The Maryland football team certainly had a long road to get to bowl eligibility in 2016.
However, the Terrapins got the job done in their season finale against Rutgers in a 31-13 victory.
On Sunday afternoon, Maryland learned the specifics of their impending bowl matchup. It was learned that D.J. Durkin and his team would be traveling to Detroit on Dec. 26 to face Boston College in the Quick Lane Bowl.
This is the Terps’ first bowl game since facing Stanford in the 2014 Foster Farms Bowl. Maryland lost to the Cardinal 45-21 in the second postseason contest under former coach Randy Edsall.