Meet Teddy Dargan
This is part of a series of 2008 Maryland football commitment Q&As leading up to Signing Day on Feb. 6. All answers are provided by the featured player. Click here for previous entries in the series.
Name: Teddy Dargan
Birthdate: 1/25/89
Birthplace: Baltimore
Hometown: Baltimore
Height: 6’3
Weight: 310
Position: Defensive line
High School: Milford Mill
Senior statistics: 57 tackles, five sacks and two forced fumbles
Rankings: Rivals.com -- Four stars, No. 23 DT, No. 8 player in Maryland. Scout.com -- Three stars, No. 47 DT.
Bench max: 335
40-yard dash: 5.0
Runner-up: Tennessee
Other schools considered: Pittsburgh, Virginia, Bowie State
Favorite NFL player: Michael Strahan
Favorite NFL team: Indianapolis Colts
Favorite all-time Terp: Shawne Merriman
Favorite music: Lil Wayne
Favorite book: None
Favorite movie: History of Violence
Favorite TV show: 48 Hours on CBS
Favorite food: Orange chicken
Favorite high school class: English
Favorite thing about College Park: “I like the campus, the dorm rooms, the classrooms.”
Other high school sports: None
Hobbies: “Working (J.C. Penney in the Owings Mills Mall), going to school, really just staying out of trouble.”
Intended major: Business
Something that not many people know about you: “I’m a very chilled-back dude. Just cool, collected. I like to stay to myself, really.”
Best football moment: “It’s when in my tenth-grade year we almost made it to the states.”
Role model: “My stepfather and [Milford Mill head] coach [Reggie] White. My stepfather because he’s been there for me all this time and he really didn’t have to -- he’s not even my father. Coach White is a role model for me and a good role model for everyone. He could understand what’s going on at home. We’re trying to get where he’s at. He’s a father figure.”
Why Maryland? “I always wanted to go to Maryland when I was young. I just wanted to stay close to home, really. Maryland, it’s a good football program and academic program, so why not?”






Comments
MB, I enjoy reading these. Keep it up. Dargan likes English class but no favorite book? FREDTERP
Posted by: FREDTERP | January 28, 2008 11:45 AM
Maybe I am being too much of a curmudgeon, but I do not like it that some of these prospects do not have a favorite book. It makes me nervous that they may not take academics serious.
Posted by: Jimmy | January 28, 2008 1:26 PM
i want to thank you for adding the star recruiting rating to your player profile
Posted by: ron nixon | January 29, 2008 9:18 AM
Jimmy, Dargen listed no book and some unfolding news shouldn't come as a surprise to you? FREDTERP
Posted by: FREDTERP | February 5, 2008 12:56 PM