Maryland football will be heading on the road to face Purdue Saturday in search of its fourth win on the season and second in Big Ten play.
The Boilermakers come into this matchup truly aching from injuries and will be without starting quarterback Elijah Sindelar and potentially wide receiver Rondale Moore.
Even with such injuries, Purdue is a team that plays with no fear and will be hungry for its first conference win of the season on its homecoming day.
Here are some things to look for as the Terrapins and Boilermakers square off:
The Purdue offense is one-dimensional
Nothing about the Boilermaker offense stands out more than its minuscule 50.