Terps Ticker: Maryland Terrapins Host Football Fan Appreciation Day
By Cory Forsyth
Maryland Terrapins News for 9.17.14
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Big Plays Highlights Fan Appreciation Day – umterps.com
“I thought there was some good and some bad today, but again, the big thing is today to get a look at different guys and see what they could do so we can evaluate some more,” head coach Randy Edsall said. “The players are off tomorrow to get their legs back and the coaches will sit down and evaluate today’s scrimmage along with what took place the previous practices we had and then we will probably come up with a new depth chart on Monday.”
Terps look inconsistent during scrimmage as regular season opener approaches – The Washington Post
“The performance was littered with inconsistency — errant throws, turnovers, shanked punts, missed field goals. But it was a continuation of the evaluation period for Maryland Coach Randy Edsall and his staff, who are expected to update the depth chart Monday as training camp enters the third week.”
Notes and observations from Maryland football’s open scrimmage – The Washington Post
“Maryland concluded its second week of training camp with an open scrimmage at Byrd Stadium on Saturday. The team’s offense and defense went head to head for about two hours in front of a small crowd, and there were plenty of reps for special teams, too.”
Video: Edsall talks post-scrimmage – Terrapin Sports Report
“With CJ Brown on the sidelines, the offense struggled and backup Caleb Rowe was inconsistent. Edsall said the Terps used the scrimmage to evaluate some players who might not get as many reps in-season.”
Maryland’s offense, backup quarterback ‘inconsistent’ during scrimmage – The Baltimore Sun
“Maryland players are off Sunday, an opportunity to rest their bodies and prepare for the final week of preseason practices. Coaches, meanwhile, will be tucked away inside Gossett Team House watching film from the past week and determining what changes will be made to the Terrapins’ depth chart and personnel groupings with the team’s Aug. 30 season-opener against James Madison less than two weeks away.”
“It wouldn’t be a Maryland scrimmage without major offensive players missing out: C.J. Brown, Marcus Leak and Brandon Ross were held out Saturday, leaving the fans in attendance with a decidedly defensively-focused game.”