MM 1.16: Maryland football lands N.C. Central offensive lineman transfer Corey Bullock

Offensive lineman Corey Bullock, a 2022 HBCU All-American, announced his commitment to Maryland football Sunday afternoon.

After initially committing to Cincinnati on Jan. 10, he flipped his commitment following a visit with the Terps this past weekend.

The Accokeek, Maryland, native has been a premier player for North Carolina Central since 2019, where he was twice named to the All-MEAC team. He started all 12 games for the Eagles this past season.

He’s a versatile player at 6-foot-4 and 315 pounds, with experience at multiple positions on the offensive line. This past season, he mostly played left tackle.

Bullock attended Gwynn Park High School, about a 35-minute drive from the University of Maryland campus. There, he was named to the All-Prince George’s County first team and All-State second team.

With Maryland losing Jaelyn Duncan, Spencer Anderson and Johari Branch, Bullock should have opportunities to contribute as he makes the jump to FBS football.

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