2024 Red-White Spring Game
April 27, 2024
SECU Stadium
Noon
Big Ten Network
COLLEGE PARK, MD - The University of Maryland football team will hold its annual Red-White Spring Game on Saturday, April 27 at noon at SECU Stadium. The game will be streamed live on
B1G+ with Jason Ross Jr., Adam Breneman and Meghan McKeown on the call. It will then air on Big Ten Network later that evening at 6 p.m.
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. Admission to the game is free and tickets are not needed for entry to the stadium.
- Parking: Free parking is available in Lot Z and throughout most of campus in conjunction with Maryland Day. Fans are encouraged to follow all posted parking signage.
- Clear Bag Policy: While not in effect for the Spring Game, Maryland Athletics will continue its clear bag policy for the 2024 Maryland Football season. For more information click here.
- Donor Appreciation Day: All Terrapin Club donors are invited to a tent on the West Concourse with food and beverages. An invitation from the Terrapin Club with a link to RSVP will be sent at the end of March.
- Select-A-Seat Event: Starting at 11 a.m. fans will have an opportunity to select seats in the premium seating areas, as well as seating areas in the bowl for the 2024 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 2024.
Coach
Michael Locksley addresses the team after a scrimmage at Ballou High School on April 20th.
A strong stretch
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Under head coach
Michael Locksley, the Terps have gone through a strong stretch of results over the last few seasons. With a win over Auburn in the 2023 TransPerfect Music City Bowl, Maryland has won a bowl game in three straight seasons for the first time in program history. It was also the first time Maryland has played in a bowl game for three consecutive years since 2006-08.
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The Terps have won at least seven games for three consecutive seasons, marking the first time since 2001-03 that Maryland has won seven or more games in three straight seasons. Maryland also won eight games in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 2002-03.
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Over the last two seasons, Maryland has won 16 games, the fifth-highest mark among Big Ten teams. Only Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State and Iowa have more wins in that span.
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The Terps' 16 All-Big Ten selections in 2023 were the program's most since joining the Big Ten in 2014.
The Terps celebrate winning the 2023 TransPerfect Music City Bowl
Offensive success
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In 2023, Maryland finished in the top-five in the Big Ten in seven major statistical categories: points per game (29.7), touchdowns (49), passing yards (3,626), completions (307), total yards (5,035), yards per game (387.3) and yards per play (5.9).
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Maryland returns four starters on the offensive side of the ball in 2024, including All-Big Ten selections in running back
Roman Hemby and wide receivers
Tai Felton and
Kaden Prather. TE
Preston Howard also returns after starting 11 games during his redshirt freshman season. He caught his first career touchdown pass in Maryland's win over Auburn in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl.
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Hemby has totaled 2,388 years from scrimmage in his career entering the 2024 season. That number ranks third among active Big Ten running backs, only trailing Ohio State's TreVeyon Henderson (3,314) and USC's Jo'Quavious Marks, a Mississippi State transfer. Hemby has compiled 1,740 career rushing yards along with 638 receiving yards.
- Additionally, Prather (15.9 YPC) and Felton (15.1) each finished in the top-five in the Big Ten in average yards per catch, along with Marvin Harrison Jr. (Ohio State), Cam Camper (Indiana) and Roman Wilson (Michigan).
Defense!
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The Terps are coming off a stellar season defensively as a unit, holding opponents to just 22.5 points per game in 2023, marking the fewest number of points allowed for the Terps since 2010 (22.2).
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- Maryland's 17 interceptions last season were tied for fourth in the FBS and ranked second in the Big Ten, only behind Michigan which played two more games than the Terps. Maryland's returning defensive players combined for 10 of thosr 17 as Miller (four), Trader (two), Brown (two), Gotay and Scruggs all recorded at least one interception in 2024. Miller had a pick-six in Maryland's 31-13 win over Auburn in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl, the first for a Terp since 2018.
Meet the Newcomers
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The group features an All-Conference honoree, a four-star recruit out of high school and a former National Champion. In total, this class, which features three Maryland natives, has played in 91 total games and features additions at quarterback, offensive line, defensive back and kicker.
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Maryland also welcomes a signing class of 24 freshmen into the program for the 2024 campaign. The 2024 class is headlined by six four-star signees-OL
Ryan Howerton, DB
Kevyn Humes, DB
Brandon Jacob, DB
Braydon Lee, WR
Mekhai White and RB
DeJuan Williams. Maryland signed 11 of the top 45 players from the state of Maryland, including the No. 2 ranked running back (Williams) and cornerback (Lee).
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Bowling Green transfer
Jalen Huskey during a spring practice
