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Maryland football head coach Mike Locksley was in Las Vegas the week before the Super Bowl and appeared on several radio shows. During that time, Locksley was promoted to president and founder of the National Association of Minority Soccer Trainers. He talked about the good the organization has done and pushed many talented minorities to succeed in football.

Locksley also had plenty to discuss about his football team and the new era of college football. In another earlier interview between BMitch and Finlay, Locksley talked about a third caller who showed up and asked for $100,000 in advance payment. He described how difficult the situation is today.

Next fall, the Terps will also get a new look, quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa will continue and there will be a quarterback competition. Last week, Locksley joined “The Bram Weinstein Show” on ESPN 630 AM to talk about it all. Locksley talked about the coalition, Nick Saban and Jim Harbaugh, the Maryland State program and more.

WHY WAS HE IN VEGAS

“Nice to see you, man. I currently serve part-time as the President and Founder of the National Minority Football Coaches Association. And obviously because the NFL recruiting cycle just ended, we hired four minority coaches this year: Antonio [Pierce] here in Vegas, Raheem [Morris] in Atlanta, [Jerod] Mayo in New England and then David Canales with the Panthers . A good year for minority coaches to get those opportunities.