Maryland football enters Saturday's season finale against Rutgers looking to avoid going 2-10 for the second time in five years. The Terps' 44-28 loss against Indiana this past weekend was their eighth straight.
This was always expected to be a bridge year for Maryland's program, but it became much worse than that. Maryland endured an incredibly hard schedule, couldn't stop throwing interceptions and just couldn't do much right all season. Rutgers has endured a slightly less bad season than the Terps have. The Scarlet Knights' only conference victory came against Indiana over a month ago, and they are ranked 105th in S&P+, while the Terps are 76th.