Maryland football opened its season Saturday with a convincing 50-7 win over UConn.
The Terps dominated on both sides of the ball. The offense, led by Billy Edwards Jr., posted 629 total yards — 381 passing and 248 rushing — and did not turn the ball over. Meanwhile, UConn struggled to earn first downs for most of the day. While Maryland certainly was not flawless, it was a promising start to the season.
Here are three takeaways from Saturday’s game.
Edwards got the start, but multiple quarterbacks played
Head coach Mike Locksley has kept his decision on the starting quarterback under wraps for the entire offseason, only admitting the finalists were Edwards, MJ Morris and Cameron Edge.