Maryland is replacing the busiest helmet in college football with a throwback look for the 2023 season and beyond. Out is the custom-painted billowing flag design that has adorned the Terrapins ...

VERIFY VERIFY: Yes, Maryland's state flag has a Confederate symbol The flag of the Old Line State has drawn controversy for its Civil War ties.

Lauren Calhoun, of Towson, wore a homemade Maryland flag-themed dress at Preakness in 2016. Michael Heyser of Mount Vernon wears a suit made of the Maryland state flag on May 16, 2015.

He took his fathers family crest, the Calvert's gold and black, and combined it with his mothers family crest, the Crosslands red and white to make the state flag.

Yes, even though Maryland was a Union state, the flag -- which is featured on the state's license plate and is a popular adornment for clothing and accessories -- does contain some Confederate ...

VERIFY VERIFY: Yes, Maryland's state flag has a Confederate symbol The flag of the Old Line State has drawn controversy for its Civil War ties.

The state flag is featured at the bottom of both the gold and black shorts. The black and gold uniforms have a much similar feel to the old uniforms, with the white and red uniforms paying more ...

The winning design was submitted by county resident Marc DeOcampo, and features the red, black, yellow, and white prominent in the Maryland state flag.

Both the yellow-and-black design and the white-and-red design were affiliated with Maryland after the war ended in 1865, and as soldiers returned home.

The new plates, which will be available starting Sept. 26, feature the state's signature black, gold, red and white flag. Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said he was personally involved in the design… ...

Does Maryland’s flag have Confederate symbols in it? Answer: True. The Maryland flag has a Confederate symbol in it. However, it originally was part of the symbol of the founding family of Maryland.

Does Maryland’s flag have Confederate symbols in it? True. The Maryland flag has a Confederate symbol in it. However, it originally was part of the symbol of the founding family of Maryland.