This time last season, Ralph Friedgen was living a nightmare. The Terps just finished the season 2-10, and the longtime support of the administration and fans was all but gone. His fate with the school was in doubt. Luckily he survived.

Despite the results on the field in 2009, Friedgen deserved to keep his job. Better yet, he earned the right to rebuild the team. 

The Terps were dreadful before his arrival, and in nine seasons, Friedgen was 66-46, with six bowl games and one BCS appearance. 

It is debatable whether or not the program should be more consistent ten years into...

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