Maryland football is fresh off its bye week with its toughest stretch of games coming up, starting with a road matchup against Wisconsin this Saturday at noon.
Maryland will then travel to Penn State before playing Ohio State at home, a brutal stretch against premier opponents in the Big Ten. The Terps will finish the regular season at home against Rutgers.
Head coach Mike Locksley’s program had a much-needed bye this past week as it was dealing with injuries to key positions, starting with quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa. Tagovailoa did not play in Maryland’s last game on Oct.