Maryland recruiting roundup: New offers, a plethora of DMV talent invited to The Opening

Amongst the talented participants at the DCNFTC camp were two Maryland commits and a handful of high-major targets. Good Counsel's Keandre Jones and DeMatha Catholic's DJ Turner were the two commits who impressed at this past weekend's camp, earning invites to The Opening, Nike's elite recruiting event. Highly touted gunslinger Dwayne Haskins performed admirably at this past weekend's festivities. His performance warranted him a spot at The Opening and an invitation to the Elite 11 finals. The rest of the DMV standouts to earn at spot at The Opening can be found here. With plenty of news on the radar, let's get right to it.

New offers (All ratings via the 247Sports Composite)

• 2017 Central Catholic (Pa.) 6'5, 298-pound offensive tackle Chris Thorpe. The prospect also possesses an offer from West Virginia and most recently the University of Virginia.

• 2017 Central Catholic inside linebacker David Adams. The teammate of Thorpe measures in at 6'1, 225 pounds and ranks as the No. 2 ILB. Both Adams and Thorpe visited Penn State this past weekend for the annual Blue-White game.

Other Notes:

• Avalon wide receiver/athlete Trevon Diggs received an offer from Oklahoma per his Twitter account. Diggs was one of a handful of elite recruits to get invited to the Opening showcase in Oregon. Diggs alsotrimmed his list to the top-12 schools, and to the relief of Maryland fans, the Terps are on the list.

• Potomac (Md.) safety Greg Ross released his top 5 schools. Maryland comes in at fourth, following leader North Carolina, among others. The defensive back intends to announce his decision May 2.

• Colonia (N.J.) linebacker Solomon Manning received his fourth offer from Syracuse. Manning visited Maryland in February for Junior Day. Before receiving the offer from Syracuse, Manning received offers from Army, Old Dominion and Pittsburgh.

• Four-star Imhotep tight end Naseir Upshur received offers from Iowa and NC State.

• Katy (Texas) linebacker Paddy Fisher received an offer from Washington. The offer from the Huskies marks Fisher's first Pac-12 offer.

• Nordonia (Ohio) offensive tackle Terek Zingale received an offer from Bowling Green State University. The offer from the Falcons marks the sixth for the 6'6, 300 pound tackle. Zingale has already received offers from Akron, Illinois, Maryland, Ohio and Toledo.

• McKeesport (Pa.) safety/athlete Khaleke Hudson visited Penn State on Saturday. The Nittany Lions held their annual Blue-White spring game this past weekend. Hudson is considered a three-star prospect, and holds offers from Michigan State, Minnesota, Penn State, among others.

• Carmel (IN) linebacker Noah Burks received an offer from Boston College. Burks also visited Wisconsin this past weekend and received an offer from the Badgers.

• 2016 standout quarterback Jarrett Guarantano committed to Tennessee on April 15. The prospect was also considering Rutgers, which are two schools on Dwayne Haskins' radar. Despite the door still remaining open for the Scarlet Knights, Maryland has been picking up steam in the crystal ball for Haskins.