MM 11.6: Right guard Terrance Davis could be out rest of the season for Maryland football

Maryland football right guard Terrance Davis’ return for Maryland football may have been short lived.

In his return for the Terps off of a MCL sprain, the senior tweaked his knee during practice last week, possibly re-aggravating the injury, head coach Mike Locksley announced Tuesday. Hence, why he couldn’t be seen on the field against No. 14 Michigan.

“We’re evaluating him on a day to day basis,” Locksley said. “And if he’s not able to be 100% or close to it, then because of him only playing in four games we would have the option of maybe utilizing the redshirt year.”

Davis is Maryland’s most experienced offensive lineman, and his absence was definitely noticeable in the weeks following his injury suffered against Temple on Sept. 14. It remains to be seen whether he’ll see the field again this season.

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