The last time Maryland (6-5, 0-2 Big Ten) gave up 100 points to three opponents in one season occurred during the 1992-93 campaign when No. 6 North Carolina, unranked Florida State and the No. 1 Tar Heels (again) scored 101, 105 and 102 points, respectively. The 1990-91 squad allowed five opponents to cross the century mark.

Terps Freshman quarterback, Malik Washington, announced in a statement yesterday that he'll be returning to College Park for his second campaign with the football program.

However, Maryland has not had a turnover rate above 17% against any power-conference team. A team could turn Cadeau over and come close to matching Michigan inside, which appears to be the key to an upset. Maryland is not a good candidate to pull off that blueprint, however.

One of Maryland men’s basketball’s best performances of the young season still was not enough to pull off the upset.

Several DMV-area school districts have announced delays in response to the latest winter storm that made its way through the area over the weekend.

The look was shared by several Maryland players behind Clemsen. The Terps (4-1) lost nine of 10 bouts in an ugly 35-3 loss to No. 16 Pitt in their home opener. “We stunk today,” Clemsen said.

The No. 2 Wolverines put their 9-0 record on the line against the Terrapins at Xfinity Center, with tipoff scheduled for 8 p.m. ET on Fox.

Maryland men’s basketball star Pharrel Payne was helped off the court after suffering an apparent leg injury during Saturday night’s game.