Maryland football concludes a two-game homestand at SECU Stadium with a noon game against Purdue this Saturday.
The Terps are fresh off an imposing 27-13 home win over Michigan State last Saturday. Led by defensive coordinator Brian Williams, their defense was remarkable, making adjustments to allow zero points and only 75 yards in the second half.
Redshirt junior quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa was also magnificent against the Spartans, completing 32-of-41 passes for 314 yards and a touchdown. Doing so, he became the fastest quarterback to reach 6,000 air yards in program history. Tagovailoa also leaped Boomer Esiason for third all-time in Maryland passing yards.