A little more than a year ago, Maryland and Iowa squared off in a back-and-forth tilt at Byrd Stadium that featured the Terps erasing a 14-point first-quarter lead before holding off a frantic Hawkeyes comeback late in the fourth quarter for a 38-31 homecoming win.
On Saturday, Iowa and Maryland will met again, but the cast of characters will be drastically different. For the Hawkeyes, former quarterback Jake Rudock is now at Michigan and already has a win over Maryland this season. For the Terps, big play wide receiver Stefon Diggs is turning heads in the NFL and quarterback C.