As each Maryland football player walked onto the field for one of the first days of spring practice, they were met by an enthused trio of coaches giving them high-fives, roaring “let’s get it,” “let’s be great today” and “yes sir.”
Just over a week later, coaches set up two speakers by the entrance to the field and blasted rap music to get the players hyped and excited for practice.
“It’s a different type of energy they bring to the table,” defensive back Antwaine Richardson said of the new coaching staff under Mike Locksley. “That personally will trigger in my mind .