Throw everything out the window.
After beating North Carolina State handily on Sunday in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, the Maryland men’s soccer team (9-6-4) finds itself among the final 16 teams in the country.
As a surprising No. 11 overall seed, the Terps took care of business at home and now go back on the road to face one of the elite programs in college soccer. On Saturday night, the Terrapins will battle it out against No. 6-seed Duke, who’s coming off a grueling 1-0 win over Pacific last weekend.
Maryland has a ton of history with the Blue Devils, as the two teams used to be fierce rivals in the ACC.