"I own the fact that I lost my locker room," Locksley told ESPN. And that's what you get: a locker room with the haves and have-nots." "You go outside my locker room [now] and I have a sign that says: 'Leave your Louis belts, leave your financial statements and your car keys outside of this locker room, because in here we're all going to pay the same price for success or failure,'" he said. "If I've got to put my desk in that locker room, I will. Locksley said the House settlement and the money Maryland distributes to its players have allowed him to focus more on the locker room rather than external fundraising.