CSN MidAtlantic Sep 23, 2017
Central Florida breezes past QB-depleted Maryland 38-10
Taj McGowan scored two touchdowns, quarterback McKenzie Milton ran for 94 yards and Central Florida capitalized on an early injury to Maryland quarterback Kasim Hill in a 38-10 upset Saturday.
Baltimore Sun Sep 23, 2017
Schmuck: Terps can't run away from plague of quarterback injuries
For lack of a better explanation, just call it the curse of the running quarterback. The Maryland football team stepped onto Capital One Field on Saturday afternoon full of promise and the early-season enthusiasm of an undefeated team, but it wasn’t long before the Terps faithful was lamenting...
Terrapins Journal | Washington Post Sep 23, 2017
Maryland quarterback Kasim Hill leaves UCF game with first quarter injury
Maryland true freshman quarterback Kasim Hill left in the first quarter of Saturday’s game against Central Florida with an apparent right leg injury. Hill, who assumed the starting role after sophomore Tyrrell Pigrome suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in a season-opening win over Texas, was injured after trying to scramble on a third down […]
Baltimore Sun Sep 23, 2017
Maryland loses to Central Florida, 38-10, and loses freshman QB Kasim Hill to injury
A season that had started to look so promising for the Maryland football team and a career that began so impressively for freshman quarterback Kasim Hill took a decidedly depressing turn Saturday against Central Florida. Or, more accurately, a terrible spin at Maryland Stadium.Hill, who got his...
Baltimore Sun Sep 23, 2017
Maryland quarterback Kasim Hill injured in first quarter against UCF
Maryland freshman quarterback Kasim Hill was injured in the first quarter of Saturday’s game against UCF. Hill had to be helped off the field by trainers with what appeared to be a serious leg injury. The play occurred when Hill, on third-and-13 from the UCf 21, appeared to be surrounded in the...
Baltimore Sun Sep 22, 2017
After a close win last year, Central Florida could be a measuring stick for Maryland
Simply by the results of the first two games this season, it is easy to say that the Maryland football team has improved from its first year under coach DJ Durkin. Back-to-back games of scoring over 50 points, a first in program history, has been complemented by a defense that shut out Texas for...
Baltimore Sun Sep 22, 2017
Maryland OC Walt Bell not concerned about young RBs Lorenzo Harrison III and Anthony McFarland
A year ago as a freshman, Maryland running Lorenzo Harrison III showed immediately that he was ready to make the jump from high school to college. Though he appeared to be buried on the depth chart going into the season opener against Howard, Harrison moved up quickly after picking up 67 yards...
Baltimore Sun Sep 21, 2017
Maryland's fast offensive start begins in the trenches
Beyond the video game numbers being put up by junior running back Ty Johnson, the explosive versatility of junior wide receiver DJ Moore and the preternatural poise of freshman quarterback Kasim Hill, the success of Maryland’s offense this season can be tied directly to its offensive line. “It...
Baltimore Sun Sep 20, 2017
Terps wide receiver D.J. Moore gets a kick out of his two high school records
When D.J. Moore left Imhotep Charter High School three years ago, he was an all-state receiver. In his last two seasons at the Philadelphia school, he had 74 catches for 1,842 yards and 29 touchdowns. Yet the only place Moore’s name can be found in the city‘s high school football record books are...
Baltimore Sun Sep 19, 2017
D.J. Moore's big-play ability is becoming a broken record for Maryland
Maryland wide receiver D.J. Moore didn’t get a chance to see a replay of his 21-yard touchdown run on a jet sweep against Towson two weeks ago when it was shown to a national television audience on ESPN’s “College GameDay” telecast last Saturday. “”People were telling me about it. I couldn’t get...
Baltimore Sun Sep 13, 2017
Serious knee injury, position change haven't stopped Maryland football's Andrew Isaacs
Standing on the field at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, N.Y., during a game early in the 2014 season, Maryland team doctor Craig Bennett didn’t need an MRI to tell how serious sophomore tight end Andrew Isaacs’ knee injury was. “The knee was completely out of place. The thigh bone and the leg bone...
Baltimore Sun Sep 12, 2017
Maryland's 2020 and 2021 Big Ten football schedules continue to be backloaded
If the Maryland football team continues to improve under second-year coach DJ Durkin, his team’s November games might take on significant meaning in 2020 and 2021. Based on the schedules released by the Big Ten on Tuesday, the Terps will play the league’s East Division powers toward the end of...
Baltimore Sun Sep 11, 2017
Game time set for Central Florida at Maryland football game on Sept. 23
Maryland will play host to Central Florida at 3 p.m. on Sept. 23, the Big Ten Conference announced today. The game at Maryland Stadium, the Terps’ final non-conference game before the Big Ten schedule begins, will be shown on FS1 (FoxSports 1). Off to a 2-0 start for the fifth time in the last...
Baltimore Sun Sep 11, 2017
Three things the Maryland football team needs to work on during its bye week
On the surface, it seems that there’s little to be concerned about with a 2-0 Maryland football team. Coming off their highest scoring performance in more than 60 years and their first consecutive 50-point games in school history, the Terps are rolling offensively. Having held Texas and Towson...
Baltimore Sun Sep 10, 2017
After returning from suspension, Maryland linebacker Cockerille quickly hitting his stride
With a floppy bucket hat tied around his scruffy beard, Shane Cockerille looks like he would be just as comfortable in the Australian Outback as he does on a football field at Maryland. In some ways, the senior linebacker from Baltimore might have felt he was living far away from his teammates...
