Maryland football will play against its 2024 leading passer and rusher next season.

Indiana football made a splash on Monday by signing one of the top running backs available in the transfer portal.

Hemby started all 38 games across the Terps’ previous three seasons, carrying the ball 464 times for 2,276 yards and 20 touchdowns in that span. His biggest year came in 2022, when he recorded 1,287 yards from scrimmage and 11 total touchdowns.

Former Maryland running back Roman Hemby is staying in the Big Ten and signing with Indiana, ESPN reported Monday.

Along with Hemby, Indiana also added UAB transfer running back Lee Beebe Jr., who rushed for 885 yards in 2024. As it stands, Hemby and Beebe, plus returning Hoosier Kaelon Black (251 rushing yards in 2024), appear to be Indiana's top running backs going into the 2025 season.

Roman Hemby, a John Carroll graduate and three-year starting running back for Maryland, has joined his quarterback in the transfer portal.

Maryland football running back Roman Hemby is entering the transfer portal, 247Sports’ Matt Zenitz first reported on Monday. The redshirt junior rushed for 607 yards on 4.5 yards per carry this season. Those were his lowest tallies since his first season as a starter in 2022.

Maryland Terrapins transfer running back Roman Hemby is taking his talents to Indiana, committing to join the Hoosiers via the NCAA Transfer Portal, On3 has learned. He spent four seasons at Maryland.

Roman Hemby has been a tremendously productive running back for the Maryland Terrapins since 2021. With one more season of eligibility, though, Hemby hit the transfer portal.