After consecutive tough losses to Michigan State and Indiana, Maryland football returns home for senior day Saturday against No. 10 Ohio State.
Despite outgaining Indiana by 168 yards and Anthony McFarland’s record-breaking day, the Terps fell to the Hoosiers last week thanks to four turnovers and ten penalties. Maryland must clean up their game if they want to have a chance Saturday against the talented Buckeyes.
Ohio State has an elite passing attack, led by sophomore quarterback and one-time Maryland commit Dwayne Haskins, gaining 354.9 yards per game through the air. The Terps and their top-20 pass defense must contain the Buckeyes if they want the game to stay close.