Maryland coach Mike Locksley addressed the media after a 54-3 home loss to UCLA on Saturday, recognizing mounting questions about his job status while pledging to continue fighting for his team. Per ESPN, Locksley said he "won't stop fighting or coaching" for his players despite the blowout defeat.
The Terrapins were held to 181 total yards in the loss, per Yahoo Sports. Maryland turned the ball over five times, including four interceptions from quarterback Malik Washington, according to reporting. Yahoo Sports also noted the team has been shorthanded since the start of the season.
CBS Sports' John Talty took a harder line, writing that "it feels like time for Maryland to move on" from Locksley, characterizing the 51-point home loss as evidence that "the Terrapins have fallen" and that Locksley appears "out of answers and on the brink of losing his job."