This is a Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news.
Six Maryland football players were included on the 2025 Reese’s Senior Bowl Watch List, it was announced Wednesday.
Roman Hemby, Tai Felton, Kaden Prather, Glendon Miller, Dante Trader Jr. and Ruben Hyppolite II earned the nod.
The Senior Bowl is the top NFL Draft prospect showcase in the country, and occurs annually the week before the Super Bowl. 2025’s game will take place on Feb. 1 in Mobile, Ala.
Former Terps that have recently played in the game and subsequently heard their name called at the draft include Delmar Glaze, Jakorian Bennett, Jaelyn Duncan and Darnell Savage.
In other news
Matt Germack dove into Maryland football’s wide receiver corps Wednesday.
Maryland men’s takes on UMBC Thursday in its season opener. Max Schaeffer previewed the match.
Maryland women’s soccer also has a match on Thursday. Ben Messinger analyzed the matchup.
Maryland football landed three-star tight end in the class of 2026 Damon Hall on Tuesday.
2026 three-star TE Damon Hall commits to Maryland.
The St. Frances product is the No. 23 tight end + No. 6 player from Maryland in his class, per the 247Sports composite. He’s the third member of the Terps’ 2026 group, and the second from St. Frances. https://t.co/Ks0bX6uQ8L
— Matt Germack (@MattGermack) August 20, 2024
Maryland football cornerback Braydon Lee was named to ESPN’s preseason freshman All-American team.
Homegrown talent@_brayofficial pic.twitter.com/W3wrEZ0lcD
— Maryland Football (@TerpsFootball) August 21, 2024
Maryland track & field welcomed Dezerea Bryant-Moore to its coaching staff Wednesday. She’ll coach the women’s sprint event group.
Excited to welcome Dezerea Bryant-Moore to our staff!
https://t.co/vFy2YnmNoV pic.twitter.com/x27aoxREuV
— Maryland Track & Field (@MarylandTrack) August 21, 2024