MM 5.6: Maryland football alum Stefon Diggs found not guilty on two charges

Stefon Diggs tears up after being found not guilty of the charges brought against him, which included allegations of strangulation and felony assault involving a former employee. pic.twitter.com/pWu5eTyTLG

— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) May 5, 2026 The trial, which lasted two days, featured video evidence and statements from associates that contradicted Adams’ testimony. Judge Jeanmarie Carroll at one point reprimanded Adams for her conduct on the stand. Diggs played at Maryland from 2012 until 2014. Over his college career, he logged 14 touchdowns and averaged 14.8 yards per catch. His 2,227 career receiving yards rank second all-time in team history, earning him national media attention and a spot on the All-Big Ten second team in 2014. Diggs was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the fifth round of the 2015 NFL Draft. He’s since played for the Buffalo Bills, the Houston Texans and the New England Patriots. The wide receiver is now a free agent after he was dropped from the Patriots following a productive one-season stint.

In other news

Maryland baseball went off in a 23-11 victory over Towson. Zoe Hammond had the story. Maryland men’s golf wrapped up its season over the weekend in North Plains, Oregon, where six Terps competed in the Big Ten Championships. Benjamin Siriboury finished tied for 29th, 13 shots behind the lead. He posted a 215, going 72/71/72 on the par 70 track.