Locksley wants Maryland football to talk less. History shows why. | ANALYSIS

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It is Dec. 9, 2008, inside a packed ballroom in New Mexico’s Student Union Building. Michael Locksley is being introduced as coach of the Lobos, wearing a cherry blazer before a crowd of fans, students and administrators. There, the then-38-year-old turns to athletic director Paul Krebs and delivers a promise. “We may have to add another digit to the scoreboard.” Nearly 18 years later, the ...

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