pass from Rowe to
Malcolm Culmer to make it a 21-3 lead for the
Terps.
The sack by Ngakoue gave him the singleseason record for the Terrapins with 13.5,
surpassing the 13 put up by Bruce Palmer in
1978 and Mark Duda in 1982.
Indiana responded by scoring all 20 points
in the second quarter to go into halftime with a
30-21 lead.
Ross wasted no time getting Maryland on
the board in the third quarter. The senior took a
handoff on the first play of the second half and
sprinted 75 yards down the right sideline for his
third long TD run of the game.
The scoring run was Ross’ third of the day,
setting a new single-game high for the senior in
his final home game. The last time a Maryland
player rushed for three scores in a game was
Aug. 30, 2014 when C.J. Brown had three
rushing TDs vs. James Madison.
The 75-yard run gave Ross 226 yards on 14
carries. The last time a Terp had 200+ yards
on the ground was Dec. 29, 2010 when Da’Rel
Scott had 201 yards on 13 carries vs. East
Carolina in the Military Bowl.
Through three quarters Ross has racked up
228 yards on 17 carries. The 228 yards rushing
were the most in a game by a Terp since 2003
when Bruce Perry had 237 yards vs. Wake
Forest.
The third Ross touchdown was the final
score of the game for the Terps, who played
the entire second half without an injured Rowe.
Brandon Ross had a memorable Senior Day, becoming the first player in Maryland
history to run for 250 yards and three touchdowns.
GAME STATS
INDIANA47
MARYLAND28
Nov. 7, 2015 at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium
(33,685)
SCORING
Indiana
Maryland
1234- F
102017 7 - 47
21070- 28
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
IU - FG Oakes 21yd, 11:24
UMD - B. Ross 79yd run (Greene kick), 10:34
UMD - B. Ross 22yd run (Greene kick), 7:10
UMD - Culmer 14yd rec fr Rowe (Greene kick), 5:32
IU - Paigre 19yd rec fr Sudfeld (Oakes kick), 1:32
Second Quarter
IU - Booker 59yd rec fr Sudfeld (Oakes kick), 14:02
IU - Sudfeld 1yd run (Oakes kick), 11:59
IU - FG Oakes 19yd, 8:00
IU - FG Oakes 48yd, 3:20
Third Quarter
UMD - B. Ross 75yd run (Greene kick), 14:18
IU - Paige 6yd rec fr Sudfeld (Oakes kick), 13:04
IU - Cooper 3yd rec fr Sudfeld (Oakes kick), 9:50
IU - FG Oakes 36yd, 1:48
TEAM STATISTICS
IU
MD
First Downs
24
23
Rushes-Yards 45-17046-319
Comp-Att-Int
23-35-021-41-0
Passing Yards
385
170
Total Offense Plays-Yards80-555
87-489
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
0-0
1-8
Interception Returns-Yards 0-0
0-0
Punts-Average 4-40.87-36.1
Fumbles-Lost 2-14-0
Penalties-Yards 7-558-52
Third-Down Conversions 4-14
3-16
Fourth-Down Conversions 0-1
2-6
Red-Zone Scores-Chances7-7
1-2
Sacks By-Yards Lost
1-6
1-8
Time of Possession
30:54
29:06
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING - Maryland: Ross 19-250-3, Rowe 4-27-0, Cockerille 12-23-0, Goins 6-18-0, Johnson 2-2-0, Riddle 2-2-0:
Indiana: Redding 24-130-0, Majette 9-32-0, Howard 3-14-0,
Wilson 2-0-2, Sudfeld 3-(-1)-0, Rodriguez 2-(-2)-0.
PASSING - Maryland: Cockerille 11-22-0-82-0, Rowe 10-190-88-1; Indiana: Sudfeld 23-35-0-385-4.
RECEIVING - Maryland: L. Jacobs 4-50-0, T. Jacobs 4-22-0,
D. Moore 3-25-0, Culmer 2-23-1, Edwards 2-4-0, Johnson
1-23-0, Davenport 1-11-0, B. Ross 1-9-0, Gallo 1-4-0, Likely
1-4-0, Cockerille 1-(-5)-0; Indiana: Cobbs 9-192-0, Paige
5-64-2, Booker 2-79-1, Jones 2-21-0, Cooper 2-(-1)-1, Timian
1-24-0, Graham 1-10-0, Redding 1-(-4)-0.
TACKLES - Maryland: Carter 8-5-13, Conyers 6-2-9, Brooks
3-4-7, S. Davis 6-0-6, Nixon 5-1-6, Jefferson 3-2-5, Hendy
3-2-5, Zanotto 3-2-5, Thompson 3-1-4, Savage 3-0-3, Likely
2-1-3, Braglio 2-1-3, J. Ross 1-0-1, Cockerille 1-0-1, Dean
1-0-1, Walker 1-0-1, Opara 1-0-1, Ngakoue 1-0-1, Ukand
0-1-1; Indiana: Scales 4-3-7, Oliver 4-3-7
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
GAME 12 RECAP: RUTGERS
TERPS SLICE RUTGERS IN COMEBACK VICTORY
GAME STATS
PISCATAWAY, N.J. - Brandon Ross scored on
an 80-yard run with 4:40 to play and Maryland
erased a 21-point deficit to claim a 46-41 victory
on Saturday.
After playing in his final game, Ross said the
Terps’ biggest comeback since overcoming a
20-point deficit against Virginia in 2006 should
send a message to the returning players about
never giving up.
“We wanted this win so bad, especially
with how they came back on us last season,”
Ross said, referring to Rutgers rallying from a
25-point deficit to win. “We really wanted this
one bad and we came back and got it.”
Ross ran for three touchdowns for the
second straight game and Ty Johnson carried
for two more as the Terrapins (3-9, 1-7 Big
Ten) gave interim coach Mike Locksley his first
win in six games and snapped an eight-game
overall losing streak.
Ross’ go-ahead score came on the first play
from scrimmage after Kyle Federico had put
Rutgers ahead 41-39 with a 30-yard field goal
with 4:57 to play.
Ross said the offense never doubted it would
come back and take the lead.
“We knew at that point, we had momentum,
and we were going to go down and get a
score and the defense was going to stop them
somehow,” Ross said. “There was no doubt.”
Ross scored on a counter to give his team
the lead and Maryland’s defense stopped
Robert Martin twice for no gain at the Terps 38
to kill Rutgers’ final drive with 1:25 to play.
“We all knew that we were going to come
back,” said backup quarterback Caleb Rowe,
who came off the bench in the second quarter
MARYLAND46
RUTGERS41
Nov. 28, 2015 at High Point Solutions Stadium
(44,846)
and threw for 239 yards and ran for 98. “Nobody
was down on themselves. It was something we
have been through before. We just battled on
back.”
Kenneth Goins Jr. had given Maryland its
first lead at 39-38 with a 42-yard touchdown run
with 8:43 to play and Federico gave Rutgers its
final lead on the next series.
Chris Laviano threw a career-best four
touchdowns and Paul James ran for a
touchdown for Rutgers (4-8, 1-7), which lost
five of its final six games.
Ross rushed for 173 yards and also scored
on runs of 16 yards and 1 yard. Johnson tallied
on runs of 43 and 44 yards.
Maryland finished with 401 yards rushing
and had 656 yards in total offense, the first time
it has passed the 600-yard mark since 2004.
Laviano’s touchdown passes covered 6
yards to Leonte Carroo, 6 yards to Josh Hicks,
7 yards to Janarion Grant and 1 yard to Charles
Scarff.
Scarff’s first career touchdown gave the
Scarlet Knights a 38-27 lead late in the third
quarter, but it would not be enough to hold off
Maryland, which limited Rutgers to 10 secondhalf points after its biggest first half of the
season.
Trailing 31-10 late in the second quarter after
a 6-yard touchdown run by James, the Terps
got back in the game by reeling off 17 straight
points to close the gap to 31-27 on Johnson’s
44-yard run.
SCORING
MARYLAND
RUTGERS
1234- F
0 131419- 46
7247 3- 41
SCORING SUMMARY
First Quarter
RU - Caroo 6yd rec fr Laviano (Federico kick), 8:59
Second Quarter
RU - Federick 44yd FG, 14:17
RU - Hicks 6yd rec fr Laviano (Federico kick), 11:56
MD - Greene 26yd FG. 9:14
RU - Grant 7yd rec fr Laviano (Federico kick), 7:18
MD - Johnson 43yd run (Greene kick), 6:49
RU - James 6yd run (Federico kick), 2:43
MD - Greene 25yd FG, 0:32
Third Quarter
MD - B. Ross 16yd run (Greene kick), 13:33
MD - Johnson 44yd run (Greene kick), 4:16
RU - Scarff 1yd rec fr Laviano (Federick kick), 0:43
Fourth Quarter
MD - B. Ross 1yd run (Rowe rush failed), 14:23
MD - Goins 42yd run (Rowe pass failed), 1:46
RU - Federico 30 yd FG, 4:57
MD - B. Ross 80yd run (Greene kick), 4:40
TEAM STATISTICS
MD
RU
First Downs
27
23
Rushes-Yards 42-40147-186
Comp-Att-Int
19-38-121-33-1
Passing Yards
255
344
Total Offense Plays-Yards80-656
80-530
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
1-7
0-0
Interception Returns-Yards2-23
1-0
Punts-Average 3-42.35-48.6
Fumbles-Lost 0-00-0
Penalties-Yards 3-319-92
Third-Down Conversions 5-14
3-11
Fourth-Down Conversions 1-2
0-1
Red-Zone Scores-Chances4-5
6-6
Sacks By-Yards Lost
0-0
1-7
Time of Possession
23:10
36:50
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Senior Brandon Ross ran for 173 yards and three touchdowns in his
final game in a Maryland uniform.
RUSHING - Maryland: B. Ross 28-173-3, Rowe 7-98-0.
Johnson 2-87-0, Goins 1-42-0, Culmer 1-11-0, Hills 1-(-7)-0;
Rutgers: Jaames 17-71-1, Hicks 10-61-0, Martin 16-42-0,
Grant 2-9-0, Goodwin 1-6-0.
PASSING - Maryland: Rowe 16-32-0-239-0, Hills 3-6-1-16-0;
Rutgers: Laviano 21-33-1-344-4.
RECEIVING - Maryland: Davenport 7-89-0, Lane 4-63-0,
Moore 4-49-0, Culmer 2-39-0, T. Jacobs 1-10-0, Gallo 1-50; Rutgers: Carroo 7-183-1, Grant 4-56-1, Patton 4-49-0,
Arcidiacono 2-23-0, Flanagan 1-17-0, Bergen 1-9-0, Hicks
1-6-1, Scarff 1-1-1.
TACKLES - Maryland: S. Davis 10-1-11, Nixon 7-3-10,
Thompson 7-0-7, J. Carter 5-2-7, Savage 5-0-5, Zanotto
2-3-5, Brooks 4-0-4, Hendy 3-1-4, Braglio 3-0-3, Hill 3-0-3;
Rutgers: Hampton 8-1-9, Gause 6-3-9, Wharton 6-1-7...
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
THE BIG TEN CONFERENCE 2015 STANDINGS
BIG TEN
EAST DIVISION W L ForOpp
Michigan State
Ohio State
Michigan
Penn State
Indiana
Rutgers
Maryland
7
7
6
4
2
1
1
1
1
2
4
6
7
7
Iowa
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Illinois
Minnesota
Purdue
8
6
6
3
2
2
1
W
OVERALL
L ForOppHm Rd Nu Streak
W
L ForOppHm Rd Nu Streak
268 170 12
282 119 11
256 168
9
190 184
7
281317 6
170334 4
178282 3
WEST DIVISION W L ForOpp
0 253153
2 148162
2 194119
5 245227
6 135203
6 194239
7 180297
MARYLAND’S RECORD WHEN...
12
10
9
5
5
5
2
1
1
3
5
6
8
9
417 266 7-0 4-1 1-0 Won 4
420 168 6-1 5-0 0-0 Won 1
367 206 5-2 4-1 0-0 Lost 1
284 260 6-1 1-4 0-0 Lost 3
4344453-4 3-2 0-0 Won 2
3254192-5 2-3 0-0 Lost 1
2964132-5 1-4 0-0 Won 1
1 4172407-0 5-0 0-1 Lost 1
2 2481976-1 4-1 0-0 Won 5
3 3251575-24-10-0Won 1
7 3903333-4 2-3 0-0 Lost 1
7 2722794-3 1-4 0-0 Lost 3
7 2713133-4 2-3 0-0 Lost 1
10 3014382-5 0-5 0-0 Lost 4
2015 BIG TEN PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Specialist of the Week
William Likely, Week 1
William Likely, Week 9
2015 NATIONAL WEEKLY HONORS
Lou Groza Star of the Week
Week 1
Brad Craddock,
Paul Hornung Honor Roll William Likely, Week 1
William Likely, Week 3
MD’s Record In...
2015
September2-2
October0-4
November1-3
MD’s Conference Record...
At home
0-4
On the road
1-3
Neutral0-0
MD’s Non-Conference Record...
At home
2-1
On the road
0-1
Neutral0-0
MD vs. Ranked Teams...
At home
0-1
On the road
0-3
Neutral0-0
MD’s Record in Games...
Decided by 1-3 points
0-1
4-7 points
1-1
8-10 points
0-0
11-19 points
1-3
20-29 points
0-3
30+ points
1-1
MD’s Record When Scoring...
10 or fewer points
0-3
11-19 points
0-1
20-29 points
0-4
30+ points
3-1
MD’s Record When Allowing...
10 or fewer points
11-19 points
20-29 points
30+ points
MD’s Record in Games...
During the day
At night
Scoring first
Opponent scores first
Leading after the 1st quarter
Trailing after the 1st quarter
Tied after the 1st quarter
Leading at halftime
Trailing at halftime
Tied at halftime
Leading after the 3rd quarter
Trailing after the 3rd quarter
Tied after the 3rd quarter
In overtime
MD’s Record When...
100-yard rusher
100-yard receiver
300-yard passer
Less than 300 yards total offense
300-399 yards total offense
400-499 yards total offense
500+ yards total offense
Committing fewer turnovers
Committing more turnovers
Turnovers are equal
No turnovers committed
MD’s Record When Allowing...
100-yard rusher
100-yard receiver
300-yard passer
Less than 300 yards total offense
300-399 yards total offense
400-499 yards total offense
500+ yards total offense
0-0
1-0
1-2
1-7
3-9
0-0
1-3
2-6
2-2
1-5
0-2
2-1
1-7
0-1
2-1
1-7
0-1
0-0
2-5
1-0
0-0
0-3
0-4
2-2
1-0
0-1
2-7
1-1
0-0
0-4
1-5
1-3
1-2
1-3
0-1
1-3
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
The Last Time ...
Kickoff Returned for TD
Maryland – William Likely (100 yards) at Iowa, 10-31-15
Opponent – Natrelle Jamerson (98 yards), Wisconsin, 11-07-15
Blocked Punt Returned for TD
Maryland – Avery Thompson (0 yards) at USF, 09-06-14
Opponent – David Carter (10 yards), W. Virginia, 09-19-98
Punt Returned for TD
Maryland – William Likely (85 yards) vs. Bowling Green, 09-12-15
Opponent – Nick Williams (58 yards), Connecticut, 09-17-12
Interception Returned for TD
Maryland – William Likely (45 yards) vs. Iowa, 10-18-14
Opponent – Riley Bullough (44 yards), at Michigan State, 11-14-15
Player Passed for 4 TDs
Maryland – Caleb Rowe (1, 70, 12, 22) vs USF, 09-19-15
Opponent – Chris Laviano (6, 6, 7, 1), at Rutgers, 11-28-15
Maryland – Brandon Ross (16 rush, 1 rush, 80 rush) at Rutgers, 11- Four Field Goals 30 Yards or More
28-15
Maryland – Nick Novak (54, 34, 31, 48) vs. Duke, 10-11-03
Opponent – J.T. Barrett (3 rush, 1 rush, 18 rush), at Ohio State, 10-10 Opponent – None
15
Player Scored 3 TDs
Player Scored 3 Rushing TDs
Maryland – Dexter McDougle (66 yards), NC State, 11-26-11
Opponent – Auggie Sanchez (21 yards), USF, 09-06-14
Recorded a Safety
Maryland – Brad Craddock (48, 48) at Indiana, 09-27-14
Opponent – Sam Ficken (47, 46, 48), Penn State, 11-01-14
Three Field Goals 30 Yards or More
Maryland – Brad Craddock (34, 31, 30) vs. Richmond, 09-05-15
Opponent – Sam Ficken (47, 46, 48), Penn State, 11-01-14
Two-Point Conversion by Rush
Player Passed for 3 TDs
Three Players Scored 2 TDs
Maryland – Brandon Ross (79 rush, 22 rush, 75 rush) vs. Indiana, 11-21-15
Opponent – J.T. Barrett (3 rush, 1 rush, 18 rush), at Ohio State, 10-1015
Maryland – Caleb Rowe (1, 70, 12, 22) vs USF, 09-19-15
Maryland – Ryan Donohue (25 yards), Kenny Tate (8 yards), vs. Wake Opponent – Chris Laviano (6, 6, 7, 1), at Rutgers, 11-28-15
Forest, 10-30-10
Opponent – N/A
Player Scored 3 Receiving TDs
Maryland – Torrey Smith (11, 10, 12, 71) vs NC State,11-27-10
Opponent – Tavon Austin (44, 24, 34) vs. West Virginia, 09-22-12
Fumble Returned for TD
Two Interceptions Returned for TD
Two Field Goals 40 Yards or More
Maryland – Perry Hills, at Iowa, 10-31-15
Opponent – Drew Dudzik, James Madison, 09-12-09
Two-Point Conversion by Pass
Maryland – C.J. Brown to Derrick Hayward vs. Michigan State, 11-15-14
Opponent – Jack Rudock to Khalid Hill, Michigan, 10-03-15
Missed PAT (kick)
Maryland – Brad Craddock vs. Richmond, 09-05-15
Opponent – David Scully, Georgia Tech, 11-3-12
Maryland – Jermaine Lewis (5 rec, 27 rec), Mancel Johnson (14 rec, 12
rec), Geroy Simon (94 KOR, 5 rec) vs. NC State, 11-05-94
Defensive Extra-Point
Opponent – Kelvin Benjamin (1 rush, 17 rush), Nick O’Leary (8 rec., 12
Maryland – Anthony Nixon (98-yd. PAT return) vs. Boston College, 11-23rec.), Karlos Williams (1 run, 17 run), Florida State, 10-05-13
13
Opponent – L. Grant (100-yd. Interception return), Duke, 10-26-96
Maryland – at Connecticut, 09-14-13 (M. Whitfield forces intentional grounding on Connecticut quarterback Chandler Whitmer)
Opponent – West Virginia, 9-13-14 (Blocked punt rolled through the back
of the end zone)
Two Players Scored 2 TDs
Maryland – D.J. Adams (1 rush, 1 rush, 1 rush, 4 rush), Da’Rel Scott (61
40 Rushing Attempts
rush, 91 rush) vs. East Carolina, 12-29-10
Blocked a Punt
Maryland – Charlie Wysocki (50-217) at Duke, 10-25-80
Opponent – J.T. Barrett (3 rush, 1 rush, 18 rush), E. Elliott (2 rush, 16
Maryland – Josh Woods vs. Wisconsin, 11-07-15
Opponent – Montel Harris (41-142), Boston College, 11-28-09
rush), at Ohio State, 10-10-15
Opponent –Aaron Mends, at Iowa, 10-31-15
Blocked Two Punts
Maryland – LaQuan Williams and Nick Peterson vs. Wake Forest, 10-30- 10
Opponent – N/A
Blocked a Field Goal
Maryland – Quinton Jefferson at West Virginia, 9-26-15
Opponent – Markus Kuhn, NC State, 11-26-11
Blocked a PAT
Touchdown Pass By a Non-Quarterback
Maryland – Marcus Whitfield vs. Boston College, 11-23-13
Opponent – Antoni Allison, East Carolina, 12-29-10
Maryland – Lance Ball (32-109), vs. Boston College, 11-10-07
Maryland – Stefon Diggs, 8-yarder to Matt Furstenburg, at North Carolina,
Opponent – Andre Williams (32-263), Boston College, 11-23-13
11-24-12
Opponent – Michael Campanaro, 4-yarder to Tanner Price, Wake Forest,
30 Rushing Attempts in One Half
10-19-13
Maryland – Charlie Wysocki (32) at Duke, 10-25-80
50-Yd. Field Goal
Maryland – Brad Craddock (50 yards), vs. Rutgers, 11-29-14
Opponent – Griffin Oakes (58 yards), Indiana, 09-27-14
45-Yd. Field Goal
30 Rushing Attempts
Maryland – Brad Craddock (50 yards), vs. Rutgers, 11-29-14
Opponent – Marshall Koehn (49 yards), at Iowa, 10-31-15
Player Passed for 6 TDs
300 Rushing Yards
Maryland – LaMont Jordan (37-306) vs. Virginia, 11-20-99
Opponent – John Leach (46-329), Wake Forest, 11-20-93
200 Rushing Yards
Maryland – Brandon Ross (19-250) vs. Indiana, 11-21-15
Opponent – Andre Williams (32-263), Boston College, 11-23-13
Five Field Goals
Maryland – None
150 Rushing Yards
Opponent – Matt Johnson (5, 58, 5, 27, 44, 14), vs Bowling Green, Maryland – Dale Castro (45, 29, 18, 32, 42) vs. Mississippi State, 09-22 Maryland – Brandon Ross (28-173) at Rutgers, 11-28-15
79
09-12-15
Opponent – Terrel Hunt (23-156), Syracuse, 09-20-14
Opponent – Nicholas Setta (51, 32, 18, 46, 24), Notre Dame, 08-31-02
Player Scored 5 TDs
Maryland – Bob Shemonski (22 rush, 26 rush, 82 PR, 4 rush, 8 rush) vs. Four Field Goals
Maryland – Nick Ferrara (24, 29, 28, 32) vs. Miami, 09-05-11
Va. Tech, 11-07-50
Opponent – Bernard Pierce (1 rush, 9 rush, 4 rush, 44 rush, 13 rush) vs. Opponent – Griffin Oakes (21, 19, 48, 36), Indiana, 11-21-15
Temple, 09-24-11
Player Passed for 5 TDs
Maryland – Scott Milanovich (5, 14, 27, 5, 12) vs. NC State, 11-5-94
Opponent – Matt Johnson (5, 58, 5, 27, 44, 14), vs Bowling Green,
09-12-15
Player Scored 4 Tds
Maryland – Brad Craddock (44, 27, 29) vs Penn State, 10-24-15
Opponent – Griffin Oakes (21, 19, 48, 36), Indiana, 11-21-15
Three Field Goals 45 Yards or More
Maryland – None
Opponent – Sam Ficken (47, 46, 48), Penn State, 11-01-14
Maryland – D.J. Adams (1 rush, 1 rush, 1 rush, 4 rush) vs. East Carolina,
12-29-10
Three Field Goals 40 Yards or More
Opponent – Bernard Pierce (1 rush, 9 rush, 4 rush, 44 rush, 13 rush) vs.
Maryland – None
Temple, 09-24-11
Opponent – Sam Ficken (47, 46, 48), Penn State, 11-01-14
Player Scored 4 Rushing TDs
Three Field Goals
Two Field Goals 45 Yards or More
Maryland – D.J. Adams (1, 1 , 1 , 4) vs. East Carolina, 12-29-10
Opponent – Bernard Pierce (1 rush, 9 rush, 4 rush, 44 rush, 13 rush) vs. Maryland – Brad Craddock (48, 48) at Indiana, 09-27-14
Opponent – Sam Ficken (47, 46, 48), Penn State, 11-01-14
Temple, 09-24-11
150 Rushing Yards by a Quarterback
Maryland – Perry Hills (25-170) at Ohio State, 10-10-15
100 Rushing Yards
Maryland – Brandon Ross (28-173) at Rutgers, 11-28-15
Opponent – E. Elliott (21-106) at Ohio State, 10-10-15
100 Rushing Yards in 1st Half
Maryland – Brandon Ross (12-151) vs. Indiana, 11-21-15
100 Rushing Yards by a Quarterback
Maryland – Perry Hills (19-104) at Iowa, 10-31-15
Opponent – Terrel Hunt (23-156), Syracuse, 09-20-14
Two Players with 100 Rushing Yards
Maryland – Brandon Ross (108) and C.J. Brown (107) vs. Rutgers, 11-2914
Opponent – Yvenson Bernard (177) and James Rodgers (115), Oregon
State, 12-28-07
Three Players with 100 Rushing Yards
Maryland – Richard Jennings (136), Steve Atkins (126) and Jamie
Franklin (105) vs. Virginia, 11-22-75
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
The Last Time ...
90-Yd. TD Run
Two Players with 100 Receiving Yards
Team Failed to Gain 25 Rushing Yards
80-Yd. TD Run
Maryland – Stefon Diggs (6-112) and Deon Long (10-108) at Indiana, 09- 27-14
Opponent – Lewis (15-200) and Rhodes (2-108) vs. Bowling Green,
09-12-15
75-Yd. TD Run
Player with 100 Rushing Yards and 100 Receiving
Yards
Maryland – Da’Rel Scott (91) vs. East Carolina, 12-29-10
Maryland – Brandon Ross (80) at Rutgers, 11-28-15
Maryland – Brandon Ross (80) at Rutgers, 11-28-15
75-Yd. Non-Scoring Run
Maryland – Perry Hills (75), at Ohio State, 10-10-15
50-Yd. Non-Scoring Run
Maryland – C.J. Brown (64) vs. FIU, 08-31-13
Opponent – Joe Kerridge (52), Michigan, 11-22-14
Maryland – vs. Stanford (17), 12-30-14
Opponent – Boston College (8), 10-27-12
Team Gained 300 Passing Yards
Opponent – Mikell Simpson (Rushing: 16-119; Receiving: 13-152),
Virginia, 10-20-07
Three Players with 100 Receiving Yards
Maryland – at Indiana (361), 09-27-14
Opponent – at Rutgers (401), 11-28-15
Team Gained 400 Passing Yards
Maryland – vs. NC State, (417), 11-27-10
Opponent – Bowling Green (491), 09-12-15
Maryland – Jason Kremus (119), Mancel Johnson (106) and Russ Weaver
Team Gained 500 Passing Yards
(105) at Wake Forest, 11-20-93
Maryland – N/A
Opponent – Janarion Grant (8-105), Leonte Carroo (6-104-2), Andre
Opponent – West Virginia (511), 9-13-14
Patton (8-101-2), Rutgers, 11-29-14
50-Yd. TD Run
200 Receiving Yards
Team Failed to Gain 100 Passing Yards
50 Pass Attempts
90-Yard TD Reception
Team Failed to Gain 50 Passing Yards
80-Yard TD Reception
Team Gained 400 Yards of Total Offense
Maryland – Brandon Ross (80) at Rutgers, 11-28-15
Opponent – Jehu Chesson (66), Michigan, 10-03-15
Maryland – Danny O’Brien (34-52-3, 289, 1 TD) vs. West Virginia, 09-17
11
Opponent – M. Johnson (36-55-1, 491, 6 TDs), vs. Bowling Green, 09-12-15
40 Pass Attempts
Maryland – C.J. Brown (20-43-3) vs. Michigan State, 11-15-14
Opponent – M. Johnson (36-55-1, 491, 6 TDs), vs. Bowling Green, 09-12-15
35 Pass Attempts
Maryland – Torrey Smith (14-224), NC State, 11-27-10
Opponent – Roger Lewis (15-200), vs. Bowling Green, 09-12-15
Maryland – C.J. Brown to Brandon Ross (90) at Syracuse, 09-20-14
Opponent – S. Halloran to Troy Stradford (90), Boston College, 10-11-86
Maryland – C.J. Brown to Brandon Ross (90) at Syracuse, 09-20-14
Opponent – Josh Padrick to Samuel Smith (89), FIU, 09-23-06
75-Yard Non-Scoring Reception
Maryland – C.J. Brown (20-43-3) vs. Michigan State, 11-15-14
Opponent – Matt Johnson (36-55-1, 491, 6 TDs), vs. Bowling Green, 09-1215
Maryland – Caleb Rowe to Brandon Ross (77) vs. Virginia, 10-12-13
Opponent– C. Randolph to Jax Landfried (78), Wake Forest, 12-30-02
75-Yard TD Reception
Maryland – Iowa (74), 10-31-15
Opponent – USF (60), 09-19-15
Maryland – at Clemson (41), 11-10-12
Opponent – Georgia Tech (31), 11-3-12
Maryland – at Rutgers (656), 11-28-15
Opponent – at Rutgers (530), 11-28-15
Team Gained 500 Yards of Total Offense
Maryland – at Rutgers (656), 11-28-15
Opponent – at Rutgers (530), 11-28-15
Team Gained 600 Yards of Total Offense
Maryland – at Rutgers (656), 11-28-15
Opponent – at West Virginia (601), 09-26-15
Maryland – C.J. Brown to Brandon Ross (90) at Syracuse, 09-20-14
Opponent – Chandler Whitmer to Shakim Phillips (75), Connecticut, 09 Maryland – Scott Milanovich (46-62-1, 380, 1 TD) at Florida St., 11-18-95
14-13
Team Failed to Gain 200 Yards of Total Offense
Maryland – Michigan (105), 10-03-15
30 Pass Completions
Opponent – West Virginia (175), 09-21-13
50-Yard Non-Scoring Reception
Maryland – Danny O’Brien (34-52-3, 289, 1 TD) vs. West Virginia, 09-17- Maryland – C.J. Brown to Deon Long (50) vs. Michigan State, 11-15-14
11
Opponent– Chris Laviano to Leonte Carroo (50), at Rutgers, 11-28-15 Team Failed to Gain 125 Yards of Total Offense
Opponent – M. Johnson (36-55-1, 491, 6 TDs), vs. Bowling Green, 09-12-15
Maryland – Michigan (105), 10-03-15
40 Pass Completions
25 Pass Completions
Maryland – Danny O’Brien (417) vs. NC State, 11-27-10
Opponent – Matt Johnson (491), vs. Bowling Green, 09-12-15
Maryland – Caleb Rowe (332) vs. Virginia, 10-26-13
Opponent – Chris Laviano (344), at Rutgers, 11-28-15
250 Yards Passing
Maryland – Caleb Rowe (297) vs. USF, 09-19-15
Opponent – Chris Laviano (344), at Rutgers, 11-28-15
Maryland – Yannick Ngakoue (3.0) vs. Bowling Green, 09-12-15
Opponent – Jeremiah Attaochu (3.0) vs. Georgia Tech, 11-3-12
Player Recorded 2.0 or More Sacks
Two Players with 10 Receptions
Maryland – Cole Farrand (23) vs. Clemson, 10-26-13
Opponent – N/A
Player Recorded 3.0 or More Sacks
Maryland – Stefon Diggs (10-138) vs. Stanford, 12-30-14
Opponent – Roger Lewis (15-200), vs. Bowling Green, 09-12-15
Maryland – Cole Farrand (18) vs. Michigan State, 11-15-14
Opponent – Danzel White (15), Towson, 10-01-11
Player Recorded 20 or More Tackles
10 Receptions
Maryland – Perry Hills to D.J. Moore (52) at Ohio State, 10-10-15
Opponent – Nate Sudfeld to Andre Booker (59) vs. Indiana, 11-21-15
Player Recorded 15 or More Tackles
300 Passing Yards
50-Yard TD Reception
Maryland – Danny O’Brien (34-52-3, 289, 1 TD) vs. West Virginia, 09-17- 11
Opponent – M. Johnson (36-55-1, 491, 6 TDs), vs. Bowling Green, 09-12-15
400 Passing Yards
Maryland – Yannick Ngakoue (2.0), Penn State, 10-24-15
Opponent – Jack Cichy (2.0) vs Wisconsin, 11-07-15
Team Gained 300 Rushing Yards
Maryland – vs. Indiana (319), 11-21-15
Opponent – at West Virginia (341), 09-26-15
Maryland – Walt Williams (11-84) and Geroy Simon (10-80) at Syracuse,
Team Gained 400 Rushing Yards
11-19-94
Opponent – Kevin White (13-216) and Mario Alford (11-131), West Maryland – at Rutgers (401), 11-28-15
Opponent – Navy (412), 09-06-10
Virginia, 9-13-14
100 Receiving Yards
Maryland – Levern Jacobs (10-107) vs. USF, 09-19-15
Opponent –Leonte Carroo (7-183), at Rutgers, 11-28-15
Team Failed to Gain 100 Rushing Yards
Maryland – Michigan (29), 10-03-15
Opponent – Penn State (48), 10-24-15
Team Failed to Gain 50 Rushing Yards
Maryland – Michigan (29), 10-03-15
Opponent –Penn State (48), 10-24-15
Scored 50 Points or more
Maryland – Richmond (51), 09-05-15
Opponent – Wisconsin (52), 10-25-14
Scored 50 Points or more (Conference Game)
Maryland – vs. Wake Forest (62-14), 10-30-10
Opponent – Wisconsin (52), 10-25-14
Came back from a 21-point deficit
Maryland – at Rutgers, trailed 31-10 in 2Q, 11-28-15
Shutout
Maryland – Michigan (0-28), 10-03-15
Opponent – West Virginia (37-0), 09-21-13
Shutout (Conference Game)
Maryland – Michigan (0-28), 10-03-15
Opponent – Wake Forest (26-0), 10-18-08
Terps Played in an Overtime Game
at Virginia Tech (W-1 OT, 27-24). 11-16-13
All-time record in overtime games, 5-3 (2-0 at home, 3-3 on the road)
Team Scored 28 Points or More In a Qtr
Maryland – vs. Rutgers (28, 2nd Qtr.), 11-29-14
Opponent – Bowling Green (28, 4th Qtr.), 09-12-15
Team Scored 21 Points or More In a Qtr
Maryland – Indiana (21, 1st Qtr.), 11-21-15
Opponent – West Virginia (21, 4th Qtr.), 09-26-15
A Player Started on Both Sides of the Ball
Maryland – William Likely (CB, WR; vs Wisconsin), 11-07-15)*
*Likely was also the PR and KR
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
MARYLAND SINGLE GAME, SEASON & CAREER RECORDS
RUSHING RECORDS
Career Yards
1. LaMont Jordan, 1997-00
2. Charlie Wysocki, 1978-81
3. Steve Atkins, 1975-78
4. Brandon Ross, 2012-15
5. Lance Ball, 2004-07
6. Bruce Perry, 1999, 2001-03
7. Rick Badanjek, 1982-85
8. Davin Meggett, 2008-11
9. Da’Rel Scott, 2007-10
10. Louis Carter, 1972-74
11. Alvin Blount, 1983-86
12. Willie Joyner, 1980-83
13. Josh Allen, 2002-03, 2005-06
14. Billy Lovett, 1966-68
15. Ed Modzelewski, 1949-51
Season Yards
1. LaMont Jordan (Jr.), 1999
2. Charlie Wysocki (Jr.), 1980
3. Steve Atkins (Sr.), 1978
4. Bruce Perry (So.), 2001
5. Chris Downs (Sr.), 2002
6. Charlie Wysocki (So.), 1979
7. Da’Rel Scott (So.), 2008
8. Willie Joyner (Jr.), 1982
9. Louis Carter (Sr.), 1974
10. Billy Lovett (Sr.), 1968
11. Brandon Ross (Sr.), 2015
12. Art Seymore (So.), 1970
13. Josh Allen (So.), 2003
14. LaMont Jordan (Sr.), 2000
15. Willie Joyner (Sr.), 1983
Single-Game Yards
1. LaMont Jordan vs. Virginia, 1999
2. Bruce Perry vs. Wake Forest, 2001
3. Josh Allen vs. Virginia, 2003
4. Brandon Ross vs. Indiana, 2015
5. Willie Joyner vs. No. Carolina, 1982
6. Bruce Perry vs. Wake Forest, 2003
George Scott vs. Villanova, 1977
8. LaMont Jordan vs. Duke, 1999
9. Charlie Wysocki vs. Louisville, 1979
10. Rick Badanjek vs. Virginia, 1984
11. Charlie Wysocki vs. Duke, 1980
12. Steve Atkins vs. Syracuse, 1976
13. Alvin Blount vs. Clemson, 1984
14. Louis Carter vs. Virginia, 1974
16. Chris Downs vs. Georgia Tech, 2002
16. Charlie Wysocki vs. Virginia, 1979
Career Touchdowns
4,147
3,317
2,971
2,543
2,487
2,424
2,417
2,411
2,401
2,266
2,158
2,140
1,958
1,913
1,893
1,632
1,359
1,261
1,242
1,154
1,140
1,133
1,039
991
963
958
945
922
920
908
306
276
257
250
240
237
237
227
222
217
216
215
214
213
212
202
1. Rick Badanjek, 1982-85
2. LaMont Jordan, 1997-2000
3. Steve Atkins, 1975-78
4. Lance Ball, 2004-07
Charlie Wysocki, 1978-81
6. Louis Carter, 1972-74
C.J. Brown , 2011-14
8. Josh Allen, 2002-03, 2005-06
Ed Modzelewski, 1949-51
10. Brandon Ross, 2012-15
Keon Lattimore, 2004-07
Buddy Rodgers, 1994-97
13. Davin Meggett, 2008-11
Tommy Neal, 1983-86
Ed Vereb, 1953-55
Bob Shemonski, 1949-51
Da’Rel Scott, 2007-10
Bruce Perry, 1999, 2001-2003
Season Touchdowns
1.
2.
4.
6.
8.
11.
LaMont Jordan (Jr.), 1999
Rick Badanjek (Jr.), 1984
Bob Shemonski (Jr.), 1950
Louis Carter (Jr.), 1973
Ed Vereb (Sr.), 1955
Keon Lattimore (Sr.), 2007
Chris Downs (Sr.), 2002
C.J. Brown (Sr.), 2013
Lance Ball (Sr.), 2007
Rick Badanjek (Sr.), 1985
D.J. Adams (Fr.), 2010
LaMont Jordan (Sr.), 2000
Charlie Wysocki (Jr.), 1980
Ed Modzelewski (Sr.), 1951
Lu Gambino (Sr.), 1947
Single-Game Touchdowns
1.
2.
6.
Bob Shemonski vs. Va. Tech, 1950
D.J. Adams vs. East Carolina, 2010
Chris Downs vs. North Carolina, 2002
LaMont Jordan vs. Clemson, 1999
Charlie Wysocki vs. Virginia, 1981
Brandon Ross at Rutgers, 2015
Brandon Ross vs. Indiana, 2015
C.J. Brown vs. James Madison, 2014
C.J. Brown vs. NC State, 2013
D.J. Adams vs. Virginia, 2010
Lance Ball vs. Georgia Tech, 2007
Keon Lattimore vs. Villanova, 2007
Chris Downs vs. Georgia Tech, 2002
Bruce Perry vs. E. Michigan, 2001
LaMont Jordan vs. Middle Tennesse State, 2000
LaMont Jordan vs. Western Carolina, 1999
Rick Badanjek vs. No. Carolina, 1984
Rick Badanjek vs. NC State, 1984
John Nash vs. Wake Forest, 1982
Steve Atkins vs. Duke, 1978
George Scott vs. Villanova, 1977
Steve Atkins vs. Duke, 1977
Steve Atkins vs. Syracuse, 1977
Louis Carter vs. Clemson, 1973
Dennis O’Hara vs. Wake Forest, 1969
Dennis Condie vs. Virginia, 1960
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36
31
26
26
25
25
21
21
19
19
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18
18
18
18
17
17
16
15
15
14
14
13
13
12
12
12
11
11
11
11
11
5
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Jim Joyce vs. Virginia, 1959
John Forbes vs. Miami, 1958
3
3
PASSING RECORDS
Career Completions
1. Scott Milanovich, 1992-95
2. Chris Turner, 2007-09
3. Boomer Esiason, 1981-83
4. C.J. Brown, 2011-14
5. Sam Hollenbach, 2003-06
6. Neil O’Donnell, 1987-89
7. Dan Henning, 1985-87
8. Brian Cummings, 1994-97
9. Danny O’Brien, 2010-11
10. Scott McBrien, 2002-03
11. John Kaleo, 1991-92
12. Dick Shiner, 1961-63
13. Shaun Hill , 2000-01
Scott Zolak, 1988-90
15. Stan Gelbaugh, 1981-85
Season Completions
1. John Kaleo (Sr.), 1992
2. Scott Milanovich (So.), 1993
3. Scott Milanovich (Jr.), 1994
4. Scott Zolak (Sr.), 1990
5. Chris Turner (Jr.), 2008
6. Sam Hollenbach (Sr.), 2006
7. Shaun Hill (Sr.), 2001
8. Dan Henning (Jr.), 1986
9. Danny O’Brien (Fr.), 2010
Sam Hollenbach (Jr.), 2005
11. C.J. Brown (Gr.), 2014
12. Chris Turner (Sr.), 2009
13. Boomer Esiason (Jr.), 1982
14. Scott McBrien (Sr.), 2003
15. C.J. Brown (Sr.), 2013
Stan Gelbaugh (Sr.), 1985
Single-Game Completions
1. Scott Milanovich vs. Florida St., 1995
2. Scott Milanovich vs. Wake Forest, 1993
3. Scott Milanovich vs. Syracuse, 1994
Scott Milanovich vs. W. Virginia, 1993
5. Danny O’Brien vs. W. Virginia, 2011
Scott Milanovich vs. No. Carolina, 1993
7. Danny O’Brien vs. NC State, 2010
Chris Turner vs. Boston College, 2008
9. Scott Milanovich vs. Wake Forest, 1995
Scott Milanovich vs. Virginia, 1994
Scott Milanovich vs. NC State, 1994
John Kaleo vs. Virginia, 1992
13. Danny O’Brien vs. Miami, 2011
John Kaleo vs. No. Carolina, 1992
650
547
461
437
417
387
353
344
342
335
305
287
270
270
251
286
279
229
225
214
203
197
196
192
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176
173
166
166
46
37
35
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34
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Career Yards
MARYLAND SINGLE GAME, SEASON & CAREER RECORDS
1. Scott Milanovich, 1992-95
2. Chris Turner, 2007-09
3. Boomer Esiason, 1981-83
4. C.J. Brown, 2011-14
5. Scott McBrien, 2002-2003
6. Sam Hollenbach, 2003-06
7. Neil O’Donnell, 1987-89
8. Dan Henning, 1985-87
9. Danny O’Brien, 2010-11
10. Brian Cummings, 1994-97
11. John Kaleo, 1991-92
12. Stan Gelbaugh, 1981-85
13. Dick Shiner, 1961-63
14. Bob Avellini, 1972-74
15. Shaun Hill, 2000-01
16. Scott Zolak, 1988-90
Season Yards
1. Scott Milanovich (So.), 1993
2. John Kaleo (Sr.), 1992
3. Dan Henning (Jr.), 1986
4. Scott McBrien (Sr.), 2003
5. Scott Zolak (Sr.), 1990
6. Sam Hollenbach (Jr.), 2005
7. Chris Turner (Jr.), 2008
8. Scott McBrien (Jr.), 2002
9. Stan Gelbaugh (Sr.), 1985
10. Danny O’Brien (Fr.) 2010
11. Scott Milanovich (Jr.), 1994
12. Shaun Hill (Sr.), 2001
13. Sam Hollenbach (Sr.), 2006
14. Boomer Esiason (Sr.), 1983
15. Boomer Esiason (Jr.), 1982
16. C.J. Brown (Sr.), 2013
Single-Game Yards
7,301
6,543
6,259
5,372
5,169
5,139
4,989
4,560
4,086
4,080
3,660
3,659
3,410
3,222
3,159
3,124
3,499
3,392
2,725
2,672
2,589
2,539
2,516
2,497
2,475
2,438
2,394
2,380
2,371
2,322
2,302
2,288
1. Scott Milanovich vs. Va. Tech, 1993
498
2. Scott Milanovich vs. W. Virginia, 1993
451
3. John Kaleo vs. Clemson, 1992
418
4. Danny O’Brien vs. NC State, 2010
417
5. Scott Milanovich vs. Wake Forest, 1993
416
6. John Kaleo vs. Pittsburgh, 1992
415
7. Scott Milanovich vs. Duke, 1993
414
8. Scott Milanovich vs. No. Carolina, 1993
405
John Kaleo vs. Wake Forest, 1992
405
10. Scott McBrien vs. West Virginia (Gator Bowl), 2004381
11. Scott Milanovich vs. Florida St., 1995
380
Career Touchdowns
1. Scott Milanovich, 1992-95
2. Boomer Esiason, 1981-83
3. Scott McBrien, 2002-2003
4. C.J. Brown, 2011-
5. Chris Turner, 2007-09
6. Danny O’Brien, 2010-11
7. Sam Hollenbach, 2003-06
8. Neil O’Donnell, 1987-89
9. Dan Henning, 1985-87
Alan Pastrana, 1965-68
11. Brian Cummings, 1994-97
Jack Scarbath, 1950-52
Dick Shiner, 1961-63
14. Stan Gelbaugh, 1981-85
15. Shaun Hill, 2000-01
Season Touchdowns
1. Scott Milanovich (So.), 1993
2. Danny O’Brien (Fr.) 2010
3. Scott Milanovich (Jr.), 1994
4. Scott McBrien (Sr.), 2003
5. Boomer Esiason (Jr.), 1982
6. John Kaleo (Sr.), 1992
Alan Pastrana (Jr.), 1966
8. Sam Hollenbach (Sr.), 2006
Scott McBrien (Jr.), 2002
Dan Henning (Jr.), 1986
Stan Gelbaugh (Sr.), 1985
Boomer Esiason (Sr.), 1983
13. C.J. Brown (Gr.), 2014
C.J. Brown (Sr.), 2013
Chris Turner (Jr.), 2008
Shaun Hill (Sr.), 2001
Sam Hollenbach (Jr.), 2005
Single-Game Touchdowns
1.
6.
Scott Milanovich vs. NC State, 1994
Scott Milanovich vs. Wake Forest, 1993
Scott Milanovich vs. W. Virginia, 1993
Scott Milanovich vs. No. Carolina, 1993
John Kaleo vs. Clemson, 1992
Caleb Rowe vs. USF, 2015
Danny O’Brien vs. NC State, 2010
Danny O’Brien vs. Wake Forest, 2010
Joel Statham vs Duke, 2004
Scott McBrien vs. North Carolina, 2003
Scott Milanovich vs. Ga. Tech, 1994
Scott Milanovich vs. Va. Tech, 1993
Mark Manges vs. Villanova, 1975
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42
34
33
30
29
28
26
24
23
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22
21
20
19
26
22
20
19
18
17
17
15
15
15
15
15
13
13
13
13
13
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
RECEIVING RECORDS
Career Receptions
1. Jermaine Lewis, 1992-95
2. Geroy Simon, 1993-96
3. Torrey Smith, 2008-10
4. Stefon Diggs, 2012-
5. Darrius Heyward-Bey, 2006-08
6. Frank Wycheck, 1990-92
7. Russ Weaver, 1992-94
8. Guilian Gary, 1998-2001
9. Azizuddin Abdur-Ra’oof, 1984-87
10. Barry Johnson, 1987-90
11. Ferrell Edmunds, 1984-87
Marcus Badgett, 1989-92
Frank Russell, 1972-74
14. Greg Hill, 1982-84
15. Mancel Johnson, 1993-96
Season Receptions
1. Geroy Simon (So.), 1994
2. Marcus Badgett (Sr.), 1992
3. Russ Weaver (Jr.), 1993
4. Torrey Smith (Jr.), 2010
5. Jermaine Lewis (Sr.), 1995
6. Stefon Diggs (Jr.), 2014
7. Torrey Smith (So.), 2009
8. Frank Wycheck (Fr.), 1990
9. Richie Harris (Sr.), 1992
10. Stefon Diggs (Fr.), 2012
Geroy Simon (Jr.), 1995
12. Jermaine Lewis (So.), 1993
Dan Prunzik (Sr.), 1992
14. Darrius Heyward-Bey (So.), 2007
Vernon Davis (Jr.), 2005
Allen Williams (Sr.), 1994
Greg Hill (Sr.), 1984
Single-Game Receptions
1.
2.
5.
6.
7.
Geroy Simon vs. Florida St., 1995
Torrey Smith vs. NC State, 2010
Russ Weaver vs. Wake Forest, 1993
Frank Wycheck vs. Va. Tech, 1990
Jermaine Lewis vs. Ga. Tech, 1995
Frank Wycheck vs. NC State, 1990
Darrius Heyward-Bey vs. Wake Forest, 2008
Jermaine Lewis vs. NC State, 1995
Allen Williams vs. Syracuse, 1994
Geroy Simon vs. W. Virginia, 1994
Marcus Badgett vs. Wake Forest, 1992
Marcus Badgett vs. Pittsburgh, 1992
John Tice vs. Clemson, 1982
Stefon Diggs vs. Boston College, 2012
193
185
152
150
138
134
120
113
108
106
101
100
100
97
94
77
75
69
67
66
62
61
58
56
54
54
52
52
51
51
51
51
16
14
14
14
13
12
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
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Career Yards
MARYLAND SINGLE GAME, SEASON & CAREER RECORDS
1. Jermaine Lewis, 1992-95
2. Stefon Diggs, 2012-14
3. Torrey Smith, 2008-10
4. Darrius Heyward-Bey, 2006-08
5. Geroy Simon, 1993-96
6. Azizuddin Abdur-Ra’oof, 1984-87
7. Marcus Badgett, 1989-92
Barry Johnson, 1987-90
Greg Hill, 1982-84
10. Ferrell Edmunds, 1984-87
11. Guilian Gary, 1998-2001
12. James Milling, 1984-87
13. Russell Davis, 1981-83
14. Vernon Davis, 2003-05
15. Frank Russell, 1972-74
Season Yards
1. Marcus Badgett (Sr.), 1992
2. Torrey Smith (Jr.), 2010
3. Jermaine Lewis (So.), 1993
4. Jermaine Lewis (Sr.), 1995
5. Geroy Simon (So.), 1994
6. Vernon Davis (Jr.), 2005
7. Stefon Diggs (Fr.), 2012
8. Torrey Smith (So.), 2009
9. Greg Hill (Sr.), 1984
10. Stefon Diggs (Jr.), 2014
11. Darrius Heyward-Bey, (So.), 2007
12. Guilian Gary (Sr.), 2001
13. Darrius Heyward-Bey (Fr.), 2006
14. Jermaine Lewis (Jr.), 1994
15. Barry Johnson (Jr.), 1989
Single-Game Yardage
1. Marcus Badgett vs. Pittsburgh, 1992
2. Jermaine Lewis vs. No. Carolina, 1993
3. Torrey Smith vs. NC State, 2010
4. James Milling vs. No. Carolina, 1986
5. Marcus Badgett vs. Duke, 1992
6. Jermaine Lewis vs. Duke, 1995
7. Jermaine Lewis vs. Ga. Tech, 1995
8. Russell Davis vs. Penn State, 1982
9. Marcus Badgett vs. Wake Forest, 1992
10. Marcus Badgett vs. Clemson, 1992
11. Greg Hill vs. Miami, 1984
2,932
2,227
2,215
2,089
2,059
1,895
1,748
1,721
1,721
1,641
1,552
1,446
1,408
1,371
1,344
1,240
1,055
957
937
891
871
848
824
820
792
786
727
694
692
689
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189
188
187
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182
Career Touchdowns
1. Jermaine Lewis, 1992-95
2. Torrey Smith, 2008-10
3. Greg Hill, 1982-84
4. Stefon Diggs, 2012-
5. Darrius Heyward-Bey, 2006-08
Guilian Gary, 1998-2001
7. Gary Collins, 1959-61
8. Marcus Badgett, 1989-92
Barry Johnson, 1987-90
10. Mancel Jonnson, 1993-96
Geroy Simon, 1993-96
Azizuddin Abdur-Ra’oof, 1984-87
Ferrell Edmunds, 1984-87
Dan Bungori, 1971-73
15. Vernon Davis, 2003-05
Vernon Joines, 1985-88
Mike Lewis, 1979-82
Season Touchdowns
1.
2.
4.
5.
11.
Torrey Smith (Jr.), 2010
Jermaine Lewis (Jr.), 1994
Marcus Badgett (Sr.), 1992
Dan Bungori (So.), 1971
Guilian Gary (Jr.), 2000
Jermaine Lewis (So.), 1993
Greg Hill (Jr.), 1983
Greg Hill (So.), 1982
Billy Van Heusen (Jr.), 1966
Darryl Hill (Jr.), 1963
Vernon Davis (Jr.), 2005
Latrez Harrison (Sr.), 2003
Guilian Gary (Sr.), 2001
Barry Johnson (Jr.), 1989
James Milling (Jr.), 1986
Don Ratliff (Sr.), 1972
Stefon Diggs (Fr.), 2012
Single-Game Touchdowns
1.
2.
6.
Torrey Smith vs. NC State, 2010
Vernon Davis vs. Duke, 2004
Guilian Gary vs. Georgia Tech, 2000
Jermaine Lewis vs. W. Virginia, 1993
James Milling vs. No. Carolina, 1986
37 players
(last time: Marcus Leak vs. USF, 9/6/2014)
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19
18
14
13
13
12
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
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9
9
8
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
4
3
3
3
3
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DEFENSIVE RECORDS
Career Tackles (since 1969)
1. Eric Wilson, 1981-84
2. E.J. Henderson, 1999-2002
3. Chuck Faucette, 1983-86
4. D’Qwell Jackson, 2002-05
5. Ratcliff Thomas, 1993-96
6. Eric Barton, 1995-98
7. Mike Jarmolowich, 1989-92
8. Brad Carr, 1974-77
9. Scott Saylor, 1987-89
10. Alex Wujciak, 2008-10
11. Bruce Palmer, 1976-78
12. Aaron Thompson, 1998-2001
13. Mike Corvino, 1979-82
14. Ted Klaube, 1975-77
15. Demetrius Hartsfield, 2009-12
Season Tackles (since 1969)
1. Neal Olkewicz (Sr.), 1978
2. Ted Klaube (Sr.), 1977
3. Eric Wilson (Jr.), 1983
4. E.J. Henderson (Sr.), 2002
5. Harry Walters (Jr.), 1974
6. Kevin Walker (Sr.), 1987
7. Eric Wilson (Sr.), 1984
8. Eric Barton (Sr.), 1998
Brian Matera (Sr.), 1979
10. Brad Carr (Jr.), 1976
11. Mike Jarmolowich (Jr.), 1991
12. Chuck Faucette (Sr.), 1986
Bruce Palmer (Sr.), 1978
14. E.J. Henderson (Jr.), 2001
15. Kevin Benson (Sr.), 1975
Career TFL (since 1974)
1. E.J. Henderson, 1999-02
2. Aaron Thompson, 1998-01
3. Andre Monroe, 2011-14
4. Charles Johnson, 1976-78
5. Mike Corvino, 1979-82
6. Eric Ogbogu, 1994-97
7. Randy Starks, 2001-03
8. Yannick Ngakoue, 2013-pres.
9. Shawne Merriman, 2003-04
10. Al Wallace, 1993-96
Joe Vellano, 2009-12
12. Delbert Cowsette, 1996-99
13. Gurnest Brown, 1979-82
Demetrius Hartsfield, 2009-12
15. Mike Whaley, 2000-01
481
473
466
447
424
417
414
386
382
381
351
348
347
344
338
188
186
178
175
173
172
160
159
159
157
153
151
151
150
149
62.5
45
38.5
37
36
35.5
34.0
33
32.5
32
32
31
27
27
26
2016 MARYLAND FOOTBALL
MARYLAND SINGLE GAME, SEASON & CAREER RECORDS
Season TFL (since 1974)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
E.J. Henderson (Jr.), 2001
Randy White (Sr.), 1974
E.J. Henderson (Sr.), 2002
Charles Johnson (Sr.), 1978
Andre Monroe (Jr.), 2013
Shawne Merriman (So.), 2004
Aaron Thompson (So.), 1999
Kris Jenkins (Sr.), 2000
Bruce Palmer (Sr.), 1978
10. Jack Bradford (Sr.), 1990
Bruce Mesner (Sr.), 1985
12. Marcus Whitfield (Sr.), 2013
13. Yannick Ngakoue (Jr.), 2015
Eric Ogbogu (Jr.), 1996
Eric Hicks (Jr.), 1996
Gurnest Brown (Jr.), 1981
Career TFL Yards (since 1974)
1. Andre Monroe, 2011-14
2. E.J. Henderson, 1999-2002
3. Mike Corvino, 1979-82
4. Charles Johnson, 1976-78
5. Aaron Thompson, 1998-2001
7. Yannick Ngakoue, 2013-pres.
6. Shawne Merriman, 2002-03
8. James Shaffer, 1976-79
9. Gurnest Brown, 1979-82
10. Adrian Moten, 2007-10
Season TFL Yards (since ‘74)
1. Randy White (Sr.), 1974
2. Charles Johnson (Sr.), 1978
3. Marcus Whitfield (Sr.), 2013
4. Marlin Van Horn (Jr.), 1978
5. Mark Duda (Sr.), 1982
6. Andre Monroe (Sr.), 2014
7. Mike Corvino (Jr.), 1981
8. Shawne Merriman (So.), 2004
9. E.J. Henderson (Sr.), 2002
Bruce Mesner (Sr.), 1986
11. James Shaffer (Sr.), 1979
12. Yannick Ngakoue (Jr.), 2015
13. Bruce Palmer (Sr.), 1978
Yannick Ngakoue (So.), 2014
Career Sacks (since 1969)
1. Andre Monroe, 2011-14
2. Mike Corvino, 1979-82
3. Shawne Merriman, 2002-04
4. Yannick Ngakoue, 2013-pres.
5. Mark Duda, 1979-82
Charles Johnson, 1976-78
Bruce Palmer, 1976-78
8. Eric Ogbogu, 1994-97
9. E.J. Henderson, 1999-2002
Bruce Mesner, 1983-86
Gurnest Brown, 1979-82
12. Randy Starks, 2001-03
13. Joe Campbell, 1973-76
14. Adrian Moten, 2007-10
28
24
19.5
18
17
17
17
17
17
16
16
15.5
15
15
15
15
212
207
206
205
197
176
170
153
149
145
122
119
109
101
94
92
91
87
86
86
84
83
81
81
25
24
22
21.5
19
19
19
18.5
18
18
18
17.5
17
15.5
Season Sacks (since 1969)
1. Yannick Ngakoue (Jr.), 2015
2. Mark Duda (Sr.), 1982
Bruce Palmer (Sr.), 1978
4. Bruce Mesner (Jr.), 1985
Charles Johnson (Sr.), 1978
Randy White (Sr.), 1974
7. Mike Corvino (Jr.), 1981
Marlin Van Horn (Sr.), 1979
9. Andre Monroe (Sr.), 2014
10. Kris Jenkins (Sr.), 2000
Jack Bradford (Sr.), 1990
Gurnest Brown (Jr.), 1981
13. Andre Monroe (Jr.), 2013
14. Marcus Whitfield (Sr.), 2013
15. Shawne Merriman (So.), 2003
Shawne Merriman (Jr.), 2004
E.J. Henderson (Sr.), 2002
Season Forced Fumbles (since 1987)
1.
2.
3.
6.
Joel Goode, 1987
Sean Davis, 2015
Darin Drakeford, 2011
Kenny Tate, 2010
Milton Harris, 2005
Adrian Moten, 2007
Moise Fokou, 2007
Erin Henderson, 2006
Shawne Merriman, 2004
E.J. Henderson, 2002
Rod Littles, 2001
Aaron Thompson, 2000
Rod Littles, 2000
Eric Barton, 1998
Eric Ogbogu, 1998
Chad Wiestling, 1992
Lubo Zizakovich, 1990
Cole Farrand, 2012
Career Interceptions
1. Tom Brown, 1960-62
2. Lendell Jones, 1980-83
3. Bob Sullivan, 1962-63
4. A.J. Johnson, 1993-96
Bob Smith, 1972-74
Bernie Faloney, 1951-53
7. Curome Cox, 2000-02
Lewis Sanders, 1996-99
Howard Eubanks, 1979-82
Lloyd Burruss, 1976-80
Ralph Lary, 1977-80
Ken Schroy, 1972-74
13. Tony Jackson, 1997-2001
Shawn Forte, 1998-2000
Keeta Covington, 1983-86
Clarence Baldwin, 1981-83
Jim Brechbiel, 1972-75
Wally Stalnaker, 1967-69
Joe Horning, 1951-54
13.5
13
13
12
12
12
11
11
10.5
10
10
10
9.5
9.0
8.5
8.5
8.5
6
5
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Season Interceptions
1. Bob Sullivan (Sr.), 1965
2. Tom Brown (Jr.), 1961
3. Clarence Baldwin (Sr.), 1983
Lendell Jones (Jr.), 1982
Ralph Lary (Jr.), 1979
Bob Smith (So.), 1972
7. William Likely (So.), 2014
Tony Jackson (Sr.), 2001
Lewis Sanders (Jr.), 1999
A.J. Johnson (Jr.), 1995
Keeta Covington (Jr.), 1985
Larry Marshall (Sr.), 1971
Tom Brown (Sr.), 1962
Bernie Faloney (Sr.), 1953
Joe Horning (Fr.), 1951
15. 10 players
(last time: Domonique Foxworth (So.), 2002)
Single-Game Interceptions
1. Lendell Jones vs. Duke, 1982
Career Interception Return Yards
1. Tom Brown, 1960-62
2. Alex Wujciak, 2008-10
3. Joe Horning, 1951-54
4. Bill McFadden, 1979-82
5. Bernie Faloney, 1950-53
6. Randall Jones, 1998-2001
7. Lloyd Burruss, 1976-80
8. William Likely, 2013-pres.
9. Jim LaRue, 1947-49
10. Ernie Arizzi, 1961-63
11. Ken Schroy, 1972-74
12. Frank Tamburello, 1954-55
13. Ralph Lary, 1977-80
14. Curome Cox, 2000-03
15. Joe Petruzzo, 1950-51
Season Interception Return Yards
17
14
13
12
12
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
1. William Likely (So.), 2014
2. Alex Wujciak (Jr.), 2009
3. Joe Horning (Fr.), 1951
4. Frank Tamburello (So.), 1954
5. Cliff Crosby (Sr.), 1998
6. Larry Marshall (Sr.), 1971
7. Tom Brown (Sr.), 1962
8. Eddie Tomlin (Sr.), 1989
9. Shawn Forte (Sr.), 2000
10. Bill McFadden (Jr.), 1981
11. Dickie Lewis (So.), 1956
12. Jim LaRue (Sr.), 1949
13. Ralph Lary (Jr.), 1979
Joe Petruzzo (So.), 1950
15. Cameron Chism (Sr.), 2011
10
8
7
7
7
7
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
4
275
238
222
212
207
177
173
170
168
166
165
161
160
153
143
170
152
147
140
133
131
122
120
114
112
111
103
102
102
100