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Still

Still (6’0/189) saw significant work outside and from the slot. The former Terrapin played almost exclusively on the outside in his final season with the team and allowed 29 receptions for 424 yards and two touchdowns while tallying a career-high five interceptions. He’s a bit undersized for an outside corner and lacks top-end speed (4.52 40-time), which could lead to him being asked to handle more slot duties at the next level. Still has good route anticipation and reacts quickly on the ball as a result. He could latch on as added depth and eventually earn a larger role as his career progresses.

Still (6'0/165) is Maryland’s 12 verbal commitment in the 2020 class and first from New Jersey. The three-star corner is a rising senior at Timber Creek HS in Siklerville, NJ, and he’s also the fourth defensive back that the Terrapins have landed in the class. Still, who picked Maryland over Temple, Pittsburgh and West Virginia, performed well at Maryland’s prospect camp on Wednesday and then decided to commit to HC Mike Locksley’s program. Still is projected to play corner at the college level after excelling on both sides of the football (wide receiver) as a high school junior.