It wasn’t always easy, but Maryland football moved to 2-0 with a 45-14 win at Bowling Green. After a penalty-ridden first half, the Terps scored 35 second-half points to turn a halftime deficit into a rout by the final whistle. Here’s what stood out from Saturday’s game.
The running backs continued to share the touches, and dominated.
A week after no Maryland player had more than 11 carries, the Terps continued to share the load in Bowling Green. Maryland had four players with more than six carries, and the Falcons couldn’t stop any of them.