MARYLAND 2018 Record: 3-1 (1-0 B1G) Interim Head Coach: Matt Canada (Indiana 93)

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1 GAME INFO TELEVISION ABC Steve Levy (pxp) Brian Griese (analyst) Todd McShay (analyst) MARYLAND SPORTS RADIO NETWORK Matt Noble (pxp) LaMont Jordan (analyst) / 1st season 105.7FM (Balt.) / 980AM (DC) TuneIn Radio App Sirius 127 / XM 383 MARYLAND 2018 Record: 3-1 (1-0 B1G) Interim Head Coach: Matt Canada (Indiana 93) Interim Coach s Record: 3-1 (.750)/1st season Interim Coach s Record at Maryland: 3-1 (.750)/1st season Top Passer: Kasim Hill (RFr.) / 516 yds / 3 TDs / 1 INT Top Rusher: Ty Johnson (Sr.) / 300 yds / 7.5 yds/c / 2 TDs Top Receiver: Taivon Jacobs (Gr.) / 12 rec / 132 yds / 1 TD Top Tackler: Tre Watson (Sr.) / 39 TT / 2.0 TFL / 2 INTs SETTING THE STAGE #15 MICHIGAN 2018 Record: 4-1 (2-0 B1G) Head Coach: Jim Harbaugh (Western Carolina 94) Coach s FBS Record: (.649)/8th season Coach s Record at Michigan: (.727)/4th season Top Passer: Shea Patterson / 905 yds / 7 TDs / 2 INTs Top Rusher: Karan Higdon / 479 yds / 6.3 yds/c / 5 TDs Top Receiver: Nico Collins / 13 rec / 214 yds / 1 TD Top Tackler: Devin Bush / 33 TT / 5.0 TFLs COACH LOCATIONS Matt Canada (f) Interim Head Coach Andy Buh (b) Defensive Coord. Chris Beatty (f) Assoc. HC/Co-Off. Coord./WRs Jimmy Brumbaugh (f) Co-Def. Coord./DL Aazaar Abdul-Rahim (f) Cornerbacks Matt Barnes (f) Spec. Tms Coord./LBs Dave Bucar (b) Tight Ends Chuck Heater (b) Safeties Bryan Stinespring (f) Offensive Line Jafar Williams (f) Running Backs 2018 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT TIME S1 #23 Texas $ FS1 W, S8 at Bowling Green ESPN+ W, S15 Temple BTN L, S22 Minnesota * BTN W, O6 at #15 Michigan * ABC Noon O13 Rutgers + * FS1/BTN Noon O20 at Iowa * Noon O27 Illinois * TBA N3 #20 Michigan State * TBA N10 at Indiana * TBA N17 #3 Ohio State * TBA N24 at #11 Penn State * TBA *Big Ten game; + Homecoming game.; $ at Landover, Md. (FedExField); All times Eastern WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The Maryland football team looks to pick up its second victory against a ranked opponent this season as it travels to Ann Arbor, Mich., to face No. 15 Michigan Saturday at noon on ABC. The Terps are 1-1 in Ann Arbor since joining the Big Ten Conference, including a victory in The Terrapins currently lead the Big Ten and rank 10th nationally with a turnover margin through four games. The Terps have turned the ball over just three times this season, and just 17 times over the last 16 games dating back to the start of Redshirt freshman Kasim Hill has thrown just one interception in 97 career pass attempts. Senior running back Ty Johnson climbed from 10th to sixth all-time in rushing yards (2,429) as he recorded the 10th 100-yard game of his career against Minnesota. He is looking to join LaMont Jordan (4,147) and Charlie Wysocki (3,317) as the only players in Maryland history to rush for 3,000 yards. Johnson has averaged 7.5 yards/carry for his career - a mark that will likely demolish Da Rel Scott s program record of 5.6 yards/carry (min. 300 attempts). Senior linebacker Tre Watson currently leads the Big Ten in tackles/g (9.8) and solo tackles/g (6.3). The fifth-year transfer from Illinois was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week following his performance against Minnesota, when he totaled a game-high 11 tackles, including a sack, and returned an interception 36 yards for a touchdown. The Maryland rushing attack is racking up yards/g, which ranks 11th nationally and third in the Big Ten Conference. The tandem of senior Ty Johnson and redshirt freshman Anthony McFarland has combined for 594 yards after both notched 100-yard days in the win against Minnesota. McFarland is looking to become the first freshman in Maryland history to record three 100-yard rushing games Maryland continues to lead the Big Ten Conference in 3rd-down defensive conversion percentage, holding opponents to a 29-percent success rate through four games. It is a marked improvement for a defensive unit which ranked last in the conference at 49-percent in STAT RANKS MD NAT. CONF. CONF. NAT. MICH rd Down Offense Pct rd Down Defense Pct Completion Pct Kick Return Avg Passing Offense Passing Defense Punt Return Avg Red Zone Defense Red Zone Offense Rushing Defense Rushing Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Offense Team Sacks : Time of Possession : Total Defense Total Offense Turnover Margin GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN STREAKS Consecutive Starts: OL Brendan Moore (28) Consecutive Starts on Defense: DB Darnell Savage Jr. (20) Consecutive 100-yd rushing games: Anthony McFarland (2 - t-maryland frosh. record) Consecutive Wins when leading at halftime: 7 SOCIAL Facebook: /MarylandFootball YouTube: /MarylandAthletics CONTACT Dustin Semonavick (Asst. AD/FB Communications) dustin@umd.edu O: // C: Sean Ellenby (Secondary Football) sellenby@umd.edu O:

2 MICHIGAN: AT A GLANCE RECORD: 4-1, 1-1 Big Ten Home: 3-0; Away: 1-1; Neutral: SCHEDULE Sept. 1 at Notre Dame L, Sept. 8 Western Michigan W, 49-3 Sept. 15 SMU W, Sept. 22 Nebraska * W, Sept. 29 at Northwestern * W, Oct. 6 Maryland * Noon Oct. 13 Wisconsin * TBA Oct. 20 at Michigan State * TBA Nov. 3 Penn State * TBA Nov. 10 at Rutgers * TBA Nov. 17 Indiana * TBA Nov. 24 at Ohio State * Noon STAT LEADERS Rushing No. Yds. Avg. Lg. TD K. Higdon C. Evans Passing C-A-I Pct. Yds. Lg. TD S. Patterson Receiving No. Yds. Lg TD N. Collins Z. Gentry Defense U-A Total Sacks TFL D. Bush C. Winovich SERIES HISTORY: Maryland vs. Michigan Maryland trails, 1-6 Home: 0-2 / Away: 1-4 / Neutral: 0-0 First Meeting: Dec. 12, 1985 / Away / L, 0-20 Last Meeting: Sep. 30, 2017 / Home / L, Year Site Result Final 1985 Ann Arbor L Ann Arbor L Ann Arbor L Ann Arbor W College Park L Ann Arbor L College Park L MARYLAND-MICHIGAN CONNECTIONS Maryland defensive coordinator Andy Buh and Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh coached together at Stanford from Maryland safeties coach Chuck Heater played college football at Michigan. Maryland linebackers/special teams coach Matt Barnes coached at Michigan in Michigan defensive coordinator Don Brown coached at Maryland from Maryland DL Bryce Brand and Michigan WR Donovan Peoples-Jones, DB Jaylen Kelly-Powell, DB Lavert Hill, LB Geoffrey Reeves are all from Detroit, Mich. Maryland DL Jesse Aniebonam, DB Fofie Bazzie, LB Ayinde Eley and Michigan LB Jordan Anthony are all from Silver Spring, Md. Maryland LB Ahmad McCullough, LB Nnamdi Egbuaba, LB Wyatt Cook, WR Chris Jones and Michigan OL Stephen Spanellis are all from Baltimore, Md. Maryland DL Antonio Dicerbo and Michigan OL Stephen Spanellis played together at Gilman HS. Maryland has one player from the state of Michigan. Michigan has two players from the state of Maryland. TALE OF THE TAPE MD CATEGORY MICH 33.8 Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Rushing Offense Passing Offense Total Offense Rushing Defense Passing Defense Total Defense GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN

3 By The Numbers ON THE OFFENSE 2 Redshirt freshman Anthony McFarland has recorded back-to-back 100-yard rushing games, joining Wayne Wingfield (1979) as the only freshmen in program history to achieve the feat. A third 100-yard game would set the freshmen record for 100-yard games in a single-season. The electric playmaker has rushed for 219 yards on 17 carries over the last two games, averaging 12.9 yards per touch. 3 The Terps have had three different running backs rush for 100 yards in a game this season: Ty Johnson (at BG, MINN), Tayon Fleet- Davis, (at BG) and Anthony McFarland (Temple, MINN). The last time Maryland had three different players rush for 100 yards in a game in the same season was 1984, when Alvin Blount, Tommy Neal and Rick Badanjek each had 100-yard rushing performances. 3 The Terps had three different players record their first career touchdowns against Minnesota. Redshirt freshman Anthony McFarland scored on a pair of runs, including a 64-yarder, true freshman Chigoziem Okonkwo scored on a 21-yard handoff and DJ Turner found paydirt on a 54-yard catch and run. 6 With 123 rushing yards against Minnesota, senior running back Ty Johnson now has 2,429 career yards and vaulted from 10th to sixth on Maryland s all-time rushing list. Johnson needs 59 yards to surpass Lance Ball ( ) for fifth on the list. Johnson also ranks fifth in career all-purpose yards, and needs 168 yards to become the fourth Terrapin in history to record 4,000 all-purpose yards. 7.5 Senior running back Ty Johnson currently leads the Big Ten and ranks sixth in the country averaging 7.5 yards per carry. The mark was bolstered by an 81-yard touchdown score against Minnesota - the fourth-longest run in Maryland history. His previous career long was a 76-yard score against Purdue in Maryland has been perfect in the red zone so far this season, converting on all nine of its opportunities inside the opponent s 20-yard line, joining Penn State as the only two teams in the Big Ten that have been perfect inside the 20. The Terps have gotten into the end zone on seven of the nine trips to the red zone while kicking field goals on the other two. Miraculously, the Terps scored 42 points without making a trip to the red zone against Minnesota. 100 The Terrapins have had two games this season in which two players recorded 100 yards on the ground. Most recently, Ty Johnson had 123 yards and Anthony McFarland posted 112 yards against Minnesota. Prior to that, Johnson (124) and Tayon Fleet-Davis (102) achieved the feat against Bowling Green. Career Rushing Leaders Maryland History Name Years Yards Att. Avg. 1. LaMont Jordan , Charlie Wysocki , Steve Atkins , Brandon Ross , Lance Ball , Ty Johnson 2015-pres. 2, Bruce Perry 1999, , Rick Badanjek , Davin Meggett , Da Rel Scott , Career All-Purpose Leaders Maryland History Name Year TDs 1. Torrey Smith , LaMont Jordan , Stefon Diggs , Jermaine Lewis , Ty Johnson 2015-pres. 3, Louis Carter , Bren Lowery , Steve Atkins , Charlie Wysocki , Da Rel Scott ,509 GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 3

4 By The Numbers ON THE DEFENSE/ST 3.5 A year removed from garnering All-Big Ten honors for leading Big Ten defensive backs in tackles for loss (9.5) in 2017, Antoine Brooks, Jr. has picked up right where he left off this season. Brooks wrapped up Big Ten Co-Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts in the win over Texas, and leads the team in tackles for loss with 4.5 through the first four games. 5 Junior Tino Ellis was sensational against Minnesota, recording a career-best five pass breakups. The mark is tied for the most in a single game across the country. The DeMatha product leads the team with seven pass breakups and has also recorded 11 tackles (all solo) and 3.0 tackles for loss. 8 Senior Ty Johnson recently became the 11th player in Maryland history to reach 1,000 career kick return yards, and currently ranks 10th in program history with 1,038 career kick return yards. Johnson next looks to pass JoJo Walker ( ) for ninth on the career list. Johnson totaled 657 return yards as junior, which ranked ninth in program single-season history Fifth-year transfer linebacker Tre Watson has seamlessly adjusted to his new role in College Park, leading the Big Ten in both tackles/g (9.8) and solo tackles/g (6.3). He earned Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts in the win over Minnesota, totaling 11 tackles, including a sack, and returning an interception 36 yards for a touchdown. Watson played his first four seasons at Illinois, and earned Honorable Mention All-Big Ten in Darnell Savage Jr. s 23-yard touchdown return against Temple was the third touchdown of the senior defensive back s career. Savage Jr. has now racked up five career interceptions as a Terrapin. Savage is also making an impact in the backfield, ranking second on the team with 4.0 tackles for loss. Entering 2018, he had totaled just 3.5 tackles for loss in 34 career appearances. Critical to the success of the Maryland defense has been its ability to get off the field on third downs, with its opponents converting just 29-percent of the time. The mark ranks 14th nationally and leads the Big Ten Conference. As a result of its success, Maryland has forced 29 punts through four games (7.25/g). True freshman placekicker Joseph Petrino remains perfect in his young career, knocking down all three field goal attempts and all 18 extra point attempts to total 27 points. Petrino hit a career-long 40-yard field goal in the rain against Bowling Green on September 8. He is Maryland s first true freshman placekicker since Brad Craddock (2012), who went on to win the Lou Groza Award in Junior punter Wade Lees turned in one of his best games as a Terrapin against Minnesota, punting five times for a career-best average of 48.6 yards. Lees earned Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week honors for his efforts. Lees has already uncorked four 50+ yard punts in 2018, after unleashing just eight through the first 25 games of his career. 4 GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN

5 2018 SCORING DRIVES Opp. Plays Yards TOP Result Qrt. Time Scoring Play QB TEX :08 TD 1 12:52 Jones 28yd rush Hill TEX :19 TD 1 8:52 Jones 65yd rec Hill TEX :59 FG 2 14:26 Petrino 33yd FG Hill TEX :06 TD 2 8:32 Jacobs 20yd rec Jones TEX :49 TD 4 14:25 Fleet-Davis 17yd run Hill TEX :34 FG 4 6:45 Petrino 18yd FG Hill BG :54 TD 2 2:34 Harrison 5yd run Hill BG :10 FG 2 0:03 Petrino 40yd FG Hill BG :41 TD 3 4:31 Davenport 22yd rec Hill BG :38 TD 4 14:55 Fleet-Davis 9yd run Hill BG :32 TD 4 9:52 Johnson 1yd run Hill BG :23 TD 4 5:57 Fleet-Davis 1yd run Hill BG :14 TD 4 3:12 Leake 36yd run Hill TEM TD 2 3:23 Savage 23yd INT ret - TEM TD 4 8:21 Aniebonam 27yd block punt ret - MINN :18 TD 1 10:42 McFarland 26yd run Hill MINN :47 TD 1 4:03 Johnson 81yd run Hill MINN :55 TD 2 4:43 Turner 54yd rec Hill MINN TD 3 14:14 Watson 36 INT ret - MINN :57 TD 3 6:27 McFarland 64yd run Hill MINN :52 TD 4 1:12 Okonkwo 21yd run Hill 2018 Game Captains Opp. TEX Jacobs Kulka Savage Johnson BG Jacobs Kulka Savage Johnson TEM Jacobs Kulka Savage Johnson MINN Turner Tanyi Savage Johnson Terps on NFL Rosters Jermaine Carter, Jr. Sean Davis Vernon Davis * Stefon Diggs Trey Edmunds A.J. Hendy Darrius Heyward-Bey JC Jackson Quinton Jefferson Darius Kilgo * DJ Moore Yannick Ngakoue Torrey Smith * Josh Woods * Super Bowl winner Carolina Panthers Pittsburgh Steelers Washington Redskins Minnesota Vikings Pittsburgh Steelers (practice) Los Angeles Chargers (practice) Pittsburgh Steelers New England Patriots Seattle Seahawks Houston Texans Carolina Panthers Jacksonville Jaguars Carolina Panthers Chicago Bears (practice) GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 5

6 OFFENSE 2018 MARYLAND FOOTBALL DEPTH CHART (as of October 1, 2018) DEFENSE CAREER START CHART X 9 (d) Jahrvis Davenport Sr.-3V 7 (d) Dontay Demus Fr.-HS or 21 (d) Darryl Jones Fr.-HS Z 12 (d) Taivon Jacobs Gr.-2V 15 (d) Brian Cobbs Fr.-HS or 6 (d) Jeshaun Jones Fr.-HS F 1 (d) DJ Turner Jr.-2V or 17 Chigoziem Okonkwo Fr.-HS 8 (d) Tayon Fleet-Davis So.-1V TE 82 Avery Edwards Sr.-3V 80 Noah Barnes So.-1V T 55 (d) Derwin Gray Sr.-3V 72 Marcus Minor So.-1V G 70 Sean Christie Sr.-2V 74 Brian Plummer So.-1V C 64 Brendan Moore Sr.-3V 73 Johnny Jordan So.-1V G 75 Terrance Davis Jr.-2V 68 Ellis McKennie Jr.-2V T 58 Damian Prince Sr.-3V 67 Tyran Hunt RFr.-RS RB 24 (d) Ty Johnson Sr.-3V 5 Anthony McFarland RFr.-RS QB 11 (d) Kasim Hill RFr.-RS 3 (d) Tyrrell Pigrome RSo.-RS END 9 (d) Byron Cowart Jr.-TR 96 Brett Kulka Sr.-3V NOSE 91 Adam McLean Jr.-2V 52 (d) Oluwaseun Oluwatimi Jr.-1V TACKLE 50 Mbi Tanyi Sr.-3V 59 Keiron Howard Jr.-2V BUCK 6 (d) Jesse Aniebonam RSr.-3V 27 (d) Bryce Brand So.-1V MIKE 22 Isaiah Davis Jr.-2V 42 Nick Underwood Jr.-1V WILL 33 Tre Watson Sr.-TR 16 (d) Ayinde Eley RFr.-RS NICKEL 25 Antoine Brooks, Jr Jr.-2V 3 (d) Qwuantrezz Knight Jr.-2V CB 8 (d) Marcus Lewis RJr.-TR or 2 (d) RaVon Davis Sr.-2V 13 (d) Rayshad Lewis RSo.-TR S 4 (d) Darnell Savage, Jr Sr.-3V 18 (d) Jordan Mosley Fr.-HS S 20 (d) Antwaine Richardson Jr.-2V 14 (d) Deon Jones RFr.-RS CB 7 (d) Tino Ellis Jr.-2V or 2 (d) RaVon Davis Sr.-2V 13 (d) Rayshad Lewis RSo.-T OFFENSE Player Strk. Car. Barnes Borten Christie Davenport T. Davis Edwards Fleet-Davis Gray Harrison Hill Jacobs, T Johnson Jordan McFarland McKennie Minor Moore Okonkwo Pigrome Prince Turner DEFENSE Player Strk. Car. Aniebo Brooks, A Cowart - 0^ 0^ 0^ Davis, I Davis, R Ellis Knight Kulka Lewis, M. - 0! 5! McLean Oluwatimi Richardson Savage Tanyi Watson 0* 0* 8* 7* ^at Auburn!at Florida State *at Illinois SPECIALISTS K 27 (d) Joseph Petrino Fr.-HS 41 Mike Shinsky Jr.-1V P 88 (d) Wade Lees Jr.-2V LS 36 Matt Oliveira Sr.-2V KR 24 (d) Ty Johnson Sr.-3V 20 Javon Leake So.-1V PR 12 (d) Taivon Jacobs Gr.-2V 6 (d) Jeshaun Jones Fr.-HS H 18 (d) Max Bortenschlager So.-1V 6 GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN

7 PROJECTED STARTERS: OFFENSE QB 11 RB 24 RB 5 WR 12 WR 9 WR 1 T 55 G 70 C 64 G 75 T 58 TE 82 KASIM HILL R-FR.-RS Has thrown just one interception in 97 career pass attempts. Recorded career-highs in pass yards (222), completions (17) and long completion (65) against #23 Texas (9/1). Younger sister, Kaylah, has down syndrome - enjoys raising funds for National Down Syndrome Society. TY JOHNSON Sr.-3V Maxwell Watch List; 2017 All-Big Ten. Ranks 6th in career rush yards (2,429) and 5th in career all-purpose yards (3,832). Ranks 4th in career 100-yd rush games (10); had 100-yard days against Bowling Green and Minnesota. Averages 7.5 yards/s carry for career, which is on pace to break Maryland record (5.6) with minimum of 300 attempts. ANTHONY MCFARLAND RFr.-RS Averaging 10.8 yards/carry, and 12.9 yards/carry over last two games. Has back-to-back 100-yard games - just second freshman in Maryland history to achieve feat. Models game after Devonta Freeman. TAIVON JACOBS GR.-2V Led team with five catches against Minnesota (9/22). Led team with five catches for 73 yards and a touchdown in win against #23 Texas (9/1). Younger brother of former Terp wideout, Levern, who ranks eighth in Maryland history in receptions. JAHRVIS DAVENPORT SR.-3V Caught a spectacular 22-yard touchdown against Bowling Green (9/8), which was tweeted out by SportsCenter s Twitter account. Caught one pass for 35 yards against #23 Texas (9/1). DJ TURNER JR.-2V Scored first career touchdown against Minnesota - OR a 54-yarder. Had a career-best five receptions for 23 yards against Texas. TE 17 DERWIN GRAY SR.-3V 2017 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten Returned to starting lineup against Minnesota after missing previous two games to injury. Has started 17 career games, including all 14 at left tackle in Hobbies include fashion and photography - named Best Dressed at 2018 Big Ten Media Day. SEAN CHRISTIE SR.-3V Started 16 straight games at left guard. Helped three different running backs record 100-yd games - most for the program in as season since Part of line that blocked the way for team to rush for 444 yards at Bowling Green - the team s most since 1999 against Virginia (445). Enjoys fishing in spare time. BRENDAN MOORE SR.-3V Has started 28 straight games on the line, but is lining up at right guard in 2018 after starting at center in 2016 and Helped three different running backs record 100-yd games - most for the program in as season since Part of line that blocked the way for team to rush for 444 yards at Bowling Green - the team s most since 1999 against Virginia (445). Set to graduate in the fall with a degree in supply chain management. TERRANCE DAVIS JR.-2V Started first game of season against Minnesota (9/22). Has started 22 career games at guard. Cousin of injured teammate, RB Lorenzo Harrison. DAMIAN PRINCE SR.-3V Has started 32 career games, including 13 at right tackle over the last two seasons. Missed game against Temple (9/15) and Minnesota (9/22) due to injury. Part of line that blocked the way for team to rush for 444 yards at Bowling Green - the team s most since 1999 against Virginia (445). Led Big Ten in pass-blocking efficiency in 2017 (PFF) AVERY EDWARDS SR.-3V Has appeared in 40 career games. Has two career touchdown passes - both as a freshman in x Academic All-Big Ten (2016, 2017). CHIGOZIEM OKONKWO FR.- HS Scored first career touchdown on a 21-yard run against Minnesota (9/22). Made collegiate debut and caught a pass vs. Texas. GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 7

8 END 9 NOSE 91 T 50 BUCK 6 MIKE 22 WILL 33 NICKEL 25 S 20 S 4 CB 8 CB 7 CB 2 PROJECTED STARTERS: DEFENSE BYRON COWART JR.-TR Posted three tackles, including a sack, and forced a fumble vs. Minnesota (9/22). Had career-best five tackles vs. Temple (9/15). Transferred from Auburn in offseason, where he played in 26 career games. Played the tuba growing up; burns incense to relax. ADAM MCLEAN JR.-2V Missed Minnesota (9/22) game due to injury. Posted career-high four tackles at Bowling Green (9/8). Started at nose tackle in season-opener against #23 Texas (9/1); started every game since. Enjoys volunteering at local Montgomery County soup kitchens. MBI TANYI SR.-2V Had season-best five tackles vs. Temple (9/15). Started at tackle in season-opener against #23 Texas (9/1), recording four tackles and a sack. Totaled 20 tackles, including 2.0 tackles for loss in A Houston native; sent boxes of clothing from Maryland during aftermath of devastating Hurricane Harvey in fall JESSE ANIEBONAM R-SR.-3V Has 25.0 career tackles for loss and 15.0 sacks. Blocked a punt and returned it for a touchdown against Temple (9/15). Recorded first sack since 2016 at Bowling Green (9/8). Has played the saxophone since 10 years old; has more than 50 jazz albums. ISAIAH DAVIS JR.-2V Posted career-best 2.0 sacks and season-best 10 tackles at Bowling Green (9/8). Started at MIKE linebacker for first time in career vs. #23 Texas (9/1), making nine tackles. Broke out for 70 tackles (third on team) as a sophomore in Younger brother of former Terp, Sean Davis ( 15), who is currently a starting safety for the Pittsburgh Steelers. TRE WATSON SR.-TR Leads Big Ten in tackles/g (9.8) and solo tackles/g (9.3). Returned a pick-6 36 yards for a touchdown against Minnesota (9/22). Appeared in 33 career games at Illinois (15 starts), totaling 188 tackles. Earned HM All-Big Ten in Father, Tim, played five seasons in the NFL ( ) for the Chiefs, Giants and Eagles. ANTOINE BROOKS, JR JR.-2V 2017 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten. Leads team with 4.5 tackles for loss. Named Big Ten Co-Defensive Player of the Week after leading team with 11 tackles and notching the game-sealing INT vs. #23 Texas (9/1). ANTWAINE RICHARDSON JR.-2V Totaled three tackles, including a TFL, vs. Minnesota (9/22). Switched from CB to safety heading into 2018; started at the position against #23 Texas (9/1). Teammates call him Weezy. DARNELL SAVAGE, JR R.-3V 2017 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten. Returned second career pick-6 against Temple (9/15); leads team with 4.0 tackles for loss. Had six tackles and career-best 2.0 tackles for loss against #23 Texas (9/1). Wears #4 to follow in the footsteps of All-American William Likely; extremely close with former WR DJ Moore. MARCUS LEWIS R-JR.-TR Missed Minnesota (9/22) game due to injury. Made Terrapin debut starting at CB against #23 Texas (9/1). Transferred from Florida State; appeared in 12 games (4 starts) over two seasons with the Seminoles. A District Heights, Md., native, who attended nearby Gonzaga. TINO ELLIS JR.-2V Has started nine games at cornerback over the last two seasons. Was exceptional against #23 Texas (9/1), totaling five tackles, including 2.0 TFL. Posted 27 tackles and ranked third on the team with 5 pass breakups in RAVON DAVIS SR.-2V Started at cornerback vs. Minnesota (9/22), posting first career interception.] Has appeared in 28 career games, making 10 starts. SPECIAL TEAMS K 3 P 88 JOSEPH PETRINO FR.-HS Career: 3/3 FGs, 18/18 PATs; Long: 40 yards (at BG) Knocked down both field goal attempts and all four PATs in collegiate debut against #23 Texas (9/1). First true freshman placekicker to start for Maryland since eventual Lou Groza Award winner Brad Craddock (2012). WADE LEES JR.-2V Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week (9/24). Averaged career-best 48.6 yards/punt vs. Minnesota (9/22). Oldest player in Big Ten and second oldest in FBS at 30 years old. 8 GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN

9 OFFENSIVE PLAYER STATS WITH CAREER HIGHS QB - MAX BORTENSCHLAGER Jr. Major: Finance Career Honors Academic All-Big Ten (2017) Third string quarterback. Primary holder Season Notes Made eight starts at quarterback in relief of the injured Tyrrell Pigrome and Kasim Hill, passing for 1,313 yards and 10 touchdowns. Earned the team s George C. Cook Memorial Award for letterman with the highest GPA. Helped wide receiver DJ Moore break the Maryland single-season record for receptions (80) Season Notes Made first career start at #19 Nebraska (11/19), completing 14-of-29 passes for 191 yards and a touchdown. The 92-yard touchdown pass to D.J. Moore tied for the second-longest pass in Maryland history. BORTENSCHLAGER S CAREER STATS PASSING YR. G-GS COM ATT INT YDS TD LG PCT Totals BORTENSCHLAGER S CAREER HIGHS Passing Yards 255 (Northwestern, 10/14/17) Completions 20 (#12 Penn State, 11/25/17) Pass Attempts 38 (Northwestern, 10/14/17) Passing Touchdowns 3 (Northwestern, 10/14/17) Long Completion 92 yards (at #19 Nebraska, 11/19/16) Rushing Yards 34 (Northwestern, 10/14/17) Rushing Attempts 12 (Northwestern, 10/14/17) Rushing Touchdowns 1 (2x, last at Minnesota, 9/30/17) Long Rush 18 (Northwestern, 10/14/17) WR - BRIAN COBBS Fr. Major: Undeclared Made collegiate debut against #23 Texas (9/1), catching one pass for three yards. Father, Robert, played football at Penn State ( ). Brother, Michael, plays football at James Madison. COBBS CAREER STATS RECEIVING YR. G-GS REC YDS AVG TD LP AVG/G COBBS CAREER HIGHS Receiving Yards 3 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Receptions 1 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Long Reception 3 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) WR - JAHRVIS DAVENPORT Sr. Major: Family Science Caught two passes for 41 yards, including a highlight-reel 22-yard touchdown grab, at Bowling Green (9/8). It was his first touchdown catch since 2015 at West Virginia. Caught one pass for 35 yards vs. #23 Texas (9/1) Season Notes Appeared in all 12 games, making one start at wide receiver. Ranked third on the team with 13 catches for 123 yards. An expert chess player. DAVENPORT S CAREER STATS RECEIVING YR. G-GS REC YDS AVG TD LP AVG/G Totals DAVENPORT S CAREER HIGHS Receiving Yards 89 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15) Receptions 7 (at Rutgers, 11/28/15) Long Reception 46 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15) Touchdowns 1 (2x, last at Bowling Green, 9/8/18)) TE - AVERY EDWARDS Sr. Career Honors 2x Academic All-Big Ten (2016, 2017) Career Notes Has appeared in 40 career games, making 16 receptions. EDWARD S CAREER STATS RECEIVING YR. G-GS REC YDS AVG TD LP AVG/G Totals EDWARD S CAREER HIGHS Receiving Yards 36 (USF, 9/19/15) Receptions 3 (2x, last at West Virginia, 9/26/15) Long Reception 24 (at West Virginia, 9/26/15) Touchdowns 2 (USF, 9/19/15) GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 9

10 RB - TAYON FLEET-DAVIS Soph. Major: Undeclared 2018 Notes Recorded first career 100-yard game, posting 102 rushing yards and two touchdowns at Bowling Green (9/8). Led the team in rushing (31 yards) and scored first collegiate touchdown - a 17-yard run - against #23 Texas (9/1). Models game after Bo Jackson after watching his 30-for-30 on ESPN. Cousin of former Maryland men s basketball player, Dion Wiley. FLEET-DAVIS CAREER STATS RUSHING YR. G-GS ATT GAIN LOST NET AVG TD LP AVG/G Career FLEET-DAVIS CAREER HIGHS Rushes 15 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) Rushing Yards 102 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) Rushing Touchdowns 2 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) Long Rush 30 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) RB - JAKE FUNK Jr. Major: Kinesiology Career Notes Academic All-Big Ten (2017) 2018 Notes Has missed three straight games due to injury Notes Appeared in all 12 games, totaling 145 rushing yards and four touchowns. Named the team s Special Teams Player of the Year. Father played football at Penn State; mother was a 22-time All-American swimmer at Clarion; grandfather, Walter, played basketball at Penn State; grandmother, Jean, was one of the first female athletes at Penn State, competing for the men s rifle team; older brother, Jordan, played lacrosse at Ohio State ( ). FUNK S CAREER STATS RUSHING YR. G-GS ATT GAIN LOST NET AVG TD LP AVG/G Career QB - KASIM HILL RFr. Major: Finance Career Notes Opened career with 84 pass attempts without an interception, before throwing first career pick against Temple - the longest streak for a Terp since Danny O Brien (2010), who went on to win ACC Rookie of the Year. Went 10-for-14 with TD and 0 INTs vs. Minnesota (9/22). Completed 8-of-16 passes without an INT at Bowling Green (9/8). Started the season-opening win against #23 Texas (9/1), recording career-highs in passing yards (222), completions (17) and long completion (65) Season Notes Appeared in three games, including two starts at quarterback before sustaining a season-ending injury against UCF (9/23). Highly efficient in three appearances, completing 18-of-21 passes for 230 yards and two touchdowns without throwing an interception. Made first career start against Towson (9/9), completing 13-of-16 passes and throwing two touchdowns. Made collegiate debut at #23 Texas, entering the game with a slight lead late in the third quarter and closing out the win by completing all three pass attempts and rushing for a touchdown. Younger sister, Kaylah, has down syndrome. Kasim calls Kaylah the most influential person in his life other than his parents, Joe and Michele. Enjoys volunteering in the community and raising funds for the National Down Syndrome Society. HILL S CAREER STATS PASSING YR. G-GS COM ATT INT YDS TD LG PCT Career HILL S CAREER HIGHS Passing Yards 222 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Completions 17 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Passing Touchdowns 2 (Towson, 9/9/17) Long Completion 65 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Rushing Yards 41 (Towson, 9/9/17) RECEIVING YR. G-GS REC YDS AVG TD LP AVG/G Total FUNK S CAREER HIGHS Rushes 8 (Howard, 9/3/16) Rushing Yards 61 (at Rutgers, 11/4/17) Rushing Touchdowns 2 (Indiana, 10/28/17) Long Rush 53 (at Rutgers, 11/4/17) Receptions 3 (#6 Ohio State, 11/12/16) Reception Yards 19 (#6 Ohio State, 11/12/16) Receiving Touchdowns 1 (2x, last at Minnesota, 9/30/17) Long Reception 13 (at #2 Michigan,11/5/16) 10 GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN

11 WR - TAIVON JACOBS Gr. Degree: Criminal Justice; pursuing second degree in community health Honor Roll 2018 Wuerffel Trophy Watch List 2018 Athlon Sports Preseason All-Big Ten Totaled five catches for 52 yards vs. Minnesota (9/22). Caught a pair of passes for seven yards vs. Temple (9/15). Led team with five catches for 73 yards and a touchdown in victory vs. #23 Texas (9/1) Season Notes Started all 12 games, ranking second on the team in catches (47), receiving yards (553) and receiving touchdowns (5). Caught a pass in all 12 games during the season. Brother of former Maryland wideout, Levern Jacobs, who ranks seventh in Maryland history in career receptions. Has a daughter named Bailey. JACOBS CAREER STATS RECEIVING YR. G-GS REC YDS AVG TD LP AVG/G injured Totals JACOBS CAREER HIGHS Receiving Yards 97 (at Rutgers, 11/4/17) Receptions 8 (#21 Michigan, 11/11/17) Long Reception 70 (USF, 9/9/15) Receiving Touchdowns 1 (8x, last #23 Texas, 9/1/18) RB - TY JOHNSON Sr. Major: American Studies Career Honors 2018 Watch Lists: Maxwell Award, Doak Walker Award, Paul Hornung Award 2018 Athlon Sports Preseason All-Big Ten 2017 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten 1x Big Ten Specialist of the Week (2017) 1x Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (2016) 2016: Academic All-Big Ten Career Notes Surpassed 3,000 career all-purpose yards and 2,000 career rushing yards vs. #21 Michigan (11/11/17), rushing for 67 yards. Became just the fourth player in Maryland history to run for 100+ yards in four straight games (spanned 2016 to first two games of 2017). 2016: Set Maryland record for yards/carrry (min. 100 attempts) with 9.1. Current Maryland Ranks 4th: Career 100-yd rushing games (10) 5th: Career all-purpose yards (3,832) 6th: Career rushing yards (2,429) 7th: All-purpose yards - season (1, ) 9th: Rushing yards - season (1, ) 9th: Kick return yards - season ( ) 10th: Career kick return yards (1,038) 2018 Notes Leads Big Ten and ranks 6th nationally with 7.5 yds/c. Carried 11 times for 123 yards (11.2 yds/c) and a TD vs. MINN (9/22) - his 81-yard touchdown run was the 4th-longest in program history. Posted 124 rush yards (10.3 yds/c) and a TD at Bowling Green (9/8). Totaled 115 all-purpose yards against #23 Texas (9/1). Matched career-high with three receptions Notes Led the team in rushing yards (875) and rushing touchdowns (5). Also posted 1,592 all-purpose yards - the seventh-most in single-season history. Totaled 657 kick return yards - the ninth-most in single-season history Notes Ran for 204 yards on a remarkable 7 carries (29.1 yds/c) vs. Purdue (10/1), including two touchdowns. His 29.1 yd/c is the most among 200-yard rushers in FBS over the previous 20 seasons. Changed number from 6 to 24 prior to senior season because it was the number he wore in peewee and prep football. Enjoys cooking; often cooks family dinners for the running backs unit. Lightly regarded recruit who sent 50 s/letters a day from his local library to college coaches to get noticed. JOHNSON S CAREER STATS RUSHING YR. G-GS ATT GAIN LOST NET AVG TD LP AVG/G Totals RECEIVING YR. G-GS REC YDS AVG TD LP AVG/G Totals RETURNS YR. G-GS KOR YDS AVG TD PR YDS AVG TD Totals JOHNSON S CAREER HIGHS 100-Yard Rushing Games 10 (last Minnesota (123), 9/22/18) Rushing Yards 204 (Purdue, 10/1/16) Rushes 18 (at Minnesota, 9/30/17) Long Rush 81 yards (Minnesota, 9/22/18) Rushing Touchdowns 2 (4x, last Towson, 9/9/17) Receptions 3 (2x, last #23 Texas, 9/1/18) Reception Yards 69 (at Penn State, 10/8/16) Receiving Touchdowns 1 (2x, last at Rutgers, 11/4/17) Total Touchdowns 2 (5x, last at Rutgers, 11/4/17) Long Reception 66 (at Penn State, 10/8/16) Long Kickoff Return 100 yards (at #10 Ohio State, 10/7/17) Kickoff Return Yards 189 (at #10 Ohio State, 10/7/17) Long Punt Return 33 yards (at Rutgers, 11/28/15) All-Purpose Yards 246 (at #10 Ohio State, 10/7/17) GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 11

12 WR - JESHAUN JONES Fr. Major: Undeclared Career Honors CBS Sports National Freshman of the Week (9/2) Big Ten Freshman of the Week (9/3) Paul Hornung Award Player of the Week (9/4) Had one catch for 12 yards at Bowling Green (9/8) and vs. Temple (9/15). Had a remarkable start to his collegiate career, recording a passing, rushing and receiving touchdown on each of his first three touches to earn Big Ten Freshman of the Week. First freshman since Marcus Mariota (Oregon) in 2012 to record a passing, rushing and receiving touchdown in the same game. First Maryland player to achieve the feat since at least J. JONES CAREER STATS RECEIVING YR. G-GS REC YDS AVG TD LP AVG/G J. JONES CAREER HIGHS Receiving Yards 73 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Receptions 2 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Long Reception 65 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Receiving Touchdowns 1 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Rushing Yards 28 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Rushing Touchdowns 1 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Passing Touchdowns 1 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) RB - JAVON LEAKE So. Major: Undeclared 2018 Notes Scored a late 36-yard rushing touchdown at Bowling Green (9/8). Rushed for more than 3,500 yards over last two seasons in high school. LEAKE S CAREER STATS RUSHING YR. G-GS ATT GAIN LOST NET AVG TD LP AVG/G Totals LEAKE S CAREER HIGHS Rushing Yards 78 (Towson, 9/2/17) Rushes 4 (Towson, 9/2/17) Long Rush 61 yards (Towson, 9/2/17) Rushing Touchdowns 1 (3x, last at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) Long Kick Return 82 (Indiana, 10/28/17) Kick Return Yards 94 (Indiana, 10/28/17) RB - ANTHONY MCFARLAND RFr. Major: Kinesiology Career Honors Big Ten Freshman of the Week (9/24) Career Notes Tied Maryland record for 100-yd rushing games by a freshman (2). Just the second freshman in program history to rush for 100 yards in back-toback games (Bowling Green, Minnesota). Rushed six times for 112 yards (18.7 yds/c) and two TDs vs. MINN (9/22). Notched first career 100-yard rushing game against Temple (9/15), rushing 11 times for 107 yards (9.7 yds/c). Has 69 rushing yards and 53 receiving yards at Bowling Green (9/8). Models game after Devonta Freeman. A consensus 4-star recruit who also considered Alabama, Penn State, Miami and Georgia. Missed senior season of high school due to injury. MCFARLAND S CAREER STATS RUSHING YR. G-GS ATT GAIN LOST NET AVG TD LP AVG/G RECEIVING YR. G-GS REC YDS AVG TD LP AVG/G MCFARLAND S CAREER HIGHS 100-yd Rushing Games 2 (last: Minnesota (112), 9/22/18) Rushing Yards 112 (Minnesota, 9/22/18) Rush Attempts 11 (Temple, 9/15/18) Long Rush 64 yards (Minnesota, 9/22/18) Rushing Touchdowns 2 (Minnesota, 9/22/18) Receptions 2 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) Receiving Yards 53 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) Long Reception 46 yards (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) TE - CHIGOZIEM OKONKWO Fr. Major: Undeclared Made first career start at Bowling Green (9/8). Made collegiate debut against #23 Texas (9/1), making one catch. OKONKWO S CAREER STATS RECEIVING YR. G-GS REC YDS AVG TD LP AVG/G OKONKWO S CAREER HIGHS Receiving Yards 6 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Receptions 1 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Long Reception 6 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) 12 GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN

13 QB - TYRRELL PIGROME RSo. Major: Family Science Backup quarterback - has seen action in each game. Platooned at QB against #23 Texas (9/1), completing 3-of-4 passes and rushing for 12 yards Season Notes Started at quarterback in the season-opener at #23 Texas (9/2), before suffering season-ending injury in the 3rd quarter. Prior to injury against Texas, he had completed 9-of-12 passes for 175 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 65 yards and a touchdown Season Notes Appeared in 11 games, making one start at quarterback. Totaled 322 pass yards and two touchdown passes. Ranked third on team in rush yards (254) and rush TDs (4). Made first career start against Minnesota (10/15). Scored game-winning double OT touchdown at UCF (9/17). PIGROME S CAREER STATS PASSING YR. G-GS COM ATT INT YDS TD LG PCT Totals RUSHING YR. G-GS ATT GAIN LOST NET AVG TD LP AVG/G Totals PIGROME S CAREER HIGHS Passing Yards 175 (at #23 Texas, 9/2/17) Completions 18 (Minnesota, 10/15/16) Long Completion 46 (at #23 Texas, 9/2/17) Touchdown Passes 2 (at #23 Texas, 9/2/17) Rushing Yards 71 (Minnesota, 10/15/16) Long Rush 28 (Rutgers, 11/29/16) Rushing Touchdowns 1 (5x, last at #23 Texas, 9/2/17) WR - D.J. TURNER Jr. Major: Family Science Caught first career touchdown - a 54-yarder vs. Minnesota (9/22). Led team with four catches for 38 yards against Temple (9/15) Caught one pass for 14 yards at Bowling Green (9/8). Caught a career-best five passes for 23 yards vs. #23 Texas (9/1). TURNER S CAREER STATS RECEIVING YR. G-GS REC YDS AVG TD LP AVG/G Totals TURNER S CAREER HIGHS Receiving Yards 54 (Minnesota, 9/22/18) Receptions 5 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) Long Reception 54 yards (Minnesota, 9/22/18) Receiving Touchdowns 1 (Minnesota, 9/22/18) GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 13

14 DEFENSIVE PLAYER STATS WITH CAREER HIGHS DE - JESSE ANIEBONAM RSr. Major: Family Science Career Notes 2018 Athlon Sports Preseason All-Big Ten 2016: Led all 3-4 outside linebackers in Big Ten with 30 QB pressures. 2016: Totaled 89 TFL yds - the 8th-most in Maryland single-season history. Had four tackles, including a sack, against Minnesota (9/22). Posted a career-high seven tackles and blocked a punt and returned it 27 yards for a touchdown against Temple (9/15). Totaled three tackles, including a sack, at Bowling Green (9/8). Started at defensive end vs. #23 Texas (9/1) in first game action since being injured against Texas in Season Notes Sustained injury in season-opener at Texas (9/2) and missed remainder of the season Season Notes Led team with 14.0 TFLs and 9.0 sacks. Ranked fifth in Big Ten with 0.69 sacks per game. Starred at nearby Good Counsel High School. Second cousin of former NY Giants All-Pro, Osi Umenyiora. Has played the saxophone since 10 years old and owns over 50 jazz albums. ANIEBONAM S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UT AT TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS Totals ANIEBONAM S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 7 (Temple, 9/15/18) Solo Tackles 5 (vs. Bowling Green, 9/12/15) TFL 3.0 (at UCF, 9/17/16) Sacks 2.0 (vs. Boston College, 12/26/16) Forced Fumbles 1 (vs. Boston College, 12/26/16) Punt block returned for TD 1 (Temple, 9/15/18) LB - BRYCE BRAND So. Major: Undeclared Posted a tackle for loss and recovered a fumble vs. Minnesota (9/22). Had 1.0 tackle for loss at Bowling Green (9/8). Played IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla. Brother, Ryan, played quarterback for the Terps in 2017 and started one game. BRAND S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UT AT TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS Totals BRAND S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 4 (Indiana, 10/28/17) Solo Tackles 4 (Indiana, 10/28/17) TFL 1.0 (3x, last Minnesota, 9/22/18) Sacks 1.0 (at #23 Texas, 9/2/17) Fumble Recoveries 1 (Minnesota, 9/22/18) DB - ANTOINE BROOKS, JR Jr. Major: Family Science Career Honors 2018 Athlon Sports Preseason All-Big Ten 2018 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (9/3) 2017 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten 2017 Big Ten Co-Specialist of the Week (9/4) for FG ret. TD at Texas (9/2). Leads team with 4.5 tackles for loss. Notched six tackles and a sack vs. Minnesota (9/22). Posted five tackles, including a TFL, vs. Temple (9/15). Had four tackles, including 1.5 TFL, at Bowling Green (9/8). Led team with 11 tackles, including a TFL, and made the game-sealing interception late in the fourth quarter against #23 Texas (9/1) Season Notes Led Big Ten Conference in tackles for loss (9.5) by a defensive back in regular season. Also led the team in solo tackles (53), while ranking second in total tackles (77) and t-second in interceptions (2). Father works in facilities at the University of Maryland Prince George s County Offensive Player of the Year despite playing in just six games due to season-ending injury. Thought about quitting football following high school injury, but fell back in love with the game after Maryland kept recruiting him. A. BROOKS CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UT AT TOT TFL-YDS PD FF FR INT SACKS Totals A. BROOKS CAREER HIGHS Tackles 13 (at #10 Ohio State, 10/7/17) Solo Tackles 8 (at #5 Wisconsin, 10/21/17) Tackles for Loss 2.0 (at #5 Wisconsin, 10/21/17) Sacks 1.0 (2x, last Minnesota, 9/22/18) Interceptions 1 (3x, last #23 Texas, 9/1/18) Forced Fumbles 1 (at Minnesota, 9/30/17) FG block returned for TD 1 (71 yds at #23 Texas, 9/2/17) 14 GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN

15 DL - BYRON COWART Jr. Major: Family Science Notched three tackles, a sack and a forced fumble vs. Minnesota (9/22). Posted career-high five tackles against Temple (9/15). Had four tackles, including a sack, at Bowling Green (9/8). Made Terrapin debut starting at defensive end against #23 Texas, making two tackles. Career at Auburn ( ) Transferred to Maryland in spring of Appeared in 26 career games at Auburn. Departed Auburn after appearing in first three games of Ranked nation s top ranked recruit in class by ESPN and Rivals. COWART S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS 2015 AUB AUB AUB Career COWART S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 5 (Temple, 9/15/18) Tackles for Loss 1.0 (2x, last Minnesota, 9/22/18) Sacks 1.0 (2x, last Minnesota, 9/22/18) LB - ISAIAH DAVIS Jr. Major: Criminal Justice Had seven tackles against Minnesota (9/22). Notched six tackles against Temple (9/15). Posted 10 tackles, including career-best 2.0 sacks, at Bowling Green (9/8). Started at MIKE linebacker in season-opener vs. #23 Texas (9/1), making nine tackles Season Notes Broke out for 70 tackles, which ranked third on the team, and also totaled 2.0 tackles for loss. Earned the team s Dr. John E. Faber Iron Man Award. Brother, Sean Davis, played DB at Maryland ( ) and currently starts at safety for the Pittsburgh Steelers - Isaiah often sends game film to Sean for contructive criticism. DB - RaVON DAVIS Sr. Major: Family Science Posted five tackles and first career interception against Minnesota (9/22). Had two tackles against Temple (9/15). Had three tackles against #23 Texas (9/1). Before Maryland Walked on in spring of 2016 and earned scholarship prior to start of season. Transferred from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College prior to R. DAVIS CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PD FF FR INT SACKS Career R. DAVIS CAREER HIGHS Tackles 8 (Indiana, 10/28/17) Solo Tackles 8 (Indiana, 10/28/17) Tackles for Loss 1.0 (5x, last #12 Penn State, 11/25/17) Pass Breakups 1 (5x, last at Rutgers, 11/4/17) Interceptions 1 (Minnesota, 9/22/18) LB - AYINDE ELEY RFr. Major: Communication Posted first career interception late in fourth quarter at Bowling Green (9/8). Made collegiate debut against #23 Texas (9/1). A 4-star recruit according to Scout. Also received offers from Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan State, West Virginia and Virginia Tech. ELEY S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS (-4) ELEY S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 2 (Minnesota, 9/22/18) Interceptions 1 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) I. DAVIS CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS Career I. DAVIS CAREER HIGHS Tackles 12 (at #22 Michigan State, 11/18/17) Solo Tackles 7 (vs. Boston College, 12/26/16) Tackles for Loss 2.0 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) Sacks 2.0 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 15

16 DB - TINO ELLIS Jr. Major: Family Science Notched five tackles and a career-high five PBUs vs. Minnesota (9/22). His five PBUs are tied for the most in a single game in FBS this season. Had two tackles and a PBU against Temple (9/15). Posted five tackles, including a career-best 2.0 tackles for loss, against #23 Texas (9/1). Rated the top CB nationally for his performance by PFF. Originially recruited as a WR but switched to CB at start of 2016 season. A product of nearby DeMatha Catholic High School. ELLIS CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS Career ELLIS CAREER HIGHS Tackles 8 (at #10 Ohio State, 10/7/17) Solo Tackles 6 (at #10 Ohio State, 10/7/17) Pass Breakups 5 (Minnesota, 9/22/18) Fumble Recoveries 1 (at #23 Texas, 9/2/17) Tackles for Loss 2.0 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) DL - KEIRON HOWARD Jr. Major: American Studies Had a sack in season-opener against #23 Texas (9/1). HOWARD S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS Totals HOWARD S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 3 (3x, last Indiana, 10/28/17) Solo Tackles 2 (2x, last Indiana, 10/28/17) Tackles for Loss 1.0 (2x, last Indiana, 10/28/17) Sacks 1.0 (2x, last Indiana, 10/28/17) DB - QWUANTREZZ KNIGHT Jr. Major: Family Science Had two tackles, including 1.0 TFL, at Bowling Green (9/8). Posted two tackles in season-opener against #23 Texas (9/1) and forced a key fumble late in the fourth quarter. Played HS ball at East Gadsden HS for former NFL player Corey Fuller. KNIGHT S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS Career DL - BRETT KULKA Sr. Major: Geographical Sciences Career Notes 3x Academic All-Big Ten ( ). Had three tackles against Temple (9/15). Posted a 0.5 TFL at Bowling Green (9/8). Recovered a critical fumble late in the win over #23 Texas (9/1) Season Notes Notched season-highs in tackles (30) and tackles for loss (3.5). KULKA S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS Totals KULKA S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 6 (Northwestern, 10/14/17) Solo Tackles 3 (3x, last Northwestern, 10/14/17) Tackles for Loss 1.5 (Towson, 9/9/17) Forced Fumbles 1 (at #5 Wisconsin, 10/21/17) Fumble Recoveries 1 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) DB - MARCUS LEWIS RJr. Major: Family Science Had three tackles and a PBU against Temple (9/15). Posted three tackles and a PBU at Bowling Green (9/8). Started at cornerback and made two tackles in Terrapin debut against #23 Texas (9/1). Career at Florida State ( ) Transferred to Maryland prior to 2017 season and sat out due to NCAA transfer policy. Appeared in 12 career games, including five starts at the star position. Started five games as a sophomore before missing the final five games due to injury. Transferred to Maryland to be closer to his family and home. Shared defensive backfield at FSU with NFL players Jalen Ramsey (Jaguars) and Marquez White (Cowboys). M. LEWIS CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS 2015 FSU FSU Redshirt Totals M. LEWIS CAREER HIGHS Tackles 6 (vs. North Carolina, 9/24/16 Tackles for Loss 1.0 (vs. Charleston, 9/10/16 Interceptions 1 (vs. Ole Miss, 9/5/16 KNIGHT S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 6 (3x, last at #2 Michigan, 11/5/16) Solo Tackles 5 (vs. Minnesota, 10/15/16) Tackles for Loss 1.0 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) 16 GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN

17 DB - RAYSHAD LEWIS RSo. Major: Undeclared Prior to Maryland Switched from wide receiver to defensive back upon arriving at Maryland. Sat out in 2017 after transferring from Utah State. Played in all 12 games and made seven starts as a receiver at Utah State in 2016, ranking second on the team in both catches (40) and yards (476). The son of NFL Hall of Famer, Ray Lewis. DL - OLUWASEUN OLUWATIMI Jr. Major: Civil Engineering Honor Roll Academic All-Big Ten (2017) Made first career start against Minnesota (9/22) Season Notes Appeared in all 12 games, totaling 14 tackles and 1.5 sacks. DL - ADAM McLEAN Jr. Major: Family Science Missed Minnesota game due to injury. Notched career-high four tackles at Bowling Green (9/8). Started at nose tackle in season-opener against #23 Texas (9/1). Enjoys volunteering at local Montgomery County soup kitchens. McLEAN S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS Totals McLEAN S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 4 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) Solo Tackles 2 (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) DB - JORDAN MOSLEY Fr. Major: Undeclared Posted four tackles Made collegiate debut at Bowling Green (9/8). A consensus 3-star recruit; rated the 31st overall player in the state of Pennsylvania. Originally listed as a linebacker, but moved to safety prior to start of MOSLEY S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS MOSLEY S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 4 (2x, last Minnesota, 9/22/18) Solo Tackles 2 (Temple, 9/15/18) OLUWATIMI S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS Totals OLUWATIMI S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 3 (Indiana, 10/28/17) Solo Tackles 2 (2x, last UCF, 9/23/17) Tackles for Loss 1.0 (at #23 Texas, 9/2/17) Sacks 1.0 (at #23 Texas, 9/2/17) DB - ANTWAINE RICHARDSON Jr. Major: Family Science Notched three tackles, including a TFL, against Temple (9/15). Posted three tackles at Bowling Green (9/8). Started at safety in season-opener vs. #23 Texas (9/1). Switched from cornerback to safety prior to season Season Notes Started three games at cornerback. RICHARDSON S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PD FF FR INT SACKS Totals RICHARDSON S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 7 (#12 Penn State, 11/25/17) Solo Tackles 6 (at #23 Texas, 9/2/17) Tackles for Loss 1.0 (at #22 Michigan State, 11/18/17) GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 17

18 DB - DARNELL SAVAGE, JR Sr. Major: Family Science Career Honors 2017 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten Totaled three tackles against MINN (9/22), but left game early due to injury. Had a monster game against Temple (9/15), notching a pick-6 and 2.0 TFL totaling 15 yards. Totaled six tackles, including a career-best 2.0 TFLs, vs. #23 Texas (9/1) Season Notes Led the team with eight pass breakups and tied for the lead with three INTs. Had a massive game against Indiana (10/28), sparking a 14-point comeback by notching an interception and also blocking a field goal and returning it 16 yards for a touchdown Season Notes Ranked third on the team with 59 tackles. Changed number from 26 to 4 prior to 2017 season to follow in footsteps of former Maryland All-American, William Likely, who was a mentor for him. Extremely close with current Carolina Panther and former Terp wideout, DJ Moore. SAVAGE S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PD FF FR INT SACKS Totals SAVAGE S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 11 (at #19 Nebraska, 11/19/16) Solo Tackles 9 (vs. #6 Ohio State, 11/12/16) Tackles for Loss 2.0 (2x, last Temple, 9/15/18) Sacks 1.0 (at Penn State, 10/1/16) Pass Breakups 2 (2x, last #12 Penn State, 11/25/17) Interceptions 1 (5x, last Temple, 11/15/18) Field Goal Blocks 1 (Indiana, 10/28/17) Touchdowns INT ret at UT (9/2/17), FG block ret vs. IND (10/28/17) INT ret vs. Temple (9/15/18) DL - MBI TANYI Sr. Major: Family Science Posted five tackles vs. Temple (9/15). Had three tackles at Bowling Green (9/8). Started at tackle against #23 Texas (9/1), recording four tackles and a sack. Native of Houston - worked with equpment staff following devastating Hurricane Harvey in fall of 2017 to pack boxes of clothes to be sent to Houston from football program. TANYI S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS Totals TANYI S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 7 (at #22 Michigan State, 11/18/17) Solo Tackles 3 (4x, last #23 Texas, 9/1/18) Tackles for Loss 1.0 (3x, last #23 Texas, 9/1/18) Sacks 1.0 (2x, last #23 Texas, 9/1/18) LB - TRE WATSON Sr. Major: Pursuing Masters of Public Health Career Notes 3x Academic All-Big Ten ( ) Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (9/24/18) Honorable Mention All-Big Ten Leads Big Ten in total tackles/g (9.8) and solo tackles/g (6.3). Had game-high 11 tackles, including a sack, and returned an interception 36 yards for a touchdown against Minnesota (9/22). Totaled game-high 15 tackles, including a career-best nine solo, against Temple (9/15). Had four tackles and a PBU at Bowling Green (9/8). Started at WILL in Terrapin debut vs. #23 Texas (9/1), totaling nine tackles and intercepting a key pass in the fourth quarter. Career at Illinois ( ) Transferred to Maryland as a graduate in offseason. Appeared in 34 career games at Illinois, making 15 starts at linebacker. Totaled 188 career tackles, including a season-best 102 in Father, Tim, played five seasons in the NFL ( ) for the Kansas City Chiefs, New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles. WATSON S CAREER STATS YR. G-GS UA A TOT TFL-YDS PBU FF FR INT SACKS 2014 ILL ILL ILL ILL Totals WATSON S CAREER HIGHS Tackles 16 (Michigan State, 11/5/16) Solo Tackles 9 (Temple, 9/15/18) Tackles for Loss 2.0 (at Ohio State, 11/18/17) Sacks 1.0 (3x, last Minnesota, 9/22/18) Interceptions 1 (3x, last Minnesota, 9/22/18) 18 GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN

19 SPECIALIST STATS WITH CAREER HIGHS PK - JOSEPH PETRINO Fr. Major: Undeclared Hit a career-long 40-yard FG and made all 6 PATs at Bowling Green (9/8). Made collegiate debut against #23 Texas (9/1), knocking down a pair of field goals and making all four extra points. The first true freshman to start at placekicker for the Terps since Brad Craddock in 2012, who would go on to win the Lou Groza Award. Rated 12th nationally among placekickers by 247sports.com Was featured on SportsCenter during high school for kicking 50-yard field goals with both his left and right foot. PETRINO S CAREER STATS (KICKING) YR. G-GS FGM-FGA < LG PATS PTS PETRINO S CAREER HIGHS Long 40 yards (at Bowling Green, 9/8/18) Field Goals Made 2 (#23 Texas, 9/1/18) PATs Made 6 (2x, last Minnesota, 9/22/18) P - WADE LEES Jr. Major: Business & Management Career Notes 2017 Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week (Week 4) Punted five times for a career-best average of 48.6 yards vs. MINN (9/22). Pinned 3-of-4 punts inside the 20 at Bowling Green (9/8). Dropped 4-of-7 punts inside the 20 vs. #23 Texas (9/1) Season Notes Started all 12 games at punter, averaging 39.2 yards per punt. Placed 17 punts inside the 20 and had a season-best 7 punts of 50+ yards Season Notes Pinned 20 punts inside the 20 and only recorded one touchback. Oldest player in Big Ten at 30 years old (2nd-oldest in FBS). Melbourne native has extensive Australian Rules Football Experience. LEES CAREER STATS YR. G-GS Punts YDS AVG TB FC +50 I20 BLK LP Career LEES CAREER HIGHS Most Punts 9 (at #10 Ohio State, 10/7/17) Punting Average 48.6 yards (Minnesota, 9/22/18) Longest Punt 64 yards (UCF, 9/23/17) Punts Inside 20 4 (3x, last #23 Texas, 9/1/18) Punts Blocked 1 (#21 Michigan, 11/11/17) GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 19

20 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) 1 DJ Turner WR Jr. 2V Glenarden, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS) 2 (d) RaVon Davis DB Sr. 2V Fort Washington, Md. (Friendly HS/Miss. Gulf Coast CC) 2 (d) Lorenzo Harrison III RB Jr. 2V Hillcrest Heights, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS) 3 (d) Qwuantrezz Knight DB So. 1V Quincy, Fla. (East Gadsden HS) 3 (d) Tyrrell Pigrome QB RSo. 1V Birmingham, Ala. (Clay-Chalkville HS) 4 (d) Brian Clarkin QB Fr. HS Caldwell, N.J. (Caldwell HS) 4 (d) Darnell Savage Jr. DB Sr. 3V Newark, Del. (Caravel Academy) 5 Anthony McFarland RB RFr. RS Hyattsville, Md. (DeMaha Catholic HS) 6 (d) Jesse Aniebonam DL RSr. 3V Silver Spring, Md. (Good Counsel HS) 6 (d) Jeshaun Jones WR Fr. HS Fort Myers, Fla. (South Fort Myers HS) 7 (d) Dontay Demus WR Fr. HS Washington, D.C. (Friendship Collegiate Academy) 7 (d) Tino Ellis DB Jr. 2V Reisterstown, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS) 8 (d) Tayon Fleet-Davis RB So. 1V Oxon Hill, Md. (Potomac HS) 8 (d) Marcus Lewis DB RJr. TR District Heights, Md. (Gonzaga HS/Florida State) 9 (d) Byron Cowart DL Jr. TR Seffner, Fla. (Armwood HS/Auburn) 9 (d) Jahrvis Davenport WR Sr. 3V Tampa, Fla. (Robinson HS) 10 (d) Tyler Baylor DL Fr. HS Olney, Md. (Good Counsel HS) 10 (d) Jayden Comma WR RFr. RS Roswell, Ga. (Roswell HS) 11 (d) Fofie Bazzie DB RFr. RS Silver Spring, Md. (Quince Orchard HS) 11 (d) Kasim Hill QB RFr. RS Washington, D.C. (St. John s College) 12 (d) Vincent Flythe DB Fr. HS Washington, D.C. (Howard D. Woodson HS) 12 (d) Taivon Jacobs WR Sr. 2V Camp Springs, Md. (Suitland HS) 13 (d) Tyler DeSue QB Fr. HS Virginia Beach, Va. (Bishop Sullivan Catholic) 13 (d) Rayshad Lewis DB RSo. TR Orlando, Fla. (Bishop Moore HS/Utah State) 14 (d) Tahj Capehart WR So. 1V Virginia Beach, Va. (Bishop Sullivan Catholic) 14 (d) Deon Jones DB RFr. RS Oxon Hill, Md. (Potomac HS) 15 (d) Legend Brumbaugh QB So. SQ Auburn, Ala. (Trinity Christian Academy) 15 (d) Brian Cobbs WR Fr. HS Alexandria, Va. (Hayfield HS) 15 (d) Ken Montgomery DB Fr. HS Tampa, Fla. (Hillsborough HS) 16 (d) Ayinde Eley LB RFr. RS Silver Spring, Md. (Good Counsel) 16 (d) Brayden Hawkins QB Fr. HS Charlotte, N.C. (Myers Park HS) 17 Chigoziem Okonkwo TE Fr. HS Powder Springs, Ga. (Hillgrove HS) 18 (d) Max Bortenschlager QB Jr. 2V Fishers, Ind. (Cathedral HS) 18 (d) Jordan Mosley LB Fr. HS Havertown, Pa. (Haverford HS) 19 (d) MJ Jarrell WR RFr. RS Orlando, Fla. (Timber Creek HS) 19 (d) Ahmad McCullough LB Fr. HS Baltimore, Md. (Mount Saint Joseph HS) 20 (d) Javon Leake RB So. 1V Greensboro, N.C. (Page HS) 20 (d) Antwaine Richardson DB Jr. 2V Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic Community HS) 21 (d) Raymond Boone DB Fr. HS Greenbelt, Md. (Eleanor Roosevelt HS) 21 (d) Darryl Jones WR Fr. HS Virginia Beach, Va. (Princess Anne HS) 22 Isaiah Davis ILB Jr. 2V Temple Hills, Md. (St. Stephen s & St. Agnes) 23 (d) Fa Najae Gotay DB Fr. HS North Fort Myers, Fla. (North Fort Myers HS) 23 (d) Ikechukwu Ogwuegbu RB Jr. 1V Hyattsville, Md. (Northwestern HS) 24 (d) Kenny Bennett DB RFr. RS Philadelphia, Pa. (Academy at Palumbo) 24 (d) Ty Johnson RB Sr. 3V Cumberland, Md. (Fort Hill HS) 25 Antoine Brooks Jr. DB Jr. 2V Lanham, Md. (DuVal HS ) 26 (d) Justin Brown WR Fr. HS Hillsborough, N.J. (Hillsborough HS) 26 (d) Chigozie Onyekwere DB Gr. TR Washington, D.C. (Friendship Collegiate/UAB) 27 (d) Bryce Brand Buck So. 1V Detroit, Mich. (Clayton Valley Charter) 27 (d) Joseph Petrino PK Fr. HS Richmond Hill, Ga. (Richmond Hills HS) 30 Durell Nchami LB Fr. HS Burtonsville, Md. (Paint Branch HS) 31 Nnamdi Egbuaba LB Sr. 1V Baltimore, Md. (St. Frances Academy) 32 (d) Matt Barber K/P Sr. SQ Mechanicsburg, Pa. (Mechanicsburg Area HS) 32 (d) Antonio Dicerbo DL So. SQ Pasadena, Md. (Gilman HS) 32 (d) Bruce Miller LB Sr. SQ Chester, Pa. (Delcastle Tech HS/Dean College) 33 Tre Watson LB Sr. TR Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Catholic HS/Illinois) 34 Jake Funk RB Jr. 2V Gaithersburg, Md. (Damascus HS) 36 Matt Oliveira LS Sr. 2V Watchung, N.J. (Saint Peter s Prep) 38 (d) Paul Inzerillo K So. SQ Staten Island, N.Y. (Monsignor Farrell HS) 38 (d) Freddie Montgomery DB So. TR Bel Air, Md. (C. Milton Wright HS/Jacksonville State) 39 Steve Baca LB Jr. SQ Mt. Airy, Md. (South Carroll HS) 40 Tanyi Makia LB RFr. HS Olney, Md. (Randolph-Macon Academy) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. 88 (d) Alexander, Jalen DL 6 (d) Aniebonam, Jesse DL 39 Baca, Steve LB 32 (d) Barber, Matt PK/P 80 Barnes, Noah TE 10 (d) Baylor, Tyler DL 11 (d) Bazzie, Fofie DB 24 (d) Bennett, Kenny DB 21 (d) Boone, Raymond DB 18 (d) Bortenschlager, Max QB 57 Bradley, TJ OL 27 (d) Brand, Bryce DL 25 Brooks Jr., Antoine LB 26 (d) Brown, Justin WR 15 (d) Brumbaugh, Legend QB 44 Campbell, Chance LB 14 (d) Capehart, Tahj WR 83 Carriere, Carlos WR 70 Christie, Sean OL 4 (d) Clarkin, Brian QB 15 (d) Cobbs, Brian WR 10 (d) Comma, Jayden WR 43 Cook, Wyatt LB 87 Cornwell, Michael TE 9 (d) Cowart, Byron DL 9 (d) Davenport, Jahrvis WR 22 Davis, Isaiah LB 2 (d) Davis, RaVon DB 75 Davis, Terrance OL 7 (d) Demus, Dontay WR 13 (d) DeSue, Tyler QB 49 Dicerbo, Antonio DL 71 Duncan, Jalen OL 82 Edwards, Avery TE 31 Egbuaba, Nnamdi LB 16 (d) Eley, Ayinde LB 7 (d) Ellis, Tino WR 97 (d) Faulkner, Bentley K/P 33 Fleet-Davis, Tayon RB 12 Flythe, Vincent DB 92 Fontaine, Austin DL 34 Funk, Jake RB 98 Gaddy, Brandon DL 99 Gaddy, Breyon DL 77 Glasgow, Cherokee DL 23 (d) Gotay, Fa Najae DB 55 (d) Gray, Derwin OL 52 Gregory, Evan OL 63 Hamilton, Tyler OL 2 (d) Harrison III, Lorenzo RB 16 (d) Hawkins, Brayden QB 11 (d) Hill, Kasim QB 59 Howard, Keiron DL 67 Hunt, Tyran OL 38 (d) Inzerillo, Paul PK 12 (d) Jacobs, Taivon WR 19 (d) Jarrell, MJ WR 24 (d) Johnson, Ty RB 84 Jones, Chris WR 21 (d) Jones, Darryl WR 14 (d) Jones, Deon DB 22 (d) Jones, Jeshaun WR 73 Jordan, Johnny OL 20 GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN

21 No. Name Pos. 3 (d) Knight, Qwuantrezz DB 96 Kulka, Brett DL 20 (d) Leake, Javon RB 88 (d) Lees, Wade P 8 (d) Lewis, Marcus DB 13 (d) Lewis, Rayshad DB 40 Makia, Tanyi LB 69 Matthews, Gabriel OL 19 (d) McCullough, Ahmad LB 5 McFarland, Anthony RB 68 McKennie, Ellis OL 91 McLean, Adam DL 90 Miller, B Ahmad DL 32 (d) Miller, Bruce LB 72 Minor, Marcus OL 38 (d) Montgomery, Freddie DB 15 (d) Montgomery, Ken DB 64 Moore, Brendan OL 18 (d) Mosley, Jordan LB 30 Nchami, Durell LB 85 Nelson, Sean WR 23 (d) Ogwuegbu, Ikechukwu RB 36 Oliveira, Matt LS 52 (d) Oluwatimi, Oluwaseun DL 6 (d) Onyekwere, Chigozie DB 89 Park, Andrew TE 27 (d) Petrino, Joseph K 3 (d) Pigrome, Tyrrell QB 74 Plummer, Brian OL 58 Prince, Damian OL 20 (d) Richardson, Antwaine DB 97 (d) Rivera, Celso DL 95 Rogers, Lawtez DL 47 Rosenberry, James LS 45 Roski, Zach TE 93 Saine, Oseh DL 4 (d) Savage Jr., Darnell DB 46 Schwob, Robert TE 41 Shinsky, Mike PK 55 (d) Spence, Cam DL 50 Tanyi, Mbi LB 1 Turner, DJ WR 42 Underwood, Nick LB 76 Wagman, Jack OL 33 Watson, Tre LB Pronunciation Guide No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) 41 Mike Shinsky PK Jr. 1V Towson, Md. (McDonogh School) 42 Nick Underwood LB Jr. 1V Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego HS/Air Force/Riverside CC) 43 Wyatt Cook LB Sr. TR Westminster, Md. (McDonogh School/Purdue) 44 Chance Campbell LB Fr. HS Towson, Md. (Calvert Hall) 45 Zach Roski TE So. SQ Laurel, Md. (St. Vincent Palotti HS) 46 Robert Schwob TE So. SQ Annapolis, Md. (Broadneck HS) 47 James Rosenberry LS Fr. HS Columbus, Ohio (Olentangy HS) 48 Oladimeji Olayinka LB Fr. HS Ellicott City, Md. (Howard HS) 49 David Brownlee LB Fr. HS Forestville, Md. (Bishop McNamara HS) 50 Mbi Tanyi DL Sr. 3V Houston, Texas (George Bush HS) 52 (d) Evan Gregory OL Fr. HS Hyattsville, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS) 52 (d) Oluwaseun Oluwatimi DL So. SQ Upper Marlboro, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS) 54 Spencer Anderson OL Fr. HS Bowie, Md. (Bishop McNamara HS) 55 (d) Derwin Gray OL Sr. 3V Washington, D.C. (Friendship Coll./Fork Union Military Acad.) 55 (d) Cam Spence DL RFr. RS Washington, D.C. (St. John s College ) 57 TJ Bradley OL Fr. HS Leesburg, Va. (Tuscarora HS/Lackawanna CC) 58 Damian Prince OL Sr. 3V Washington, D.C. (Bishop McNamara HS) 59 Keiron Howard DL Jr. 2V Fort Washington, Md. (Potomac HS) 63 Tyler Hamilton OL So. SQ Bowie, Md. (St. Vincent Palotti HS) 64 Brendan Moore OL Sr. 3V Austin, Texas (Westwood HS) 67 Tyran Hunt OL RFr. RS Boykins, Va. (Southampton HS) 68 Ellis McKennie OL Jr. 2V McSherrytown, Pa. (McDonogh School) 69 Gabriel Matthews OL Fr. HS Lake Mary, Fla. (Lake Mary HS) 70 Sean Christie OL Sr. 2V Medford, N.Y. (Patchogue-Medford HS) 71 Jalen Duncan OL Fr. HS Owings Mills, Md. (St. Frances Academy) 72 Marcus Minor OL So. 1V Lanham, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS) 73 Johnny Jordan OL So. 1V Leesburg, Va. (Gonzaga HS) 74 Brian Plummer OL So. 1V New Windsor, Md. (South Carroll HS) 75 Terrance Davis OL Jr. 2V Temple Hills, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS) 76 Jack Wagman OL So. SQ Potomac, Md. (Winston Churchill HS) 77 Cherokee Glasgow DL Jr. TR Mount Vernon, N.Y. (Mount Vernon HS/Lackawanna CC) 80 Noah Barnes TE So. 1V Auburn, Ala. (Auburn HS) 82 Avery Edwards TE Sr. 3V Raleigh, N.C. (Ravenscroft HS) 83 Carlos Carriere WR RFr. RS Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta HS) 84 Chris Jones WR Sr. SQ Baltimore, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS/Iowa Western CC) 85 Sean Nelson WR RFr. RS Fairburn, Ga. (Langston Hughes HS) 87 Michael Cornwell TE Sr. 2V Owings Mills, Md. (McDonogh School) 88 (d) Jalen Alexander DL Fr. HS Chesapeake, Va. (McDonogh School) 88 (d) Wade Lees P Jr. 2V Melbourne, Australia (Deakin University) 89 Andrew Park TE RFr. RS Fairfax Station, Va. (Lake Braddock HS) 90 B Ahmad Miller DL RFr. RS Newark, Del. (St. Frances Academy ) 91 Adam McLean DL Jr. 2V Gaithersburg, Md. (Quince Orchard HS) 92 Austin Fontaine DL Fr. HS Hyattsville, Md. (DeMatha Catholic HS) 93 Oseh Saine DL Jr. 2V Worcester, Mass. (Lincoln HS/Worcester Academy) 95 Lawtez Rogers DL RFr. RS Greenbelt, Md. (Eleanor Roosevelt HS) 96 Brett Kulka DL Sr. 3V Edinboro, Pa. (General Mclane HS) 97 (d) Bentley Faulkner K/P Fr. HS Greensboro, N.C. (Grimsley HS) 97 (d) Celso Rivera DL Sr. SQ Woodbridge, Va. (Gar-Field HS) 98 Brandon Gaddy DL RFr. RS Virginia Beach, Va. (Bishop Sullivan Catholic) 99 Breyon Gaddy DL RFr. RS Virginia Beach, Va. (Bishop Sullivan Catholic) Key: (d) indicates duplicate number; RS indicates redshirted in 2017; SQ indicates has been eligible to play at least one season, Player Jesse Aniebonam Fofie Bazzie Max Bortenschlager Carlos Carriere Jahrvis Davenport RaVon Davis Dontay Demus Nnamdi Egbuaba Ayinde Eley Tayon Fleet-Davis Breyon Gaddy Pronunciation Player Pronunciation Player Pronunciation ANNA-bone-um Fa Najae Gotay Fah-nah-jay GO-tay Ikechukwu Ogwuegbu E-kay-choo-koo Ah-gway-boo Foe-fee Bazz-EE Kasim Hill Kuh-seem Chigoziem Okonkwo Chiggo-zem OH-konk-woe Bor-tin-shlah-gur Keiron Howard KEY-ron Oladimeji Olayinka Duh-MAY-gee Oh-lay-inka Carrier Tyran Hunt Tie-run Oluwaseun Oluwatimi Oh-loowa-shawn Oh-loowa-timmy JAR-vis Taivon Jacobs TAY-von Chigozie Onyekwere Chee-GO-zee On-Zeck-ah-wary Ray-von Jeshaun Jones Jay-shawn Tyrrell Pigrome Tie-rell Pig-rum DEE-miss Qwuantrezz Knight KWON-trez Antwaine Richardson Ant-won ay-goo-ah-ba Javon Leake Juh-von Leak Oseh Saine OH-say SANE Uh-yin-day Eel-E Adam McLean Mc-clayne Mbi Tanyi EM-bee Tahn-yee Tay-on B Ahmad Miller Bee-Ahmad Bree-on Durell Nchami Cham-ee (n is silent) GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 21

22 DJ DURKIN Head Coach Bowling Green 01 3rd Year at Maryland DJ Durkin is entering his third season at the helm of the University of Maryland football program in Durkin doubled the Terrapins win total during his first season in College Park and has excelled on the recruiting trail, bringing in consecutive Top 30 signing classes for the first time in program history. Regarded as one of the brightest young coaching minds in college football, Durkin was named the 36th head football coach in Maryland history on December 2, He quickly changed the culture and brought instant energy to the program. Durkin improved the results on the field as well. The Terps started the 2016 season 4-0 and won five of their first seven games, including a victory over Michigan State. Durkin guided Maryland to its 27th bowl game all-time when the Terps faced off against Boston College in the 2016 Quick Lane Bowl, which was played at Ford Field in Detroit. After making great strides in 2016, Maryland started off Durkin s second season with a bang. The Terps traveled to No. 23 Texas and defeated the Longhorns, 51-41, in the 2017 season opener. It marked the first victory for Maryland over a ranked foe in seven years. The 51 points scored was the most for a Terps team against a ranked opponent in the history of the program. An exciting 2-0 start to the year was quickly overshadowed by season-ending injuries to the top two quarterbacks on the roster. While playing statistically the nation s toughest schedule, the Terps ended the year 4-8 with wins over Texas, Towson, Minnesota and Indiana. Durkin has continued developing professional players during his time at Maryland as a pair of Terps were chosen in the 2018 NFL Draft. Wide receiver DJ Moore, the 2017 Big Ten Receiver of the Year, was taken in the first round by the Carolina Panthers. Moore was the first wide receiver selected in the draft after leading the conference with a single-season Maryland record 80 receptions. Linebacker Jermaine Carter, Jr. was also taken by the Panthers in the fifth round of the 2018 draft. Durkin has also showed his recruiting prowess by signing a consensus Top 20 class in 2017 and a consensus Top 30 class in Over the past two years, Durkin has signed 17 4-star student-athletes and eight members of the ESPN300. Durkin has also been able to keep the local DMV talent home, inking 16 Top 20 players from the state of Maryland and five Top 10 players from Washington D.C. over the last two years. Prior to arriving in College Park, Durkin served as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at the University of Michigan, leading a nationally-renowned defensive unit that ranked fourth in the country. Under Durkin, the Wolverines limited opponents to 17.2 points per game in 2015, in addition to shutting out three consecutive opponents the longest such streak at Michigan in 35 years. Durkin has also been an outstanding recruiter in his time as an assistant. At Florida, Durkin helped land four 22 straight top-11 recruiting classes and was named Rivals. com s 2012 Recruiter of the Year as a result. In total, Durkin contributed to the impressive recruitment of nine five-star prospects on the defensive side of the ball during that stretch. As the defensive coordinator at Florida from , Durkin led the Gators to consecutive top-15 rankings in total defense with the 15th-best mark in the country in 2014 (329.0 ypg) and the eighth-best (314.2 ypg) in Florida s 2014 team finished the year ranked in the top-10 in the nation in yards allowed per play (4.45), yards allowed per rush attempt (3.16) and yards allowed per pass attempt (5.9). In Durkin s first season as defensive coordinator, Florida finished first in the SEC and seventh in the country in pass defense (171.8 yards per game), sixth in first downs allowed (16.1 per game) and 15th in scoring defense (21.1 points per game), while allowing only 27 touchdowns, the sixth fewest in the nation in Durkin s coaching paid dividends at the next level when defensive tackle Dominique Easley was drafted by the New England Patriots in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft. From , Durkin served as special team coordinator and linebackers coach at Florida and coached under current Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn. As linebackers coach, Durkin tutored Jon Bostic, who finished his career as a second-team All-SEC selection and was drafted in the second round of the NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears in Under Durkin s tutelage, Stanford s defensive ends helped the Cardinal rank 11th nationally in sacks per game in 2007 and At Stanford, Durkin helped the Cardinal bring in their highest ranked recruiting class in eight years in As a graduate assistant at Notre Dame from , Durkin worked primarily with defensive ends and helped develop Notre Dame all-time sack leader, All-Pro NFL defensive end and 2x Super Bowl champion Justin Tuck. As a player, Durkin starred at Bowling Green as a starter at defensive end and outside linebacker from He led the team in sacks in 1998 and served as a team captain for two seasons. Durkin was honored with numerous team awards including the Ken Schoeni Award for character and toughness, the Carlos Jackson Award personifying the values of a student-athlete and the Leadership Award. Durkin played under Gary Blackney at Bowling Green. Blackney was Maryland s defensive coordinator from He earned his bachelor s degree in business marketing from Bowling Green in 2001 and his master s degree in educational administration and supervision in A native of Youngstown, Ohio, Durkin and his wife Sarah have one daughter, Abigail, and one son, Luke. GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN The Durkin File Full Name Daniel John DJ Durkin Date of Birth January 15, 1978 Hometown Youngstown, Ohio Alma Mater Bowling Green, 01 (B.A., Business Marketing) Bowling Green 04 (M.A., Educational Administration and Supervision) Family Wife, Sarah; Daughter, Abigail; Son, Luke Playing Experience OLB at Bowling Green Years in Coaching (College) 18 Coaching Experience Maryland Head Coach (2015-pres.) Michigan Def. Coord./LBs (2015) Florida Def. Coord./LBs ( ) Special Tms Coord./LBs ( ) Stanford Specials Tms Coord./DEs ( ) Bowling Green Special Tms Coord./LBs (2006) DEs (2005) Notre Dame GA ( ) Bowling Green GA ( ) DURKIN ALL-TIME VS. Boston College 0-1 East Carolina 1-0 FIU 1-0 Howard 1-0 Indiana 1-1 Michigan 0-2 Michigan State 1-1 Minnesota 1-1 Nebraska 0-1 Northwestern 0-1 Ohio State 0-2 Penn State 0-2 Purdue 1-0 Rutgers 1-1 Texas 1-0 Towson 1-0 UCF 1-1 Wisconsin 0-1 DURKIN S CAREER RECORD Overall Conference Year School W L Pct. W L Pct Florida Total Maryland Maryland Total Overall

23 MARYLAND COACHING STAFF OFFENSE MATT CANADA Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 1st Year at Maryland (Indiana, 1993) Currently serving as interim head coach. Has been offensive coordinator at LSU, Pitt, NC State, Wisconsin, N. Illinois and Indiana A 2016 finalist for the Broyles Award given annually to the nation s top assistant coach. DEFENSE ANDY BUH Defensive Coordinator 3rd Year at Maryland (Nevada, 1996) Had defensive players earn All-Big in 2017, including 5th Round pick Jermaine Carter, Jr. 20 years of coaching experience. Has been defensive coordinator at Cal and Nevada. CHRIS BEATTY Assoc. HC/Co-Off. Coord./Wide Receivers 3rd Year at Maryland (East Tenn. State, 1995) Promoted to co-offensive coordinator prior to 2018 season. Coached first round pick DJ Moore, who was the B1G Receiver of the Year in Widely known for recruiting prowess. JIMMY BRUMBAUGH Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line 2nd Year at Maryland (Auburn, 1999) Has also served as an assistant at Kentucky, LSU, Syracuse and Lousiana Tech. Son, Legend, is a QB on current Maryland roster. BRYAN STINESPRING Offensive Line 1st Year at Maryland (James Madison, 1986) Spent last two seasons at James Madison, after coaching at Virginia Tech for 25 seasons. Was Virginia Tech offensive coordinator from Helped lead James Madison to a 28-2 record in two seasons. DAVE BUCAR Tight Ends 1st Year at Maryland (Wash. & Jeff., 2009) Worked under Matt Canada at LSU and Pitt. First job as full-time assistant coach. Most recently an offensive analyst at LSU. AAZAAR ABDUL-RAHIM Cornerbacks 3rd Year at Maryland (San Diego State, 1998) Recognized as a top-25 recruiter nationally for the class of Coached three defensive backs who earned All-Big Ten in Head coach at nearby Friendship Collegiate Academy from MATT BARNES Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers 3rd Year at Maryland (Salisbury, 2008) Promoted to special teams coordinator prior to 2018 season. Has helped a pair of linebackers earn All-Big Ten, including fifth round NFL selection Jermaine Carter. JAFAR WILLIAMS Running Backs 1st Year at Maryland (Maryland, 2003) Spent last two seasons as wide receivers coach at Rutgers. Ranks top-20 in Maryland history in both career receptions (90) and career receiving yards (1,301). CHUCK HEATER Safeties 1st Year at Maryland (Michigan, 1975) Began collegiate coaching career in 1976, with this marking his 42nd season. Most recently served as defensive coordinator at Marshall ( ). GAME 5: MARYLAND vs. MICHIGAN 23