When he heard the news of the war in Ukraine, Dziuba, a Kyiv, Ukraine native, had one thing to say: “Russia sucks.”
Penalties plagued Maryland football last season. This season, penalties have held the Terps back from being seen as one of the top programs in the conference.
The Terps looked far and away like the better team against the Hoyas. Maryland put together its best all-around performance of the season,
The Terps will look to extend their winning streak to six against the Hoyas.
The Terps will finish their two-match road trip against the Wildcats.
Maryland has lost each of its past four matches. A difficult test against Penn State will provide a challenge for Maryland to avoid a fifth consecutive defeat.
The Terps needed one play at the end to keep their hopes alive but couldn’t convert when needed, suffering a gut-wrenching loss.
The Terps will take on the Illini in a rematch of their Big Ten opener. Illinois won that match 3-1.
After top-five wins over Iowa and Northwestern in its past two-game road trip, No. 2 Maryland returns to College Park to take on Indiana.
The Terps will look to improve to 2-1 in conference play in their Family Weekend game.