Todd Hobin is in his ninth season as Maryland's director of video services. Hobin's video expertise allows him to service the Terps' football program from his state-of-the-art lab in the Gossett Team House.

Hobin and his staff videotape all of the Terps' football practices and games and then employ a sophisticated editing system to break down the footage for use by the coaches.

Prior to being named the Terps' director of video services, Hobin was on the coaching staff at Cornell for three years (1989-91). During his stint with the Big Red, he helped coach the running backs and served as the freshman team's offensive coordinator. In 1990, the Big Red won the Ivy League championship. Before joining the Cornell staff, he served on the staff at Ithaca College as an assistant defensive backs coach and defensive coordinator for the junior varsity. Ithaca captured the 1988 Division III national championship.

A native of Holland Patent, N.Y., Hobin graduated cum laude from Cortland State, where he was a three-year letterman at running back and punter. Hobin transferred to Cortland State from Hamilton College, where he spent one season as the team's starting free safety.

Hobin and his wife, Candice, have a son, Bryce.

Todd Hobin Position: Director of Video Operations