Maryland junior defensive back Tahj Capehart acknowledged that in the weeks after the Big Ten Conference’s Aug. 11 decision to postpone its football season, he was a bit disheartened watching other leagues start to play.
But this past weekend felt a little better, as he watched his peers knowing that his own season is slowly approaching.
“It’s definitely exciting to know that a few weeks away, we’re going to be on the big screen as well,” Capehart said Wednesday on a video conference call.
This has been the emotional tug-of-war for a Maryland team that saw its season stripped away after one summer practice, only for it to be returned 36 days later.