Randy Edsall enters his third season as head football coach at the University of Maryland coming off a tremendous off-season for the program in the areas of recruiting and academics.

Brian Stewart is in his second season with the Maryland staff following a successful two seasons with the Houston Cougars. Prior to his time in Houston, Coach Stewart climbed the NFL ranks to take the role as Defensive Coordinator.

Locksley, a native of Washington, DC, returns to Maryland after previously spending six years (1998-02) as an assistant coach on the Terrapins staff. During his first tenure, Locksley coached running backs and was the recruiting coordinator for five years.

After coaching in the Big Ten and Pac-10, Tom Brattan has found a home with Maryland in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

A long-time defensive coordinator, Keith Dudzinski enters his third year as a Maryland assistant coach. Dudzinski, oversees the inside linebackers.

John Dunn enters his third  year with Maryland after stops at LSU and North Carolina. Dunn, who spent the three seasons as a graduate offensive assistant with the Tigers, is serving as the tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator.

The former head coach of Duquesne (1992-04), Greg Gattuso is in his third year as the defensive line coach at Maryland after spending the last six seasons at the University of Pittsburgh.

With a background that includes a professional playing career and a diverse coaching resume, Lee Hull is in his fifth season as wide receivers coach at Maryland.

After spending 12 seasons in a variety of roles on head coach Randy Edsall's staff at Connecticut, Lyndon Johnson enters his third year at Maryland coaching outside linebackers.

After spending the last four seasons at Clemson where he coached running backs and coordinated the special teams his final three years, Andre Powell is in his third season with Maryland.