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Mike Locksley, the head coach of the Maryland football team, spent the week before the Super Bowl in Las Vegas, where he made a number of interviews on various radio shows.
As the president and founder of the National Coalition for Minority Football Coaches, Locksley used the opportunity to promote himself and the organization, stressing its positive impact and working to provide opportunities for many gifted minorities in football.
Next fall, the Terps will also look different since quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa is leaving and there will be a quarterback competition. Locksley spoke about it all last week when he appeared on “The Bram Weinstein Show” on ESPN 630 AM.
Locksley covered a wide range of topics, including the Coalition, Jim Harbaugh and Nick Saban, the Maryland program’s status, and much more.
“Man, it’s good to see you. As the president and founder of the National Coalition for Minority Football Coaches, I’m currently working on my part-time job. Naturally, we had four minority coaches hired this year: Antonio Pierce here in Vegas, Raheem Morris in Atlanta, [Jerod] Mayo in New England, and David Canales with the Panthers. This is all part of the NFL hiring cycle, which is just about to end. It’s a terrific year to have these kinds of possibilities for minority coaches.
