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Old Dominion transfer RB Trequan Jones commits to Maryland

old dominion Transfer junior running back Trequan Jones Committed MarylandOn3’s Hayes Fawcett reports.

in his one season old dominionJones leads the Monarchs with 792 rushing yards and six touchdowns on 105 carries. He was instrumental in the Monarchs’ 10-3 record, their best since the 2016 season.

before transferring to old dominionJones spent his first two seasons in college football Georgia Military Academy. The Bartow, Fla., native spent two seasons there, rushing for 1,071 yards and 14 touchdowns.

Jones is ranked No. 194 (RB No. 19) in On3’s transfer portal rankings.

Maryland looks to rebound from back-to-back 4-8 ​​seasons

Maryland After going 4-8 games in a row, the team is looking to return to form next season. The 2025 season is for Mike LocksleyThe Terrapins started with a 4-0 record but lost eight straight games to end the season.

Following a 24-6 loss to Illinois on Nov. 15, Maryland athletic director Jim Smith TellESPN thinksLocksley will remain the Terrapins’ head coach in 2026, and the school plans to significantly increase financial support for the program.

“We are working hard to enhance NIL support for 2026 and beyond and are already seeing success next year,” Smith said.TellESPN. “We are prioritizing player retention, recruitment and competing in the transfer portal.”

“We are optimistic about the young talent in our program and our recruiting. Everyone involved with the football program is committed to providing Coach Locksley with the resources to succeed in the Big Ten Conference.”

Maryland If the school decides to fire Locksley this year under his contract, he would be forced to pay Locksley more than $13 million. Jim Smith He reportedly informed Locksley of his decision to support him before speaking to ESPN.

For the latest player updates, check out On3’s transfer portal line.

On3 Transfer Portal Instagram Account andtwitter accountA great resource for staying up to date.

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