Report: Maryland football not 'toxic,' but has problems
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — An external investigation of the Maryland football program under coach DJ Durkin has determined that the team "did not have a toxic culture," but was problematic enough to where players feared speaking out.
The 198-page report, which was obtained by The Associated Press, was compiled by an independent commission of eight people and said the culture of the program was not the reason behind the death of offensive lineman Jordan McNair. The report did not include any recommendations about Durkin's status — he has been on paid administrative leave since Aug. 11.
The report has not been made public by the university, and no commission members or regents have discussed its findings.