The Terps got potential glimpses into their quarterback, tight end and secondary rooms next season — all areas with key departures.
The 16 total players were the most Maryland has earned since joining the Big Ten in 2014.
The Terps forced the Wolverines’ offense into their worst performance of the season.
The Terps suffered their largest defeat of the season.
Despite exiting their non-conference schedule 3-0, the Terps fell into two-touchdown deficits in each of the past two games. They can’t afford to do the same against Big Ten foes.
The Terps didn’t play four full quarters of clean football, but they proved they can battle adversity.
The Terps went down 14-0 early but scored 38 unanswered points.
The Terps are looking to improve to 2-0 on the young season.
The Terps secured their 12th-straight non-conference opener victory.
The Terps lost a slew of key contributors following last season, but excitement surrounds a reloaded defensive unit.