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SEPT 9/WEEK 2 NEC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: TYRESE CHAMBERS, SACRED HEART, WR, Fr., 6-1, 175 lbs., Baltimore, MD/Poly,...WEEK 2 Stats: 4 receptions, 94 rec yards, TD reception,...Chambers accounted for a trio of explosive plays (20+ yard gains) during Sacred Heart's triumphant home opener against Patriot League member Bucknell. The freshman receiver totaled four receptions for 94 yards and one touchdown in a 30-10 victory. His receptions went for 24, 28, 5 and 37 yards.

Chambers first catch converted a 3rd-and-9 situation and took the ball into opponent territory late in the first quarter of a scoreless game. The rookie was on the receiving end of a 28-yard scoring strike that increased the SHU lead to 17-3 with 6:26 left in the opening half. Chambers' 37-yard reception brought the Pioneers into the red zone during the final minute of the third quarter. - Northeast Conference Football

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WR Tyrese Chambers, Maryland
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09/16/19 - Chad Ryland, rSr/2023, Maryland, 6-0, 190 (DS#2 K) + More +

WEEK 3 MAC WEST DIVISION SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Eastern Michigan K Chad Ryland,...Eastern Michigan sophomore kicker Chad Ryland (Lebanon, Pa.) nailed a 24-yard game-winning field goal as time expired for a 34-31 win at Illinois on Saturday. Ryland has now used a last-second field goal to beat a Big Ten foe in consecutive seasons, after walking-off Purdue, 20-19, in West Lafayette, a season ago. Ryland etched his name into the Eastern Michigan record books as he drained a career-long 52-yard field goal, which is tied for the second-best in school history and is the longest field goal since Dylan Mulder set the school record with a 55-yard field goal vs. Miami on Nov. 7, 2015. - MAC Fotball

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K Chad Ryland, Maryland
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09/14/19 - *Anthony McFarland Jr., rSo/2020, Maryland, 5-08, 208 (DS#10 RB) + More +

Maryland flashed one of the more dominant offenses in the nation in the first two games, rolling to a 79-0 win over Howard and 63-20 victory over then-No. 21 Syracuse. The Terps averaged 335.5 yards rushing, the fourth-best average in the country and were best among Big Ten teams. The Terps' offense dragged in Philadelphia vs. Temple. Maryland had just 79 yards rushing and two first downs in the first half, its lone score came on a safety. Jackson was sacked three times, McFarland was stuffed on fourth-and-goal and Joseph Petrino was wide left on a 42-yard attempt. Maryland even botched a fake field-goal attempt in the second quarter, and suddenly the Terps seemed to be spiraling toward another upset loss to the Owls. - AP College Football

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RB *Anthony McFarland Jr., Maryland
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09/07/19 - Josh Jackson, rSr/2022, Maryland, 6-1, 218 (DS#999 QB) + More +

Using a fast-paced offense that's racking up huge chunks of yardage and scoring at an astounding clip, Maryland isn't content merely to blow out the opposition. The objective Saturday was to pound No. 21 Syracuse into submission. "Our goal was to try to make them quit, and I think we did a good job at that," quarterback Josh Jackson said after the Terrapins rolled to a surprisingly lopsided 63-20 victory. Jackson threw for 296 yards and three touchdowns to anchor another prolific offensive performance by Maryland, which scored 42 first-half points and finished with a whopping 650 yards in offense. After beating Howard 79-0 in their first game under coach Michael Locksley, the Terrapins (2-0) came up with an impressive encore against a highly regarded foe.

The 63 points were the most ever by Maryland against a ranked opponent. Although Locksley eased up after a 64-yard touchdown run by Javon Leake early in the third quarter, the Terrapins finished with 29 first downs and 354 yards rushing. Locksley came to Maryland after serving as offensive coordinator at Alabama, and Jackson transferred from Virginia Tech in February. The two have teamed to form a quick-strike offense that is equally effective on the ground and through the air. Jackson completed 21 of 38 passes, attempting only two throws in the fourth quarter. He has tossed seven TD passes in two games with one interception. - AP College Football

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QB Josh Jackson, Maryland
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08/31/19 - Josh Jackson, rSr/2022, Maryland, 6-1, 218 (DS#999 QB) + More +

The game started with coach Michael Locksley and quarterback Josh Jackson unsure what to expect in their Maryland debut. By halftime, Jackson was done for the day and Locksley' biggest concern was trying to keep from running up the score on defenseless Howard. Jackson threw four touchdown passes and the Terrapins rolled to a 79-0 victory Saturday in a record-breaking performance. With Jackson leading the way, Maryland scored 28 points in both the first and second quarters to shatter the school mark for most points scored in one half. The assault continued in the second half, with the only suspense being if the Terrapins would break the school record for points in game - 80 against Washington College in 1927. Maryland's third-stringers had a first and goal at the 4 in the closing minutes but couldn't push the ball in. - AP College Football

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QB Josh Jackson, Maryland
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08/06/19 - Jeshaun Jones, rSr/2024, Maryland, 6-1, 186 (DS#43 WR) + More +

Maryland receiver Jeshaun Jones tore his anterior cruciate ligament at practice Monday and will miss the 2019 season, the school announced Tuesday. After a standout freshman campaign, Jones entered this season as part of the young group of playmakers that gave promise to Maryland's offense in the first year under Coach Michael Locksley. The Terrapins have a deep corps of receivers, but Jones would have likely been a starter in 2019. Jones will redshirt this season and will likely return in time for next season’s spring practice. - Washington Post

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WR Jeshaun Jones, Maryland
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07/26/19 - *Javon Leake, Jr/2020, Maryland, 6-0, 215 (DS#16 RB) + More +

2019 PRESEASON PAUL HORNUNG AWARD WATCH LIST: Javon Leake, Maryland,...Leake impressed both in the backfield and on special teams in 2018, leading the Terps with seven rushing touchdowns, while rushing for 309 yards on 34 carries (9.1 ypc). As Maryland's primary kick returner, Leake led the team with 409 kickoff return yards, with an average of 24.1 yards per return.

The Greensboro, N.C. native was the first player in Big Ten history to win both the Offensive Player of the Week and Special Teams Player of the week awards in the same week, after scoring four touchdowns in Maryland's win over Illinois by way of three rushing touchdowns and a 97-yard kickoff return to the house. Leake was the first Maryland player with four touchdowns in a single game since DJ Adams in 2010. - Maryland Football

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RB *Javon Leake, Maryland
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07/24/19 - Antoine Brooks Jr., Sr/2020, Maryland, 5-11, 220 (DS#4 SS) + More +

2019 PRESEASON BRONKO NAGURSKI TROPHY WATCH LIST: DB Antoine Brooks Jr., Maryland,...Brooks, who was last week named to the Bednarik Award Watch List, led the Terps with 9.5 tackles for loss en route to being named Second Team All-Big Ten during his junior campaign in 2018. A dynamic playmaker that started all 12 games last year, Brooks ranked third on the team with 68 tackles. - Maryland Football

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SS Antoine Brooks Jr., Maryland
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07/20/19 - Tyler Mabry, Sr/2020, Maryland, 6-3, 247 (DS#39 TE) + More +

2019 PRESEASON JOHN MACKEY AWARD WATCH LIST: Tyler Mabry, SR, Maryland,...Mabry, a First Team All-Mid-American Conference selection while at Buffalo last year, started all 14 games for the Bulls. He caught 27 passes for 230 yards and two touchdowns, while helping Buffalo rush for 189.1 yards per game. - Maryland Football

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TE Tyler Mabry, Maryland
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07/18/19 - *Anthony McFarland Jr., rSo/2020, Maryland, 5-08, 208 (DS#10 RB) + More +

2019 PRESEASON MAXWELL AWARD CANDIDATE: RB Anthony McFarland, Maryland,...McFarland had a break out year in 2018, rushing for a Maryland freshman record 1,034 yards while averaging 7.9 yards per carry. He was selected as a Football Writers Association of America Freshman All-American and named Second Team All-Big Ten.

A Hyattsville native, McFarland also set Maryland freshman records for most rushing yards in a game (298 vs. Ohio State) and most 100-yard rushing games (4). His 1,034 rushing yards ranks as the ninth most in a season in program history and his yards per carry mark ranked fifth in the nation. - Maryland Football

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RB *Anthony McFarland Jr., Maryland
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07/18/19 - Antoine Brooks Jr., Sr/2020, Maryland, 5-11, 220 (DS#4 SS) + More +

2019 PRESEASON BEDNARIK AWARD CANDIDATE: DB Antoine Brooks, Maryland,...Brooks led the Terps with 9.5 tackles for loss en route to being named Second Team All-Big Ten during his junior campaign in 2018. A dynamic playmaker that started all 12 games last year, Brooks ranked third on the team with 68 tackles. A Lanham native, Brooks was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week after leading the team with 11 tackles and snagging the game-sealing interception in Maryland's 2018 season-opening win over Texas. - Maryland Football

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SS Antoine Brooks Jr., Maryland
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07/17/19 - *Anthony McFarland Jr., rSo/2020, Maryland, 5-08, 208 (DS#10 RB) + More +

2019 PRESEASON DOAK WALKER AWARD CANDIDATE: Anthony McFarland, Jr. (So.), Maryland,...McFarland, who was named to the Maxwell Award Watch List earlier in the week, had an incredible freshman season in 2018, rushing for a Maryland freshman record 1,034 yards while averaging 7.9 yards per carry. He was selected as a Football Writers Association of America Freshman All-American and named Second Team All-Big Ten. A Hyattsville native, McFarland also set Maryland freshman records for most rushing yards in a game (298 vs. Ohio State) and most 100-yard rushing games (4). His 1,034 rushing yards ranks as the ninth most in a season in program history and his yards per carry mark ranked fifth in the nation. - Maryland Football

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RB *Anthony McFarland Jr., Maryland
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