Maryland Closes Out Season With Close Loss to Balanced Boston College, 19-17

First off want to say, this is my favorite website for Maryland sports and you personally Mr. Broman do a great job updating Terp Nation with what we want to hear. I think we know the fate now of Fridgen…I keep hearing they want to buy out his contract for 2 mil and part ways. Now that the season is over, I still think you have to look at this team with injuries and young players and have a little hope for the future. Football is over now…we need the basketball team to pick it up for Terp Nation. I thnk when Gregory comes back they will only get better. It’s obvious we need help in the low post. He ended the year really well last year and his experience will do the terps well. Hoping for a blowout against Indiana!

No grades tmw bro, you definitely deserve a break.

I was sitting in the front row, and I saw a lot of emotion from the defense. Maybe the offense was a little lackluster, but it was hard for them to get in a flow without fridge keeping in one qb for more than a quarter.

Overall, I though Jamarr played quite well. Sure, he had a few over- and under-throws. But his performance indicated that he will be a viable starting option for next season.

If our non-skill positions can step it up next year (i.e. O-line, D-line), since we are already set at most of the skill positions (i.e. WR, RB, LB), we will be competing for an ACC title. You heard it here first.

Fridge is here to stay for next season, and hopefully he’ll be able to prove that he can still coach. The play-calling on both sides of the ball is still garbage, though. We need to work that situation out.

your opinion is not one of someone who is objective to the matter. It is obvious by the last ten articles where you declare that it is inevitable Friedgen will be fired, quite frankly, it isn’t. 4 million is a lot of money the university doesn’t have, not to mention the extra 1 mil it will cost for Franklin. Recently, the school took a 100 million dollar budget cut, their not going to shell out 5 million, then a extra four to bring in a new coach for four years. And its only that low if they bring a relatively smaller coach.
Second, Friedgen is a franchise coach, apart of Maryland tradition, he has coach well in the past, that didnt just disappear. It would be unwise to not let Fridge come back next year and work with the youngest team in the nation, did i mention that, 15 of the starters were with 2 or less years of experience.
Finally, you said that because of the similarities between Al Groh and Fridge. One, thats ridiculous, two, you failed to mention, on purpose, that Groh had losing seasons that last consecutive three years, Maryland has been at a bowl game the last three years. And lets just say, I know a large amount of the coachs plan on being back.