Draft Scout Warning: Undefined variable $TeamName in D:\InetPub\vhosts\scoutnation.com\draftscout.com\notesteam.php on line 20 Player News, College Football: Warning: Undefined variable $TeamName in D:\InetPub\vhosts\scoutnation.com\draftscout.com\notesteam.php on line 20

2019 ALL-BIG TEN HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Javon Leake,...As a rusher, Leake posted 736 yards on 102 carries, a 7.22 yards per carry average, the third-highest among all FBS running backs, while also scoring eight touchdowns. A Big Ten Honorable Mention selection as a rusher, Leake recorded 100-yard games against Syracuse and Indiana, scoring four touchdowns in those two games. - Maryland Football

(DS#16 RB) Jr/2020

RB *Javon Leake, Maryland
News Source: Maryland Football
Share/Comment: Here

12/05/19 - Dontay Demus Jr., rSr/2023, Maryland, 6-3, 212 (DS#37 WR) + More +

2019 ALL-BIG TEN HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Dontay Demus,...Demus led the Terps in receptions (41), receiving yards (625), yards per catch (15.2) and receiving touchdowns (6). Demus, who has recorded a reception in 14 straight games, is the first Maryland sophomore with six receiving touchdowns in a season since DJ Moore in 2016. - Maryland Football

(DS#37 WR) rSr/2023

WR Dontay Demus Jr., Maryland
News Source: Maryland Football
Share/Comment: Here

12/05/19 - Keandre Jones, Sr/2020, Maryland, 6-1, 220 (DS#30 OLB) + More +

2019 ALL-BIG TEN HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Keandre Jones,...Jones made the most of his one year in a Maryland uniform, leading the Terps in sacks (7.0), tackles for loss (15.0) and forced fumbles (3). The linebacker ranks eighth in the league in tackles for loss and tied for fourth in forced fumbles. - Maryland Football

(DS#30 OLB) Sr/2020

OLB Keandre Jones, Maryland
News Source: Maryland Football
Share/Comment: Here

12/05/19 - *Nick Cross, Jr/2022, Maryland, 6-0, 215 (DS#3 SS) + More +

2019 ALL-BIG TEN HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Nick Cross,...Cross is a true freshman that didn't make his first career start until October 19, but came on strong as the season progressed. He led Maryland and ranked among the Top 20 players in the Big Ten with seven passes defended. Cross also hauled in a pair of interceptions, tying for the team lead in that category. - Maryland Football

(DS#3 SS) Jr/2022

SS *Nick Cross, Maryland
News Source: Maryland Football
Share/Comment: Here

12/05/19 - *Javon Leake, Jr/2020, Maryland, 6-0, 215 (DS#16 RB) + More +

Maryland junior running back Javon Leake declared for the NFL Draft Wednesday, forgoing his final year of eligibility. "From the day I stepped foot on campus and into the Maryland locker room, I knew something special was in my future," said Leake. "The friendships I have created along my journey with my teammates is something I will cherish forever. Thank you Terp Nation, you all mean the world to me. Now it's time for me to begin a new chapter!" Leake was a prolific rusher and kick returner during his time in College Park, tallying 1,487 kick return yards and 1,144 rushing yards, reaching the end zone 20 times over three seasons. His 1,487 kick return yards are the fifth-most in program history, passing Maryland legend Stefon Diggs in his last game as a Terp.

"Javon proved to be one of our most talented and hardest working players this season," said head coach Michael Locksley. "He has big play ability and is smart, tough and reliable. I'm excited to see him showcase his talents in the NFL." This season, Leake was named the Rodgers-Dwight Big Ten Return Specialist of the Year after he led the conference in kick return yards (804), kick return average (26.8) and kick return touchdowns (two). The junior's three career kick return touchdowns are tied with Torrey Smith ('10) for the most in program history. As a rusher, Leake posted 736 yards on 102 carries, a 7.22 yards per carry average, the third-highest among all FBS running backs, while also scoring eight touchdowns. A Big Ten Honorable Mention selection as a rusher, Leake recorded 100-yard games against Syracuse and Indiana, scoring four touchdowns in those two games. - Maryland Football

(DS#16 RB) Jr/2020

RB *Javon Leake, Maryland
News Source: Maryland Football
Share/Comment: Here

12/05/19 - *Anthony McFarland Jr., rSo/2020, Maryland, 5-08, 208 (DS#10 RB) + More +

Maryland sophomore running back Anthony McFarland Jr. will forgo his remaining eligibility and enter his name in the NFL Draft, he announced on Tuesday. "I can't thank everyone at Maryland enough for the last three years," said McFarland. "The future is bright under Coach Locks. I know my brothers are going to do some special things in the coming years for our amazing fans in College Park. Terp For Life!" McFarland tallied 1,648 rushing yards in just two seasons as a Terp, the 21st most in program history. The DMV product averaged 6.7 yards per carry on 245 attempts, good for the third-best average in Maryland ranks, trailing only Chet Hanulak ('53) and Ty Johnson ('18). The two-year back tallied 12 rushing touchdowns over 23 games and six 100-yard games, tied for the ninth-most in program history.

A 2018 Second Team All-Big Ten selection, McFarland starred in his redshirt freshman season in College Park, setting Maryland freshman records for rushing yards (1,034), most rushing yards in a game (298 vs. Ohio State) and most 100-yard rushing games (four). His 1,034 rushing yards in 2018 ranked as the ninth-most in a season in program history and his yards per carry mark ranked fifth in the nation. With the 298 yard game vs. Ohio State and a 210 yard game the week before at Indiana, McFarland became only the second Maryland player ever to record back-to-back 200-yard games. - Maryland Football

(DS#10 RB) rSo/2020

RB *Anthony McFarland Jr., Maryland
News Source: Maryland Football
Share/Comment: Here

12/04/19 - *Javon Leake, Jr/2020, Maryland, 6-0, 215 (DS#16 RB) + More +

Junior runningback Javon Leake emerged as Maryland's leading rusher with 736 yards. The Big Ten return specialist of the year announced Wednesday he would forgo his final season of eligibility to declare for the NFL draft. - The Washington Post

(DS#16 RB) Jr/2020

RB *Javon Leake, Maryland
News Source: The Washington Post
Share/Comment: Here

12/03/19 - *Javon Leake, Jr/2020, Maryland, 6-0, 215 (DS#16 RB) + More +

2019 BIG TEN RODGERS-DWIGHT RETURN SPECIALIST OF THE YEAR (COACHES/MEDIA): Javon Leake, Maryland,...Leake was voted as the Rodgers-Dwight Return Specialist of the Year after leading the Big Ten and ranking third in the FCS with 804 kickoff return yards and a pair of kickoff return touchdowns. Leake's 26.8 yards per kickoff return average also led all Big Ten players and ranked 13th nationally. Leake joins an impressive list of players that have won the Rodgers-Dwight Return Specialist of the Year Award, now in its fifth year. Former Terp All-American William Likely III won the inaugural award in 2015 and was followed by a pair of NFL first round draft picks - Michigan's Jabrill Peppers in 2016 and Penn State's Saquon Barkley in 2017. Leake was also selected to the All-Big Ten First Team as a return specialist by both the coaches and media. - Maryland Football

(DS#16 RB) Jr/2020

RB *Javon Leake, Maryland
News Source: Maryland Football
Share/Comment: Here

12/03/19 - *Anthony McFarland Jr., rSo/2020, Maryland, 5-08, 208 (DS#10 RB) + More +

Maryland running back Anthony McFarland Jr. will forgo his remaining two seasons of eligibility to declare for the NFL draft, he announced Tuesday. "I want to start by thanking the great coaching staff and amazing fans at this wonderful University," McFarland wrote in a statement he posted on Twitter. "In addition, thank you to my teammates. You are my brothers and I am blessed to have made deep relationships with many of you that will last a lifetime."

McFarland, a redshirt sophomore, struggled with a nagging ankle injury all season, but still showed his ability to generate explosive plays. He ran for 614 yards during the 2019 campaign without much help from the offensive line or a complementary passing game. McFarland recorded a season-high 134 yards, which included a 63-yard touchdown, in Maryland’s season finale Saturday at Michigan State. - The Washington Post

(DS#10 RB) rSo/2020

RB *Anthony McFarland Jr., Maryland
News Source: The Washington Post
Share/Comment: Here

11/27/19 - Tyrese Chambers, rSr/2024, Maryland, 5-11, 188 (DS#208 WR) + More +

2019 NORTHEAST CONFERENCE OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Tyrese Chambers, WR, Sacred Heart,...Headlining the group of four All-NEC First Teamers on offense, tied with CCSU for the most in the league, is the Rookie of the Year Chambers who was the only first-year in the conference to earn All-NEC honors on offense or defense. Having been named a finalist for the Jerry Rice Award yesterday, Chambers adds another distinctive award to his resume with today's announcement. The go-to receiver for the Pioneers all season set SHU rookie records across the board with 50 receptions for 811 yards, 16.2 yards per catch and eight TD. Chambers' 811 receiving yards are fifth-most among FCS first-years while his eight TD are second-most among freshman in the nation. - Sacred Heart Football

(DS#208 WR) rSr/2024

WR Tyrese Chambers, Maryland
News Source: Sacred Heart Football
Share/Comment: Here

11/08/19 - Tyrese Chambers, rSr/2024, Maryland, 5-11, 188 (DS#208 WR) + More +

2019 JERRY RICE AWARD WATCH LIST: Tyrese Chambers, WR, Sacred Heart: 36 receptions, 639 yards, 3 TDs (7 games),...Chambers, in eight appearances on the season, has 36 catches for 639 yards with six TDs. He leads all FCS freshman in receiving yards per game (79.9) while he is third in receiving yards (639) and receptions per game (4.5) while sitting tied for third in receiving touchdowns (six). Currently averaging 17.8 yards per catch, Chambers has been the go-to receiver for the Pioneers all season. He has posted three monsters games in his six appearances on the season, totaling at least seven catches with 130 yards and 1 TD in three games in 2019. His best game of the season came at LIU on Sept. 21 as he tallied eight catches for 144 yards with 2 TD in a 34-10 road NEC victory.

Chambers is one of 24 players named to the award's annual watch list. The Rice Award is named for the legendary Hall of Fame wide receiver and presented since 2011 to the Division I subdivision's freshman player of the year. A national panel of over 150 sports information and media relations directors, broadcasters, writers and other dignitaries will vote on the award following the regular season. - STATS FCS/Sacred Heart Football

(DS#208 WR) rSr/2024

WR Tyrese Chambers, Maryland
News Source: STATS FCS/Sacred Heart Football
Share/Comment: Here

11/04/19 - *Javon Leake, Jr/2020, Maryland, 6-0, 215 (DS#16 RB) + More +

NOV 4 BIG TEN CO-SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: Javon Leake, Maryland, Jr., RB, Greensboro, N.C./Page,...Recorded a 97-yard kickoff return touchdown against Michigan, his second of the season and the third of his career...Moved into a tie with Torrey Smith for the school record for career kickoff return touchdowns...Added a 16-yard kickoff return to finish the game with 113 yards on kickoff returns and move into seventh place on Maryland's career kickoff return yards list...Claims his thid career Special Teams Player of the Week honor and second of the season...Last Maryland Special Teams Player of the Week: Javon Leake (Oct. 7, 2019). - Big Ten football

(DS#16 RB) Jr/2020

RB *Javon Leake, Maryland
News Source: Big Ten football
Share/Comment: Here

10/22/19 - Jacob Copeland, rSr/2023, Maryland, 5-11, 201 (DS#35 WR) + More +

OCT 21/WEEK 8 SEC FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK: Jacob Copeland, WR, Florida,...Redshirt freshman Jacob Copeland emerged as the Gators' top receiver in total receiving yards in Saturday's win over South Carolina, as Copeland had three receptions for a game-high 89 yards and one touchdown - which was a career-long 37-yard reception...Copeland becomes the fifth Gator to record multiple touchdown receptions this season. - SEC Football

(DS#35 WR) rSr/2023

WR Jacob Copeland, Maryland
News Source: SEC Football
Share/Comment: Here

10/16/19 - Tyrese Chambers, rSr/2024, Maryland, 5-11, 188 (DS#208 WR) + More +

OCT 14 NEC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: TYRESE CHAMBERS, SACRED HEART, WR, Fr., 6-1, 185 lbs., Baltimore, MD/Poly Prep,...WEEK 7 Stats: 150 scrimmage yards, 7 receptions, 139 rec yards, TD reception, 11 rush yards, 2 rushes,...Chambers went over the 130-yard receiving mark on the road for the third time this season. Going up against Ivy League member Penn, the freshman pass-catcher gained 139 yards on seven receptions and also picked up 11 rush yards on two carries.

Accounting for the highest receiving total on the circuit this week, and the fourth highest of the season, Chambers averaged 19.9 yards per catch during his first-ever appearance at historic Franklin Field. The 6-foot-1 speedster turned on the burners during a 74-yard scoring play early in the fourth quarter. The sixth touchdown of Chambers' rookie campaign pulled Sacred Heart to within seven points of Penn with 11:10 remaining. Chambers owns three of the top-five single-game receiving performances in the NEC through seven weeks of the season. - Northeast Conference Football

(DS#208 WR) rSr/2024

WR Tyrese Chambers, Maryland
News Source: Northeast Conference Football
Share/Comment: Here

10/15/19 - Tino Ellis, Sr/2020, Maryland, 6-0, 195 (DS#52 CB) + More +

Maryland starting cornerback Tino Ellis will miss the rest of the season with an unspecified upper-body injury, Coach Michael Locksley said Tuesday. Ellis, a senior and one of Maryland�s most experienced players, joins the growing list of injuries that have plagued the team since Locksley�s arrival this offseason. - The Washington Post

(DS#52 CB) Sr/2020

CB Tino Ellis, Maryland
News Source: The Washington Post
Share/Comment: Here

Previous 15 Notes

|Back to Page One|

Next 15 Notes

Warning: Undefined array key "TeamID" in D:\InetPub\vhosts\scoutnation.com\draftscout.com\2020rightcolteam.php on line 56

Warning: Undefined array key "DSTeamID" in D:\InetPub\vhosts\scoutnation.com\draftscout.com\2020rightcolteam.php on line 57

Maryland Football Videos

Buy Draft Scout Weekly

** Draft Scout Data **
(Everything Online PLUS)

Support Draft Scout

The Database Engine for NFLDraftScout.com, Draft Scout is being repurposed...Support the Future Development of ScoutNation.com...

Draft Scout Archives

** 2010-2022 Draft Scout Archives **
(Yearly Player Data Exports, Prospect Lists & More)

Draft Scout Future

100% Dedicated and Never Done

80% Innovated

45% Hidden

35% Built

2024 CFB/2025-2028 NFL Draft Scout

2023 CFB/2024-2027 NFL Draft Scout

NFL Draft Scout History

2022 Draft Scout

Draft Scout by Conference

2023 Draft Scout Offense

2023 Draft Scout Defense

2022 Draft Scout Offense

2022 Draft Scout Defense

Maryland Football Videos

Buy Draft Scout Weekly

Support Draft Scout

Draft Scout Archives

Draft Scout Future

Synergization

Did You Know?

Hidden Designs

Future Development