Up 2-0 at the half, Maryland men’s soccer seemed to have the match against No. 19 Michigan State completely in hand.
However, the Terps faltered in the second half, struggling to create significant opportunities. A brilliant header by Spartans forward Jonathan Stout in the 76th minute tied the game at two.
The eventual 2-2 draw kept Maryland (3-6-3) winless in Big Ten play.
Maryland came out swinging, especially on the attack. Head coach Sasho Cirvoski went all-in with his game plan, not only packing the box with players, but also turning his wingbacks into viable contributors.