The mistake was originally pointed out last summer.

Calls for boycotts at universities are common, but a group of students at the University of Maryland are taking a protest against Chick-fil-A a step further—they want the traditional-minded chicken purveyor thrown out of the student union.

The University of Maryland showcased its brand new uniforms for their football program in a runway-style event at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center in College Park yesterday evening.

Now that we have entered the month of February, the heart of the ACC schedule is in full swing. While Wednesday’s action features a half-dozen teams in conference play, the main attraction is obviously the rivalry rematch between Duke and Maryland in College Park.

In what has been a shocking turn of events in College Park, the University of Maryland has asked Ralph Friedgen to step down as head coach of the Terrapins.

The Maryland Terrapins, who finished tied for third place in the Atlantic Coast Conference, will not be traveling very far from home in what will be the school’s seventh bowl in Ralph Friedgen’s ten seasons. Instead of heading south to sunny Florida or even somewhat cooler Nashville, the Terps (8-4, 5-3 ACC) will be busing over to nearby RFK Stadium to face East Carolina (6-6, 5-3 CUSA) in the Military Bowl Presented by Northrop Grumman on Wednesday, December 29. Yes, you read that correctly.

If I told you earlier this year that the University of Maryland football team would be playing a prime time game on network television in a race for the ACC’s Atlantic division crown following a 2-10 season, you would likely think I was crazy. Yet lo and behold, Maryland ensured just that last Saturday night against Florida State — while they came out on the losing end in a heartbreaking finish, the Maryland Terrapins (7-4, 4-3 ACC) have provided a remarkable turnaround from last year.

You have to tip your hat to Ralph Friedgen. The University of Maryland’s head football coach has already qualified his team for the school’s seventh bowl in ten seasons. But what is more remarkable is that they achieved this feat before November, while rebounding from a horrendous, school record-worst 2-10 season last year.

Oh, and Friedgen was on the brink of being fired to boot.

CBS recently hosted a contest to find the best college marching band rendition of the Hawaii Five-O theme song, and the University of Maryland’s Mighty Sound of Maryland marching band came out on top. Voters awarded the band a $25,000 prize over 17 other finalists.

As we enter week three of the college football season, one thing has become abundantly clear: the Atlantic Coast Conference is just not very good.