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2026-10-23 17:17
Student reports say Maryland called police for removal after Mike Locksley firing
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Police called on two Maryland student reporters covering Mike Locksley's firing outside football complex
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Mike Locksley breaks silence on Maryland firing: ‘I kind of knew it was coming’ USA Today
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Maryland has reportedly fired head coach Mike Locksley after a 2-5 start and five consecutive losses.
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Two University of Maryland student reporters say police were called on them for standing outside the football facility after Mike Locksley's firing.
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USA TodayLean left
Mike Locksley breaks silence on Maryland firing: ‘I kind of knew it was coming’ - USA Today
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Police called on two Maryland student reporters covering Mike Locksley's firing outside football complex
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Student reports say Maryland called police for removal after Mike Locksley firing - USA Today
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Maryland Fires Mike Locksley After Disastrous Start to Season
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Maryland fires Mike Locksley in first coaching departure of 2026 season - USA Today
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