Maryland football has been searching for answers for the past month. It looked the part Saturday against No. 9 Penn State.
Unable to slow the Nittany Lions’ methodical offense or break through their stout defense with any consistency, Maryland’s losing streak was extended to four games in a 51-15 loss.
Touchdown drives in the second and fourth quarters were bright spots on an otherwise dreary evening for the Terps’ offense. Meanwhile, their defense was picked apart by Penn State quarterback Drew Allar. On both sides of the ball, the Nittany Lions had their way in the trenches.