Mired in the longest losing streak since his first full season as Maryland’s football coach in 2019, Michael Locksley revealed a different approach to moving on from this past Saturday’s result.
Typically, Locksley watches game film with the team each week to detail errors and offer instruction on how to correct them, but on the heels of a 51-15 drubbing from Penn State, he spared his players the indignity of reviewing the wreckage and instead turned full attention to the next opponent.
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Maryland (5-4, 2-4 Big Ten) seeks to end a four-game slide and collect its first win since late September when it faces Nebraska (5-4, 3-3) Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln.