Maryland football

By Eddie Hobbs

Maryland (four-v, 2-4 Large Ten) lost to No. 21 Michigan (seven-2, iv-2 Big Ten) 35-10 Sabbatum afternoon. With No. 13 Michigan State and No. 16 Penn Country left on the schedule, the Terps are facing an uphill boxing to gain a bowl berth.

Fourth-cord redshirt sophomore Ryan Make started Sabbatum's game for Maryland. Max Bortenschlager suffered an injury against Rutgers final calendar week; Information technology was unclear if he was able to get or not against the Wolverines.

Brand delivered inconsistent play behind center for Maryland on Saturday going 16-35, 136 yards, 1 TD and 2 INT. The squad has been struggling to replace quarterbacks Tyrell Pigrome and Kasim Hill afterward losing them to flavour-catastrophe ACL tears.

The Terps relied heavily on running back and broad receiver screens early on to ease Brand into the game. They even ran a fake screen to Lorenzo Harrison who threw the ball dorsum to Make on the other side of the field, simply they were unable to connect on the creative play telephone call.

Maryland continued to try and catch Michigan off guard. Early in the second quarter, Maryland tried a fake punt on a quaternary-and-7 from its 33-thou line and failed to catechumen. Later in the first half Maryland ran a opposite play with DJ Moore who threw the brawl to Ryan Make for 21 yards.

The Terps tried their best to fool the Wolverines, but Michigan pushed its lead to 28-0 before the terminate of the first half.

Maryland flipped the script in the second half. The Terps got on the board late in the third quarter off a Henry Darmstadter 20-yard field goal to bring the deficit to 28-3.

Maryland looked more comfy on crime in the second one-half and moved the ball with ease. Make showed poise in the pocket and led Maryland on a 11-play, 75-yard drive capped off by a 10-yard touchdown pass to Tavon Jacobs with ix:46 remaining.

It was Maryland'south terminal push as Michigan put the terminal boom in the bury after a 17-yard touchdown run by Chris Evans pushed the lead to 35-10. With merely 4:55 remaining Maryland was out of time to generate a comeback.

Maryland will travel to Due east Lansing to take on No. 13 Michigan Country Sat. The Spartans will exist looking for redemption after losing to Ohio State 48-3 while Maryland will be looking to bounce back from its ii-game losing streak.