Running back-wide receiver Jacquille Veii, who spent his first two years at Maryland before transferring to Towson last spring, has returned to College Park and plans to finish his college career with the Terps, he told InsideMDSports on Monday night.

Veii has already been accepted by the university, moved onto campus and will meet soon with head coach D.J. Durkin, he said. The 5-foot-9, 187-pound junior led Towson in catches (55) and receiving yards (505) last season after splitting time between running back and receiver as a true freshman and sophomore at Maryland before leaving last spring.

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He'll be required to sit out next year per NCAA transfer rules and has no guarantee of earning a scholarship, but he said he's willing to roll the dice in order to undo a decision he regrets.

"That's still to be discussed," Veii said. "This is where I'm meant to be and if I have to earn it, I will. It's all apart of Gods plan for me ...I was never supposed to leave, but out of my own stubbornness, I went against the plan and now patience is being taught."

The speedy Veii left Maryland in part because then-coach Randy Edsall repeatedly shifted him between running back and wide receiver depending upon where Maryland needed depth at the time.

"We had great coaches but I wasn't being developed into anything. I was just convenient cause I am versatile," Veii said.

Veii, a standout at The Avalon School (Bethesda, Md.), committed to Maryland over Nebraska, Iowa and others in 2013. He said Towson might attempt to restrict him from transferring and accepting a scholarship from Maryland, in which case he'd need to pay his way until he becomes eligible in 2017. But it's a risk he's willing to take.

"That's an obstacle I'm trying to get over," he said, "but restriction or no restriction I'm going to be a Terp."

