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Maryland announced its spring awards, honoring players and staff to reflect the program's history and future.
Locksley said the awards help keep the Terps' community and brotherhood connected across generations.
The awards highlighted a talent-rich 2022–23 recruiting class shaping Maryland’s future.
Quarterback Malik Washington and others received the Paul Vellano Sr. Award for commitment and leadership.
Several defensive backs, linemen, and specialists earned season-defining recognitions.
Zahir Mathis and Dorian Fleming were recognized for leadership and potential at key positions.
Veterans like Daniel Wingate and Michael Hershey anchored key unit performances.
Maryland plans to build around a deep roster with strong competition at multiple positions.
Locksley emphasized work over talking ahead of Maryland's upcoming season.
The event also promoted fan engagement, including newsletters and VIP membership offers.

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Maryland basketball parts ways with strength coach Steve Gephardt to join Georgia Tech as strength/conditioning director.
Gephardt had spent six years under Williams, including the past season with Maryland as director of strength and resilience.
Maryland began restructuring its program as part of year two under the current coach, amid transfers and new recruits.
The change follows an earlier departure of longtime strength coach Kyle Tarp from Maryland.
Maryland's hiring focus is to ensure workouts align with coach Williams’ emphasis on powerful, not overly lanky players.
The staff change is described as the first known adjustment following Williams' first season in College Park.
Maryland remains active in recruiting and transfers as it reshapes its program for year two.
The changes are part of a broader effort by Maryland to optimize the Terps' conditioning program.
Gephardt previously spent time with Texas A&M and helped guide the program there.
The announcement was publicly released by InsideMDSports and reported by Jack Sheehan.

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Maryland adds New Mexico transfer Tomislav Buljan to boost the frontcourt and rebounding.
Experts expect Buljan and Payne to form a strong interior pairing if Payne gets a waiver to play a fifth season.
Payne's potential waiver could determine whether Maryland's offseason is a success.
Buljan ranks as a top rebounder with a notable offensive rebound metric, complementing Williams' frontcourt approach.
The analysis highlights a potential upgrade in rebounding and interior scoring for Maryland.
"Defense and rebounding look like the cornerstones of this club,"
Analysts note the frontcourt may be Big Ten-level if Payne receives a waiver and Buljan adapts to the role.
There is uncertainty about how Buljan and Payne fit together if Payne does not shoot from distance.
Collegiate analyst Jeff Borzello weighed in on Buljan in his transfer ranking this week.
Maryland's ongoing recruitment and roster moves continue to draw attention from InsideMDSports and related outlets.

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