Maryland has a Malik Washington problem. Can he turn it around? | ANALYSIS

Malik Washington was supposed to be Maryland football’s future.

Instead, nearly two seasons into his college career, the former Spalding star has won just one of his 15 games against Power Four competition.

Maryland has plenty of problems. Athletic director Jim Smith addressed the most glaring by parting ways with coach Mike Locksley last month. But the coaching change hasn’t answered another uncomfortable question: What happened to the homegrown quarterback who was supposed to help save the program?

Against Power Four opponents this season, Washington has completed 55.8% of his passes for 1,272 yards, six touchdowns and seven interceptions. All seven picks have come in Big Ten play, where…