Jets Interview Maryland's Mike Locksley For Head Coaching Role

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The New York Jets announced they have interviewed University of Maryland head coach Mike Locksley for their vacant head coaching position.

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Locksley has led Maryland since 2019, achieving a 32-36 record, including three consecutive winning seasons (2021-2023) and bowl victories. Despite a tough 4-8 season in 2024, he guided the program to its first back-to-back eight-win seasons in two decades (2022-2023).

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A D.C. native with over 30 years of coaching experience, Locksley previously excelled as the offensive coordinator for Alabama in 2018, leading a record-breaking offense that averaged 45.6 points per game. He was awarded the prestigious Broyles Award that year, recognizing him as the nation’s top assistant coach.

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