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Maryland football alum Stefon Diggs was voted No. 54 by his fellow players in the annual NFL Top 100 Players countdown.
The new Buffalo Bill was the 10th receiver to be named a top-100 player, placing above the likes of Odell Beckham Jr, Davante Adams, Jarvis Landry, Keenan Allen and Tyler Lockett.
It’s also Diggs’ highest ranking as a pro and his third straight season in the Top 100, improving on his No. 73 ranking from a year ago.
Diggs put together one of his strongest seasons statistically in 2019, setting career-highs in receiving yards (1130) and yards per reception (17.9). With next season being his first in a Bills uniform, Diggs will look to continue to perform at a high level with new quarterback Josh Allen.
In other news
We continue our position-by-position preview series of Maryland football’s 2020 roster, with Wes providing an overview of the Terps’ quarterbacks going into this season.
Maryland men’s basketball added much needed frontcourt depth on Monday, signing 6’10 Swiss forward Arnaud Revaz.
Maryland men’s basketball forward Jalen Smith has confirmed that he’s received an invite to the NBA Combine.
Jalen Smith (@thejalen_smith) confirms that he's received an invitation to the NBA Combine.
— Lila Bromberg (@lilabbromberg) July 28, 2020
The Baltimore native posted 15.5 ppg & 10.5 rpg while shooting 53.8 percent from the floor and 36.8 percent from three-point range as a sophomore for Maryland last season.
Maryland football linebacker Chance Campbell had a strong season in 2019, and looks poised to continue to wreak havoc next season.
Ferocious tackler ✅
— Maryland Football (@TerpsFootball) July 27, 2020
Defensive leader ✅
Maryland native ✅@ccam42 is a workhorse pic.twitter.com/y6RNRJ9oZ0
The Washington Catholic Athletic Conference is set to announce it will be postponing its fall football season to February.
This affects Maryland football in both recruiting and early enrollment of 2021 commits.
— Lila Bromberg (@lilabbromberg) July 27, 2020
4-star Taizse Johnson, 3-star Antwain Littleton & 3-star Colby McDonald all play in the WCAC. With DC, MoCo, PG County & VA already announced, 8 of 17 2021 commits (47%) won't play this fall. https://t.co/j4lJ9nwFaO
The Terp connection is going strong in the WNBA this season. (quote reported by our own Lila Bromberg)
— Maryland Women’s Basketball (@umdwbb) July 27, 2020
Nothing like that #TerpFam.
(@athomas_25 to @testudotimes) pic.twitter.com/erShhOq7Iv