Maryland football is welcoming Pep Hamilton as its new offensive coordinator, bringing the longtime NFL coach back to the college ranks and reuniting him with his son, incoming freshman quarterback Jackson Hamilton. Pep Hamilton, 50, has an extensive coaching background in the NFL, most recently with the Houston Texans. He has also worked with notable quarterbacks like Justin Herbert and Andrew Luck. Hamilton has previous college coaching experience at Michigan and Howard University.
With the Terps, Hamilton will have the opportunity to coach his son and work with a talented recruiting class led by quarterback Malik Washington. Maryland is looking to bounce back from a disappointing 4-8 season in which they struggled in Big Ten play. Hamilton’s hiring comes after the departure of former offensive coordinator Josh Gattis.
The addition of Hamilton to the coaching staff brings excitement and anticipation for the upcoming season as Maryland looks to improve its offensive performance. The coaching staff is confident that Hamilton’s experience and expertise will benefit the team, especially with a new quarterback competition on the horizon. Maryland fans are hopeful that Hamilton’s arrival will help elevate the program and lead to a more successful season in the future.
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