by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
by Andrew Lang
The Maryland Terrapins take their 4-0 record back to SECU Stadium in College Park for a chance to start the season 5-0 against the Indiana Hoosiers. It is hard to believe that we are approaching the halfway point in the season. These B1G matchups are a key for Maryland before they have to face Ohio State next week.
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The Maryland Terrapins take their 3-0 record on the road today for their first B1G matchup of the season and on this Saturday is against the Spartans of Michigan State. The 3:30 pm kickoff will hopefully be an opportunity for the Terps to grab an early lead after their first three games of the season started with quick deficits. Sure, wins are all about finishing the game with a lead, but leading from start to finish would be a good goal for this team. These early season games go a long way in preparation for a long season, and each early win gets you that much closer to a national ranking and a coveted Bowl Game.
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The Terps moved to 3-0 after a decisive bashing over the University of Virginia. The Maryland Terrapins scored 42 unanswered points to overcome an early 14-0 deficit and win by a final score of 42-14.
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The Maryland Terrapins are home for their second game of the season and hope to improve to 2-0 as they take on the Charlotte 49ers of the AAC. The Terps continue their tune-up to get ready for their B1G-10 schedule.
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We are in Charlotte, North Carolina and a day from New Year’s Eve for the Duke’s Mayo Bowl between the Maryland Terrapins (7-5) and the 23rd ranked N.C. State Wolfpack (8-4) for a showdown of former ACC foes. The Terrapins and the Wolfpack played each other every year between 1956 and 2013 for 58 years until the Terps left the ACC for the Big Ten conference, and wouldn’t you know it, the teams have a head-to-head record of 33-33 all-time.
ghostofstevemThe Maryland Terrapins are home for the final game of the regular season against Rutgers with the hopes that the Terps can get a good Bowl Game with a decisive win today. Last week the Terps showed the country that Maryland is for real after they took the game against the undefeated No. 2 ranked Ohio State Buckeyes, to the final minutes in a 3-point game. While the Terps lost, they showed that they are close to being a real force in football.
As expected, the 6-5 Terps are huge favorites at 14 points against the 4-7 Rutgers Scarlet Knights. It is a game the Terps are clearly expected to win and must win.
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The Maryland Terrapins are back home after getting pummeled in consecutive weeks by Wisconsin and Penn State. This week’s matchup is the toughest of the season against the undefeated Ohio State Buckeyes, a team ranked No. 2 in the country.
The Terps have QB Taulia Tagovailoa back as the starter after he suffered an MCL sprain against Indiana five weeks ago, but he hasn’t shown the mobility we are used to seeing from him and that was part of the issue in the shutout thumping by Penn State last week .
As expected, the 6-4 Terps are huge underdogs at 26 points against the 10-0 Ohio State Buckeyes. This is a game that would take a miracle for Maryland to win, but some would point to how Maryland almost got the win against Michigan on the road.
Red shirt freshman Billy Edwards Jr. entered last week’s game late and he will be Tagovailoa’s backup again today. Edwards was a transfer from Wake Forest and grew up nearby in Fairfax, Virginia.
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Maryland (6-3, 3-3 B1G) vs. Wisconsin (7-2, 4-2 B1G)
When: Sat., Nov. 12 | Noon EST
Where: Penn State
TV: FOX
Radio: 105.7 FM (Baltimore) / 980 AM (DC) — Johnny Holliday, Steve Suter
The Maryland Terrapins are back on the road and have a B1G game in Wisconsin. The Terps have QB Taulia Tagovailoa back as the starter after he suffered an MCL sprain against Indiana three weeks ago. Still, the 6-2 Terps are 5 point underdogs against the 4-4 Wisconsin Badgers. The Badgers made a mid-season coaching change from Paul Chryst who was fired and interim head coach Jim Leonhard took over, and since then, are 2-1 under their new coach.
Red shirt freshman Billy Edwards Jr. will go back to being Tagovailoa’s backup. Edwards was a transfer from Wake Forest and grew up nearby in Fairfax, Virginia.
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The Maryland Terrapins are back at home in College Park for their annual Homecoming game, and could become bowl-eligible with a win today. This mid-afternoon game has the perfect fall weather for early tailgating and meeting up with old and new friends clad in Terps’ red on this sunny day! The 5-2 Terps have Northwestern in for this one. The big question this morning is on the health of QB Taulia Tagovailoa as he suffered an MCL sprain last week in Indiana.
The injury to Tagovailoa looked like it was season-ending as he was writhing in pain from a leg injury, and had to be removed on a cart. The MRI just showed an MCL sprain and the Terps’ QB1 was back at practice this week. That knee brace saved his knee, and it is great news for Tagovailoa and the Terps’ football program. Will he start or play today? That is the question of the morning as he is listed as “questionable”.
If he can’t go, it will be red shirt freshman Billy Edwards Jr. who has seen action in two games so far, and staged the comeback win last week against Indiana. Edwards was a transfer from Wake Forest and grew up nearby in Fairfax, Virginia. He’s led five touchdown drives this season with some very athletic runs.
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