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Was Mike Locksley really the problem at Maryland? Rob Long and Jeremy Conn discuss his ability to bring talent into the program, what went wrong for the Terps, and why Maryland must be willing to invest financially in its next head coach to avoid repeating the same mistakes.

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00:00How does a man who is 38 and 49 at Maryland still have legitimate recruits
00:05to where they don't want to play here if he is gone?
00:09Ask yourself that question.
00:10How?
00:11Because I'm telling you all, he is not the big issue.
00:17Nick Saban had him on his staff.
00:20Nick Saban, man.
00:22Nick Saban had him not only on his staff, Jeremy,
00:25but he was his offensive coordinator on his staff.
00:30I'm just telling you, you know, if someone said, you know, on social media,
00:36hire, I forget what coach he named, or Memphis' coach,
00:39and put some money behind him.
00:42That person who wants the Memphis coach is addressing the two issues.
00:46You can watch Memphis tonight if you're interested to see what he does.
00:48Because whoever you hire, you're going to have to put more money behind him.
00:52It's that simple.
00:54And I love your comparison to Major League Baseball,
00:57because that's exactly what it is.
01:00The teams don't spend money.
01:02They may have, catch lightning in the bottle every now and then,
01:05but they won't be able to sustain it.
01:07Yeah.
01:07I mean, look.
01:08Because your players are transferring elsewhere.
01:09He was getting NFL-level talent to come here and play.
01:12Okay.

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