For the second year in a row, the Redskins took a local product with their first pick. This time it was edge rusher Chase Young, who is considered to be the best defensive player in the draft. (Image via ESPN/YouTube)
Round 1 – 2nd overall – Chase Young – Edge – Ohio State
The Redskins chose to make Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins their next franchise quarterback with the 15th overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft. (Screenshot via NFL.com)
Round 1 – 15th overall – Dwayne Haskins – QB– Ohio State
The Washington Redskins experienced their first draft under new general manager Scot McCloughan and came away with 10 picks. It’s the fourth time of the 10 drafts McCloughan has been directly involved in with the San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks and Redskins in which the team left with at least 10 picks.
Take a look at the newest members of the burgundy and gold at their finest collegiate levels.
Moving from the ACC to the Big Ten has been quite the adjustment for fans of the Maryland Terrapins. Some have acclimated themselves with the move quite well. Some, not so much.
While the Terps consistently perform well in lacrosse, field hockey, soccer, women’s basketball and recently completed the best baseball season in its history, all eyes will be on how the football and men’s basketball teams adapt to the move to a conference with predominantly Midwestern schools.
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Over the last 29 days, the University of Maryland has done a good job of getting fans ready for the move from the ACC to the Big Ten, which becomes official tomorrow. Through its Twitter account (@umterps), Maryland has produced some quick-hitting “infoegraphics” to give fans knowledge on their new rivals.
Without further ado, here is the collection of all 13 Big Ten opponent “infoegraphics” put together by the Terps. (more…)
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