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Locksley said the bye “couldn’t have come at a better time” after back-to-back losses to the Hawkeyes and No. 6 Ohio State.
For Maryland, halfway point provides break, chance to define rest of season →
“(Ohio State) did a great job of keeping extra tight ends and backs in," Locksley said, "and a lot of their stuff was max protection," adding that Maryland's inability to stay in coverage didn't allow the defensive front to do much behind the line of scrimmage. I also think some of it is our ability to stay in coverage which helps you get sacks.
Maryland's banged-up defense has no answer for No. 7 Ohio State in 66-17 loss →
