The Terps’ victory over No. 15 Michigan on Friday was their first win over a ranked conference opponent this season.
The Terps have won six games and tied three this season.
The Terps are coming off a 6-0 victory over Saint Francis, tied for their largest shutout win since 2012.
The Terps earned their largest shutout win since 2012.
The win marks Maryland’s first of the year after its initial season opener was canceled and ruled a no contest.
Maryland head coach Sasho Cirovski was given a red card just before halftime for complaints about a penalty awarded to Rutgers.
Leon Koehl’s penalty taking skills were missed by the Terps, who were unable to convert on a penalty inside the first ten minutes to take an early lead.
Maryland sits in last in the Big Ten despite a determined effort against Michigan State that earned the team a 2-2 draw.