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On Dec. 21, 1998 Randy Edsall became the 27th head coach in University of Connecticut football history. At UConn, Edsall has overseen the program's move from the NCAA's football Division I championship subdivision (Division I-AA) to its Division I Bowl subdivision (Division I-A) and the opening of the $91 million Rentschler Field in East Hartford in 2003 and the $48 million Burton Family Football Complex and Mark R. Shenkman Training Center in 2006. He also led the team to its first three Division I-A bowl game appearances and its first Big East championship. Born on Aug. 27, 1958, Edsall grew up in Glen Rock, Pa. where he was a three-year letter winner in football, basketball and baseball a...
On Dec. 21, 1998 Randy Edsall became the 27th head coach in University of Connecticut football history. At UConn, Edsall has overseen the program's move from the NCAA's football Division I championship subdivision (Division I-AA) to its Division I Bowl subdivision (Division I-A) and the opening of the $91 million Rentschler Field in East Hartford in 2003 and the $48 million Burton Family Football Complex and Mark R. Shenkman Training Center in 2006. He also led the team to its first three Division I-A bowl game appearances and its first Big East championship. Born on Aug. 27, 1958, Edsall grew up in Glen Rock, Pa. where he was a three-year letter winner in football, basketball and baseball at Susquehanna High School in Glen Rock. Edsall went to Syracuse University, where he earned one varsity letter as a quarterback and a bachelor's degree in physical education in 1980. He added a master's degree in health and physical education in 1982 from Syracuse. After finishing his playing career at Syracuse, Edsall began his coaching career at the school in 1980 as a graduate assistant. From 1991-93, he coached defensive backs at Boston College under Tom Coughlin before coaching the same position from 1994-97 with the Jacksonville Jaguars, also under Coughlin. (Photo GETTY IMAGES)
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Notre Dame football: No panic in Edsall in building process
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterLANDOVER, Md. - Losing is one thing. But taking shots at fans is quite something else for a college football coach. That rarely turns out well. A crowd announced at 29,945 (though reports claimed fewer were actually in the stadium) attended Maryland'...Tags: Miami Hurricanes, Jacksonville Jaguars, Maryland Terrapins, MLB Rookie of the Year Award, Shamrock
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Future Terps enjoy one last night of their high school careers
HERSHEY, Pa. -- Many high school graduates spend their final night before college with family and friends. The five Terrapins-to-be on the Maryland team in Saturday night's Big 33 Classic spent theirs where they'll be for much of the next 4 to 5 years:...
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Big 33 Football Classic 'important' for Maryland, Terps' Randy Edsall says
One of Randy Edsall's goals in his final year at Susquehannock High School in Glen Rock, Pa., was to be named to the Pennsylvania roster for the Big 33 Football Classic. Although he wasn't selected for the 1976 game despite being an all-state...
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The Last Word with A.J. Francis
The Baltimore SunThe Last Word is an occasional Baltimore Sun Q&A series that checks in with outgoing Maryland football and men’s basketball players. Former Maryland defensive lineman A.J. Francis has brought his big body and big personality to Miami. Francis,...Tags: Maryland Terrapins, Bruce Campbell, Football, Sports, Torrey Smith
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Towson hoops docked practice time because of APR, but will be eligible for postseason
Towson’s men’s basketball team — which was barred from the last postseason — will be permitted to play in the 2014 postseason but will be docked practice time because the program hasn’t yet reached academic goals, the NCAA...
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Talking Terps with Dave Tucker of Testudo Times
The Baltimore SunThe Baltimore sports scene is blessed with a bunch of talented bloggers who bring their unique perspective to the conversation. Each week, I hope to chat with one of them in a regular feature called Blogger on Blogger. This week, I exchanged emails with...Tags: Maryland Terrapins, Teaching and Learning, National Basketball Association, Students, Alex Len
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Former Terp Danny O'Brien says he won't return to Wisconsin
The Baltimore SunAfter playing for two teams and four head coaches in four seasons, quarterback Danny O'Brien is again college football's version of a free agent, hoping to find a school where he can fulfill the promise he showed in a redshirt freshman season at...Tags: Miami Hurricanes, Maryland Terrapins, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Wisconsin Badgers, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
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Maryland Terrapins ranked No. 77 in the Sentinel's preseason rankings
Orlando SentinelOrlando Sentinel college insider Matt Murschel has ranked all 125 Football Bowl Subdivision teams in the country. The Sentinel staff will take a closer look at a new team daily, counting backward from No. 125 to our projected No. 1 team. Today at No....Tags: Virginia Cavaliers, Maryland Terrapins, Atlantic Coast Conference, College Sports, Football
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Terps Trio: Hoops players with most to gain/lose, 2014 recruiting, fastest football player
Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports. With Mark Turgeon’s team starting summer workouts, which Terps have the most to gain and the...
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David Shaw, a D-lineman from Pa., pledges to Terps
The Baltimore SunThe Maryland football team added a monster to its defensive line when Frankenshaw committed to the program Monday morning. David Shaw, as he’s more commonly known, a junior from Spring Grove, Pa., is the fourth commit in the Terps’ 2014...Tags: Maryland Terrapins, Values, Football, Sports, Ethics
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Maryland's 2015 Big Ten football schedule includes game at M&T Bank stadium vs. Penn State
The Baltimore SunFor the second time in three years, the Maryland football team will play a game at M&T Bank Stadium in 2015 – this time against Penn State in what Terps fans hope will be part of a renewed rivalry between the schools. The game — scheduled...Tags: Maryland Terrapins, Wisconsin Badgers, Michigan Wolverines, Virginia Tech Hokies, Indiana Hoosiers
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2014 Big Ten schedule announced for Terps football team
The Baltimore SunThe reality of Maryland's first season in the Big Ten became a little clearer Thursday, when the league announced the 2014 schedule for its 14 members. The Terps will play their Big Ten opener Sept. 27 at Indiana and their home opener a week later...Tags: Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Maryland Terrapins, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Michigan Wolverines, Wisconsin Badgers
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