Maryland Coach Mike Locksley: I lost my locker room over the nil payments last year

In the second sign that the name, paintings and similarities are thoroughly changed by Football in college, Maryland Head Coursey Mike Locksley, this week that the players have become such a disputed edition in their team that he had caused himself in the body.

“A year ago, the coaching locks lost their locker room,” Locksley said. “We had our first time and don’t. Faculty football taught me a precious lesson. And is it worthwhile, even in the middle of this change in the importance of what he plays for something. And if I have to put my desk in the locker room, I will.”

Locksley said he was torn between paying younger players to attract new recruits and pay to older players to reward those who have been worth contribute to the program for years. Maryland fell on 4-8 last year after the victory for a bowl of vessel each of the three previous season.

“Lose a locker room a year ago, she was really personal for me, because she is more than football,” Locksley said. “Last year she was hard on me as a coach because they first been questioned, they really had to decide whether to pay me to help me help me with the veteran that helped me go to three games.”

Locksley said that now has a sign on the entrance space to restore players to leave their funding from the locker room. A sign of great change in soccer in college.