Varun Shankar

Brade leaves after the Terps’ third straight bowl game victory, as a defensive stalwart and program leader.

Brade’s decision caps his four-year stint with the Terps, one that ended with a 31-13 win over Auburn in the Music City Bowl, the team’s third consecutive bowl win.

Keep an eye out for the early stages of a quarterback competition, headset communication and emerging players.

Seaton committed to the Buffaloes on “Undisputed” in early December but took a visit to Maryland last weekend.

Maryland under Michael Locksley prioritizes recruiting and developing high schoolers. This year’s class reaffirms that commitment.

Tagovailoa ends his collegiate career as the Terps’ leader in most passing statistics and the Big Ten’s leader in passing yards.

The Terps' roster is changing as players come and go. Here's where they are.

Maryland will need to replace starter Taulia Tagovailoa and will likely turn to an experienced option.

Reese played a career-high 42 minutes, scoring 24 points and nabbing 15 rebounds, in an 81-75 overtime victory.

The top recruits in each of Maryland’s last three recruiting classes — Chop Robinson, Barham and Rico Walker — have all transferred.

The Terps (7-5) will search for their third straight bowl victory — a program first.

Van Buren had been committed to the Ducks since May and chose them over Alabama, Michigan, Penn State, Maryland, Tennessee, Miami, Oklahoma and others.

A seven-win regular season may not feel like much, but it validated coach Michael Locksley’s roster-building plan and solidified Maryland’s place above the Big Ten’s cellar.

Let’s take a look at what we know about the Terps after their turbulent first seven games.

"It was awesome for us seniors that we can end the regular season the right way,” Tagovailoa said.

Kaden Prather has had a solid debut season with Maryland. He’s second on the team in catches and yards and tied for the lead with five touchdowns.

Tagovailoa had a chance to earn a signature win in his last home game as a Terp, but the team fell short in a 31-24 loss to No. 2 Michigan.

Maryland had three chances in the fourth quarter to notch a go-ahead touchdown and change the trajectory of the program.

Fox's on-campus college football show is in College Park for the first time Saturday. Maryland is one of a handful of Power Five schools that has never hosted ESPN's long-running "College GameDay."

Maryland is 0-3 against Michigan in Michael Locksley’s coaching tenure with a combined score of 131-52.