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ESPN analyst reveals who Maryland should hire to replace Mike Locksley

Jasmine Lee
Jasmine Lee
Jasmine Lee
Sports Reporter · Cleveland, OH

Jasmine, a graduate of Kent State University, has spent the last five years covering local sports for several Cleveland outlets, including WKYC. With her deep passion for athletics, she brings a fresh and engaging perspective to reporting on the city’s teams and athletes.

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Sports Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 5:02 PM · 1 min read
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ESPN analyst reveals who Maryland should hire to replace Mike Locksley — Beachwood Sports news

Maryland’s search to replace Mike Locksley is underway after Locksley was fired as the Terrapins’ head coach last week.

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