Maryland's losing streak hits three after 48-23 defeat to Nebraska

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Maryland lost to Nebraska 48-23 on Saturday, extending its losing streak to three games and raising questions about coach Michael Locksley's future in his eighth season. Quarterback Malik Washington threw two interceptions, including one returned 81 yards for a touchdown, and has six picks over the past two games. Maryland also committed costly penalties and finished 1-for-14 on third down, allowing 34 unanswered points after leading by nine in the second quarter. Athletic director Jim Smith publicly backed Locksley this week, but the Terps face Ohio State next. Locksley would be owed roughly $10 million if fired before Jan. 1, 2027.


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