Maryland Terrapins football suffered a significant blow on Saturday as star edge rusher Kellan Wyatt announced his decision to enter the transfer portal. Wyatt, who led the team last season with 7.5 tackles for a loss and was second in sacks, will have one year of eligibility remaining to use at another school. His departure leaves a major hole in the Terrapins’ defense, forcing them to find a replacement for his production.
Maryland, however, signed a strong recruiting class last year, including four-star recruit Zahir Mathis, who may now see more playing time earlier than expected. Wyatt’s impact on the team last season was significant, as he started 10 games, recording 30 tackles, three sacks, and two forced fumbles. His absence will undoubtedly be felt on the field.
Fans can stay updated on Maryland Terrapins news and developments by following the team’s coverage on Maryland Terrapins On SI. In other Maryland sports news, highly-touted freshman Derik Queen has been projected as a top-5 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. Stay connected with the team on social media through their Facebook and Twitter accounts for the latest updates and announcements.
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