DJ Durkin's first year as the University of Maryland's head football coach was a successful one, as he led the Terps to a six-win season that included an appearance in the Quick Lane Bowl. However, new challenges await this year, thanks in part to a schedule that ESPN's Football Power Index ranks as the Big Ten's toughest. The Terps are currently preparing for their season -- which kicks off at Texas Sept. 2 -- at fall camp in College Park, Md., with storylines at every position.
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Junior Caleb Henderson, sophomores Tyrrell Pigrome and Max Bortenschlager and freshman Kasim Hill are competing to be the starting job. Henderson was at North Carolina from 2014-2015 but barely played before transferring. Pigrome and Bortenschlager started one game each as last year, though Pigrome got into 11 of Maryland's 13 games.
