Maryland football capped its 2016 season Monday with a 36-30 loss to Boston College in the Quick Lane Bowl.
In an unexpectedly wild game, the Terps fell behind early but fought their way back. They faced deficits of 16-0 and 36-13, but fought all the way back to a six-point game before falling short on the final drive.
Maryland shot itself in the foot just a couple times too many. The Terps committed four turnovers, allowed seven BC sacks and were scorched too frequently early in the proceedings.
The Boston College offense, which averaged just 19 points per game in the regular season, put up 29 in the first half.