2024 Maryland Fall Training Camp | Momentum on the Side of the Terps Heading into Season

Talking with DB Glendon Miller and DB Dante Trader Jr. | Maryland Fall Training Camp and we were talking about it you could argue the defense may have been the stronger side of the ball a year ago which is notable when you think about the early years of Mike loxley's tenure that was not the case got a lot back too seven starters Ruben hippolite top rury in terms of tackles a year ago fellow linebacker Kellen Wyatt LED them in sacks and how about that secondary Glendon Miller's four picks were tied for sixth in the Big 10 Dante Trader their top attorney in terms of pbus that duo with Howard guys thanks for joining me tell me about where this program is now from when you came in I you can start you came in first so um yeah I came in 2020 Co year so I would say things have definitely changed but I would say the leadership is mostly what's changed the leadership that's what bringing us along so I would say in that case we're changing along the way we're getting stronger and faster leader is wise yeah I have to add like to come from a C team to a B Team you know you just had to buy in get everybody to buy into the same principles and now we're trying to go from B to a which we're trying to figure out so those things are coming from the leadership like you saying so you know a lot of things trial by fire like learn who your lock room is learn everybody and learn how they react Under Pressure um that's what helped this team com a long way talk to me about C team B team to The A Team what's the thought process there and what does that look like without naming other people it looks like you know coaches putting in the right place and the right systems and giving us the confidence to be able to do what we do day in and day out but again it falls on to us you know they the coaches were able to push us up to that B level and now to get to that next hump again like your ask coach locks we have to figure that out ourselves we had to do soul searching and things like that so we always got to go back to the drawing board every week so like last week is not the same as this week this week's not going to be the same as next week so just going back to the basics and finding out how do we correct our evils and our undisciplined things to be able to build to a better team coach seems so loose right now even going back to Media day for us having a chance to interact with him I've known him for a long time but to me he seems so much more relaxed does he do you get that feeling as well and why do you feel that way yeah I get that feeling as well but I say that's because it comes back to leadership he sees that he doesn't need to be as on us as tight because he sees us coming from within like on offense def we have our leaders that's telling us what to do and what not to do so once his team L he doesn't have to harp as much as he usually does I would say tell me some of the keys to win this year keys to win don't beat ourselves I mean we're going to say that till beat it until everybody's head don't beat ourselves um if you look most of these Gams come down to three plays if you look on the tape it comes down to three plays could be a pump block a big explosive play on kick return or a big third down stop you got a penalty on and it always comes down to those three big plays and you limit those plays you know the big the Blue Bloods of the Big 10 they don't beat themselves so when they get to that fourth quarter they they use our monitor they headb to finish better than we do so we're trying to figure that out in that process I would throw two more plays and say it's five affordable plays in every game right they can go the other way how do you continue to make those plays um just doing your job I would say each and every play make sure you're keeping the main thing the main thing the job the job make sure every every Drive is the same thing come out there with the same mindset every time remind yourself of uh of what you want to do every drive so everybody knows what the objective is each Drive philosophy of this program now tough hard nose that we bought into that it's it's been over the years we just been not given anything so everything we do we just trying to make it hard we trying to turn it up every year since I've been here you can even as him the summer programs got harder our winter programs got harder everything has been getting turned up this a slow slow boil the slow boil should be ready to pressure that pressure you know what I'm saying that pressure to release and you know this is that year that pressure going to release so the philosophy is always is be tough fast and strong that's it you know one of the things I I love doing when I come to a campus is I like to go in the weight room and talk to the coaches in there and they really told me here that the players have now taken over the team it's no longer a situation where the coaches have to coach as hard as we talked about with Coach lockon have you noticed that and how does that show up when coaching the younger guys I just think me being here a minute now I'm just starting to see how close we've actually been multiple times and I think all these little things come back in that long and like if you would have did one more rep uh we would have probably had that if you would have did that one more rep so now we're just not looking we're going to do that one more rep every time we're just so close we're sick of being so close we going to get there this year no said with that I mean I mean yeah like everything that needs to be said from a coach what we said first so we have our player Le meetings um any scuffle anything we handle ourselves before every team period before every practice offense has their huddle we have our huddle and we come together it's just like keep the main thing the main thing you know if you're not running to the ball you're getting off the field if you have a penalty you're getting off the field we have undisciplined planing you know what we got after after practice so we we know what hurts us so this year we're trying to limit what hurts us to be able to perform and get the 10 wins the 12 wins and you know get to our goals that coach lock talked about right thanks for taking the time stay healthy and have a great year Gap safe to say toia tangoa left a mark Talking with Maryland OC Josh Gattis | Maryland Fall Training Camp on the Maryland record book first all time at the school in all six of the categories you see here that yardage total second most in Big 10 history if you include bowl games as the conference does behind only Drew Brees if you don't include pre2 2002 bowls which the NCAA does not in its official stats he is actually first either way he was really good offensive coordinator Josh gtis is with us now and Josh let's start with Leah and replacing the production that he had where do you think the quarterback battle stands at this point in Camp well we respect um you know everything that Leah did for our program you know tremendous player he's left a tremendous Legacy not only at the University of Maryland but also in the Big 10 conference so we're talking about big shoes to fi but we feel really good about the quarterbacks in our room a lot of those guys have been here have prepared in our system uh and it's been it's been a friendly comp competition that's been happening this fall camp and we're excited uh to continue to push those guys each and every day to get better what are the biggest factors you look for for a quarterback in your system first and foremost it's guys that are being able to manage the system uh to own and operate and command the offense that's the first thing we're looking for guys that are true quarterbacks above the shoulders uh then the second element is we have a pretty exciting offense and some big time Playmakers so guys that obviously have the ability to pass the football and be threats in the Run game and so we really feel like out of the core guys that we have on our roster uh that we can get done the things that we want to accomplish offensively speaking of that run game tell us a little bit about the offensive line and how they're shaping up yeah that's been a big challenge obviously we're address that position in the in the transfer Portland in the offseason bringing in Josh colon colon bger Alo ba and Alan haran and so those three guys are immediate impact players for us and then we're still trying to uh have a competition between the left guard left tackle um we've got some returning players there that have seen some time there um and so we're excited to continue to develop that uh that position and as you saw in our offseason additions with the coaching staff we put a tremendous amount of effort into that position talk about that running back room you need to have a lot of guys you never know right but you've got some guys in there and some young guys with a lot of talent Roman henby uh is the face of our program you said who could you put one guy out there that's going to do everything right for you uh it's Roman so we feel really good about him and his leadership what he's brought us um but there's a young guy that's going to create quite a wave uh on our team and uh Nolan Ray is a young guy that uh red shirted last year tremendous Talent um super um really good kid and just uh super talented just fast uh so we're excited to continue to see him grow and and give him opportunities as well how do you think the communication the helmet communication and also the tablets on the sideline will help you make adjustments we were fortunate in the bowl game to use that uh to our advantage and uh it's a little different now because we didn't have the 15-second cut off uh like the NFL model that we're going through with this season and so uh it just helps us allow to uh give extra information to the quarterback um pre- snap but once that cut off Mark hits at the 15sec Mark all communication uh is um is eliminated so um with a with a brand new starting quarterback we're going to try to use it to our advantage to help prepare those guys for every play you mentioned Nolan Ray who are some of the other players that have stood out that maybe weren't key contributors a year ago you look at our tight end room how young we were um playing Preston Howard and Dylan Wade those two guys played as freshman last year um you know losing Cory diges who's a guy who's been really productive uh we feel like there's going to be no drop off at that position really excited about Dylan and Preston those two guys big long bodies at the tight end position who are athletic that are going to make a ton of plays for us you know uh it's interesting to look at the way this program has evolved and how much better the defense has gotten how does that help you guys in going against what is a top shelf Big 10 defense here in Camp yeah uh you know hats off to our defense um the competition each and every day you know iron sharpens iron mentality and you know all the different looks and all the different uh things that they do that create problems that we see each and every day think coach Williams and the defense staff of do tremendous job you know building our defense and when you look at you know the strength of our defense it's the depth and the uh leadership on that side of the ball so you know they're really help and challenge our offense with some of the young guys and some of the inexperienced leaders right now really pushing those guys to be the very best Josh gatis always pleasure to see you thanks a lot for your time coach awesome thank you guys we mentioned off the top of the show the level of consistency Talking with Head Coach Michael Locksley | Maryland Fall Training Camp that Maryland has achieved three straight bowl games and three straight Bowl wins it's the first time in 15 years they've made three in a row were they to make another this year it would tie for the second longest streak of all time here and longest in nearly 40 years and the man who has engineered that impressive performance head coach Mike Loxley is with us now coach we're just looking at the success three straight years with a bow win how have you been able to achieve this level of consistency that maybe hadn't been there in the recent past you know what it'd be great to think it's how I've been able to do it but as I've said before man we've had a lot of people come through this program Over The Last 5 Years players coaches staff uh we have a system we have a standard and a structure and a process but it's really been the work that's been put in and and it doesn't usually entail a lot of talking but a lot of doing and you know last three years we've had players that have bought in uh to what we call a player Le culture uh our players believe they can win which is half the battle and now it's just a matter of building and developing the depth that it takes to play in a really tough League that's gotten even tougher you mentioned putting in the work that was an impressive practice out there today a really hot day what has stood out so far early on about a week or so in the preseason you know if we were just to stay where we are today you know usually this has been a team when you come off a day off which Sunday yesterday was our day off we call it recovery Sunday it's usually pulling teeth to get them going especially a hot day like today but I was uh much like you I was came away impressed with the way that our team has shown the maturity of understanding the work that has to be done you know we been a team that's been that's competed and been the bowl games the last few years but if we want to take the next step it's going to take a big sacrifice which the sacrifice is what can I do differently or better you never want to highlight one player but Leah had a ton to do with the success here the last few years a record setting quarterback not just at Maryland but in the Big 10 it appeared today as if you have a three-man race to replace him now bring us up to date on where you think the quarterback position stands yeah as I said the thing that Leah did for our program he left a a tradition of how you prepare in that room and and it's it's they they paid close attention because when you look at the Battle you know it's three but the fourth guy can come from a champ long or Christian Martin uh and so it looks like it's three and you would say with Billy uh having had game experience cam having played in his system and with MJ coming over from NC State all three of those guys have had some some really good times and days throughout practice uh all three of those guys have shown why they are in the mix for competing for it and they've all shown that they have the ability to run it now it's who uh makes the people around them better I I told the quarterbacks earlier I shouldn't know which group you're working with and and that tells me a lot about you as a quarterback when do you want to know uh Sunday August 25th 5:00 p.m. uh I'll be meeting with all of them at one time in my office okay so even if you know before then you're not going to tell them before then or kind of well no they yeah no we'll we we won't know until then that's when I mean I have a a process I've been through this we had a few quarterback battles when I was at Alabama uh we've had a few here and so the process of how we figure it out uh I've been through I know that that Sunday before we start for Yukon my team's going to need to know who's leading us out we'll keep it close to the vest until game time and and then the guy that we named the starter will have the opportunity to to solidify his position in in that role other big question mark it seems like on offense is the offensive line they certainly physically look the part locks I mean you've got some nice depth there you got a lot of guys and and guys who look like big 10 linemen I guess the question is how do you fit players who haven't played together how do you fit that puzzle piece how do you fit those puzzle pieces together here so quickly what do you think of how that group's grown you know what and this is where the things that I learned from my time down in Tuscaloosa come into play because when you add Brian fence you add uh Damen robowski to Brian Braswell three line coaches if you spent any time down there watching those guys today they were are being coached every single player and we understand that some of the depth for our o have to come from young players that we got to speed up their growth and we did it by bringing the resources with coaching but we also have done a great job of evaluating young talented guys that fit the mole and like you said we're starting to look like a big 10 team on that side of the ball we finally got the defensive front seven looking like what it should look like and I'm I I really like the way that the old lines coming along the way we need them to well you were talking about the defense I think that's one of the real really great stories about this program here these last couple years is you have become a program and we were talking about this earlier where arguably last year the defensive side of the ball may have been the better side of the ball which I don't think we would have thought kind of early on in your tenure man Brian Williams has done a fantastic job and the players have really bought in what has made him the right fit why has he resonated with your players it goes back to I talked about being comfortable and confident bdub Brian Williams as we affectionately call him bdub is comfortable and confident he knows who he is as a play caller he knows who he is as a coach and those players have taken on his personality and to me that's the great sign of a great coach is anytime you start seeing the players kind of mimic and and say and and and behave and have the habits that he has I mean when he talks they listen and and there's no doubt in my mind that our defense has taken the next step every year and I expect them to do so this year under bdub under Lance Thompson James Thomas AAR uh Zach spit all that group really align I know you're not going to sit there and count victories for us but I will say this schedule look sets up nicely for you guys early on it does not include Michigan and Ohio State uh what was your reaction when you saw a big 10 schedule for the first time at Maryland without those two you know what I never fully looked at it that way now what I was really happy about I've been a proponent since the pandemic kicked in so let's get away with let's get away from divisions you know we've got really talented teams on both sides of the Ledger and we're kind of hurting ourselves with the opportunity of putting more teams in the playoffs because of being a nine game scheduled uh League we don't have Michigan in Ohio State but let's not think that Oregon is in a top three team I saw today and USC is a top 25 team so we still getting hazed a little bit as the New Kids on the Block uh we still get the haze a little bit how does it change for you with those schools does it change your program at all I mean you look down your your roster and it's basically all the Atlantic seab board you changed all how you recruit how you operate here's how I see things you know anytime you expand a room meaning bringing in different people from different areas different ways of thinking bringing in those teams did that and it opens up you know for a while you know the Big 10 wasn't known as a a offensive League or team that could spread people out and when you bring in Jed fish and Dan Lanning and Lincoln down at SC and and Deshawn at UCLA all really talented coaches all different styles uh they keep you up at night I'm excited hey last question for you for you you had the governor West Moore out here last week he played at Johns Hopkins I mean he looks the part did you did you consider keeping him around a little bit longer maybe see if he could play in the opener you know what if he came through with a few more uh nil dollars I may have to keep him around a little bit let's get the state behind this program and win a big 10 Championship all right Mike Loxy it's always a pleasure thanks a lot coach thanks Dave well we've been talking about it throughout the show if history Talking with DC Brian Williams | Maryland Fall Training Camp is to be our guy they're going to figure it out on D Brian Williams has been the DC for two seasons they're dramatically better you look at last year compared to 2021 in every category here eight fewer points per game yardage totals big plays way down and the takeaway total has more than double just a night and day difference and the man who's helped orchestrate that turnaround defensive coordinator Brian Williams is with us coach this unit the unit that you overseas side of the ball you oversee was a little bit of a liability early on it's become a real strength here over the last couple of years how have you helped transform that defense well you know collectively we've really just taken it one step at a time we've really put an effort in really developing our players to play together play as one unit uh 11 sets cleat in the ground locked in and focused on one task and and you know I think the fact that we've been able to to get them to buy in and trust those those principles uh has allowed us to improve they see the improve and uh they want to continue improving so it you know it makes it enjoyable to be a part of for sure the thing that really stands out when we come out here is you look the part I mean this defense is Big it's physical everyone can run out there the defensive line I thought really stood out today and you bring a lot back there what has that group done to become a top shelf Big 10 defensive line you know the thing that is really exciting about this group The dline and just really our entire team is they got a a a serious Bond around here now more so than we've ever had in the past they're they're more team oriented functions these guys are doing more together off the field uh they're they're closer coach Davis and his staff have done a tremendous job in the offseason of really pushing them and challenging them and uh they're seeing the the the fruits of it right now and um and they they want more so you know it's it's just a matter of us continuing to put them in position to be successful Jordan Phillips is a got it looks apart moves around really athletic what is having a guy that has that type of talent that type of upside do for the entire program well you know Jordan is a a very unique in today's you know way of approach of of how you go about your business you know he's very serious minded uh really No Nonsense type of guy but he means well and it comes from the right place and he really cares about his teammates and uh he's coming here and really earned the respect of everyone in the building and uh and it's really dedic ated and and the way he was raised by his mom and then also you know just his discipline towards what he's trying to do and the fact that he's you know he sacrifices a lot at times and he doesn't mind taking in taking on double teams and doing the Dirty Work and everyone sees that and it's it's beginning to be contagious and we love it when you think about The Replacements in the secondary how how is that starting to shape up a lot of athleticism back there how they R in the shape yeah that's fun it's you know we got competition everywhere we try to create that every day uh but obviously at that position you know we're going to start guys that hadn't started before so you know just just seeing the consistency and guys like Perry fiser Jaylen husky you know we got young Corners like uh brayen lee coming in doing a really good job Kevin Humes like these guys are really working hard and really taking in the coaches are and Coach SPO back there really directing them and and you know it's just relying on the technique and the fundamentals and their talents and their length and their speed it's going to show up they just got to do the little things I've been asking a lot of the coaches particularly coordinators about the helmet communication how do you see that being able to help your game you know if the offense was slow down a little bit it'll make a difference but these guys are going to continue to go fast and uh sign language is still the best language to have on the football on the defensive side at least so you know we we'll we'll we'll take advantage of it though being able to uh give them some Clues give them some help you know as they see it and and move around and really just communicating with the guys that do most of the verbal communication for on the field will be really big for us coach one of the things that's pretty interesting when you think about the Big 10 expansion is that the four programs coming in I'd say by and large have leaned heavily on offense it's not to say they're not good defensively but these are high level offenses that are coming into the Big 10 what's been your level of preparation for those teams I realize you don't play all of them this year but kind of what did you do in the offseason to prepare for that and how do you think that might change the way that you have to approach defense I I really think you know i' I've been FL bless and forunate to be here this my sixth year here with coach loley and we have you know we've just worked to really I think we've been preparing for it since we've been here going out and recruiting uh talented football players guys with length guys with speed guys that play disciplined and tough you got to have that against those offenses and you still can't just stop them like you know but it it gives you the best chance and uh so you know we we look forward to those challenges that we have with those new teams coming in we're excited about it it makes everyone better for it and uh we can't wait Brian Williams the defensive coordinator here in Maryland thanks a lot coach thank you how about the impact Roman hemp's Talking with Maryland WR Kaden Prather and RB Roman Hemby | Maryland Fall Training Camp made the last couple years only Blake corm Marvin Harrison Jr and brillan Allen had more yards from scrimmage than the turps back versatile player out of the backfield 71 receptions over the last two years heni and receiver Kaden Prather now with Howard guys thanks for joining me tell me what this offense is starting to shape up to look like now starting off with the Run game um you know with the Run game I feel like we have a lot of new faces on the offensive line but they're guys that can get it done um me being a leadership guy and being an older guy just being in the places that I need to be to help this run game and you know when it gets to those third and shorts and those forth and short opportunities where we stay on the field just getting it done when you say being in the place you need to be tell talk more about that um you know everything starts with a read you know we have reads and GAP scheme run schemes and things like that to where it opens and closes in a split second and I want to be in the right position to where I can hit the holes in full speed and make explosive runs for our team how's that pass game coming along uh the pass game is coming great uh coming along great actually um I know everybody you know is excited to see who's going to throw us the ball but you know right now you can tell me you can tell me coach said it was okay you can tell me you know what I man I wish I could catch passes from all of them but you know we're all being you know very encouraging to you know all of the quarterbacks you know uh cuz you know that's big you know confidence uh nobody you know knows how it's going to end but everyone comes into Camp competing every day and it's all Brotherly Love at the end of the day what's it like to have Coach locks more involved offensively just seems like a new coach energized that's what he tells you guys but he's always been super involved offensively uh you know at the end of the day uh everything goes through him offensively and you know he's he's a guru of you know all positions on offense especially while receiver so it's uh it's wonderful uh gaining information from him how about that offensive line it's a big group oh yeah U you know we got a great offensive line and I feel like the coaches did a great job going out and creating depth for us as well um that's something that I won't say we struggle with in the past but that's something that I can look at and say that we have success there now um you know it's a lot of guys some young guys but they're all eager to learn and I was kind of telling him over there that they they really they really come out there every day and they put their best foot forward and they work really hard and it's hard for me not to want to put my best forward and really work and give everything I got when they're going out there and they're doing everything that they can for this program you talked about the young running backs as well how important is it to have not just you as the lead back but also have other guys that are going to be able to contribute it feels really good um you know when you look into uh being in the Big 10 which is a big conference for running the ball and things like that and we want to be very multifaced you know we want to have to where we can put people in the game at any given time and not miss a beat and I feel like we've done that uh we got great depth in the room of the position room and we got a lot of guys that you know look at each other and they want to see success so it's like you got seven brothers looking behind you that that that want to see you do the the job they want to see you do your best so uh it pulls everybody along one of the things we've always known you guys have done unbelievable job recruiting particularly at the wide receiver position talk about some of those younger guys that you see coming along um Ryan Manning uh Makai white shalik knots uh all all those guys are coming along very well you know uh the thing about them uh they don't walk around you know acting like someone owes them something they're always open to learn you know they're being sponges you know they're soaking in uh everything the coaches and everything the older guys are telling them so you know it's it's always good hearing questions from them and answering questions it's a great privilege doing that give me a couple of keys for Success this year uh being together you know I mean and being player Le you know uh you're going to hear that a lot throughout the season uh us being player Le you know uh figuring out issues and and problems before the coaches can even get to it so I think the biggest thing is uh being player Le take me on the field some keys to winning on the field from an offensive perspective I think just men in the club um you know we got a great defense that I feel like will give us endless opportunities to you know get Drive starts on good field position and things like that and I think we just want to be on the field you know make the big plays when we need to make them and we always talk about winning the explosive play Battle if we can win the explosive play Battle and eliminate turnovers we'll come up on the winning side of a lot of our games thanks a lot guys stay healthy and have a great year wrapping things up in College Park the Final Thoughts | Maryland Fall Training Camp turf schedule affords them a chance to start quickly they don't play an FBS team they finished with a winning record last year until October 11th when they host Northwestern on a Friday night each of the last seven games though is against a bowl team from a year ago including visits to Oregon and Penn State by the way the turps and Georgia the only teams in the country that have not lost to a non-conference opponent in the last three years that includes bowl games so some good company there and Howard you talk about that non-conference success and then you look at the early Le conference schedule you know a lot of people around here fans are going to look at it and say hey man we got a chance to really start off well to be in a great spot when USC comes to town around here they're saying hey Michigan State a whole new team you don't really know what to expect there same with Indiana Northwestern beat them last year so I don't think anyone around here in this building is sitting around counting wins however it's favorable early and it really feels like they can pick up some momentum and I think that's important and and listen we can go back a couple years and had the ability to pick up that momentum and things haven't quite gone the way they wanted to when they got into the med schedule but it's things just seemed different this year a little bit to me and I think maybe that's the enthusiasm that coach lockley has and listen he is he's seems more excited and rejuvenated as far as the head coaches and been as excited as I've seen him in a long time so can we just say he looks good too he looks great he looks fabulous so I I think some of the things that you start to hear about this team uh about how selfless they are um I think of a guy like Isaac bunan on the offensive side he was a defensive lineman that's what he's been playing here now he's a guard and he looked outstanding today and I think a reason I point him out because it's about sacrifice it's about you know putting your best getting your best players on the field and sometimes that means moving them out of positions that they've been comfortable with but he's a guy that when I watched him today I'm like wow this kid has opportunity to be special but this is where this program is starting to get to this is player Le now it's not the coaches having to scream and yell uh about what they want the expectations these older players know what those expectations are right now it's interesting I was talking to Roman heni and he was saying to me that the coaches kind of preach hey you always have 10 guys at the top who are great 10 guys at the bottom who you kind of worry about and then it's what happens with the other 80 and Roman Hemy was telling me man like it's not 80 anymore like all those guys are gravitating toward the top he feels like there's something different here too and I know this time of year you often hear that type of thing but I'm with you it it did feel a little bit different here and and it feels like if you can figure out the quarterback position and and figure out the offensive line it doesn't feel like there are as many question marks as they have been in the past although I realize those are two really big facets of and and I I'd say this and let's look at it from this perspective right so much emphasis and so much pressure is placed on that position in the previous years because of The Talented guys it was there that those expectations I don't think are going to carry over to the new winner of this particular job I think that person is going to have the ability to rely upon the entire team now and that's not a knock on anyone but you have to worry about this entire team to go out and have success and I think that's one of the reasons when you talk to the coaches around here that that it's player driven now they really believe in one another and don't want to let each other down they've reached a level of consistency here and so now the question is what will would take Howard kind of take that next step You' got to be able to win the close games I think that's going to be the key to it you've got to be able to to limit the big plays uh and be able to to to play your game be able to go out and and not hurt yourself remember it was TP on turp we used to hear that so much right tur versus yeah t you can't have that for those teams that are taking that next step and if they can eliminate some of those mistakes take care of the football come up with those turnovers they'll be fine w fascinated to see how it plays out here at Maryland fascinated for our next stop too we are on our way to State College PA to check out the nitty Lions a team people were talking about as a college football playoff Contender Howard I will be there but you know who else will be there oh coach dinardo dinardo and Yogi Roth It's a Full House that that means we're going to have to have a team meeting at the creary yes that's what we'll do family outing yes yeah we would have done that anyway no matter who's there looking forward to that thanks so much to every everyone who helped us out here in a great day at Maryland we will see you from Penn State