2023 Maryland Red-White Spring Game
April 29, 2023
SECU Stadium
12:00 p.m. ET
Big Ten Network
COLLEGE PARK, MD - The University of Maryland football team will hold its annual Red-White Spring Game on Saturday, April 29 at Noon at SECU Stadium. The game will air on the Big Ten Network with Jason Ross Jr., Jake Butt and Elise Menaker on the call and on 105.7 The Fan in Baltimore with Johnny Holliday and Steve Suter on the call.Â
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spring game info
- SECU Stadium Access: Gate I (South side) will open at 11 a.m. Concession stands will be open on the South side of the stadium. Click here for directions to SECU Stadium. Parking and admission are free. Tickets are not needed for entry to the stadium.Â
- Select-A-Seat Event: Starting at 11 a.m. fans will have an opportunity to select seats in our premium seating areas, as well as seating areas in the bowl for the 2023 season, which features seven home games at SECU Stadium. A variety of season ticket options are available, starting at just $99. Available seats to purchase as season tickets will be marked throughout the stadium. Click here to learn more about our fan-friendly pricing options for 2023.Â
- Donor Appreciation Day:Â All Terrapin Club donors are invited to a tent on the West Concourse with free food and beverages. An invitation from the Terrapin Club with a link to RSVP will be sent at the end of March.Â
- Â Parking:Â Free parking is available in Lot 1/Z and throughout most of campus in conjunction with Maryland Day. Fans are encouraged to follow all posted parking signage.Â
- Clear Bag Policy: While not in effect for the Spring Game, Maryland Athletics will continue its clear bag policy for the 2023 Maryland Football season. For more information click here.Â
Student Section at game in 2022
rewriting the record books
- QB Taulia Tagovailoa returns for the 2023 season already as one of the most accomplished quarterbacks and players in Maryland football history, standing as Maryland's record holder in every major career and single-season passing category.
- Tagovailoa has helped ascend the Terps passing game to new heights during his three-year career. The quarterback has set Maryland career records for passing yards (7,879), passing touchdowns (51), total touchdowns (59), completions (665), completion percentage (67.4), 300-yard passing games (12), passing efficiency (146.2) and total offense (8,067). His current career completion percentage is the best of any Big Ten quarterback all-time.
- In 2021, Tagovailoa set single-season records for passing yards (3,860), passing touchdowns (26), completions (328), completion percentage (69.2) and 300-yard passing games (seven). His passing yards number is the sixth-best mark of any Big Ten quarterback all-time.
The roman empire
- A College Football News Freshman All-American last season, RB Roman Hemby was one of the best running backs in the nation, standing top six in the Big Ten in both rushing touchdowns (10) and yards per carry (5.26). Hemby totaled 989 yards, the 12th-most in program history on 188 carries and caught 33 passes for 298 yards in 2022.
- Â Hemby stood third among all FBS freshmen in yards from scrimmage with 1,287 (989 rushing, 298 receiving), only trailing Ole Miss' Quinshon Judkins (1,697) and Ohio's Sieh Bangura (1,304). Against SMU (9/17), Hemby became the first Terrapin in the last 25 years to have 150+ rushing yards and 50+ receiving in a game (151 rushing, 62 receiving).
- The Edgewood, MD native had three rushes over 50 yards this past season, tied for the eighth-most in the nation and third-most in the Big Ten (Donovan Edwards, Michigan & Nicholas Singleton, Penn State). His two rushes over 70 yards was tied with 11 other players for the most in the FBS.
A successful 2022
- The Terps enter 2023 coming off their most successful season in years in 2022, going 8-5, the most wins for the program in a single season since 2010. Maryland won four Big Ten games for the first time since their first year in the conference in 2014.
- With a Duke's Mayo Bowl win, the Terps won bowl games in back-to-back seasons for the first time since winning the Peach Bowl after the 2002 season and Gator Bowl following the 2003 season.
- Maryland returns seven players that earned All-Big Ten recognition a season ago as the foundation of the 2023 team. This group is headlined by Second Team All-Big Ten selection QB Taulia Tagovailoa and also includes TE Corey Dyches, OL Delmar Glaze and RB Roman Hemby on offense and LB Jaishawn Barham, S Beau Brade and P Colton Spangler on defense and special teams.
Terps celebrate Dukes Mayo Bowl, 2022
meet the 2023 class
- Maryland brings in a signing class of 25 freshmen to the fold for the 2023 season. The class is highlighted by four four-star ESPN300 selections – Edge Neeo Avery, LB Dylan Gooden, LB Michael Harris and TE Rico Walker. The Terps signed two of the top seven players from the state of Maryland (Gooden, Avery) and nine of the top 35 players from the state. Additionally, the Terps bring in the top-two rated wide receivers from Maryland (Ezekiel Avit, Ryan Manning) and the top-two rated tight end from the state (Avery, AJ Szymanski).
- Eight signees have enrolled early and participate in the Spring Game – Tamarcus Cooley, Deandre Duffus, Dillan Fontus, Ryan Manning, Tayvon Nelson, D.J. Samuels, Rico Walker and Braeden Wisloski.
