Since joining the Big Ten, some of Maryland’s most high-scoring, back-and-forth games have been played against Indiana, and Saturday was no different.
The Terps and Hoosiers battled for all 60 minutes in a Homecoming shootout for the ages, with Maryland eventually coming out on top, 42-39.
Maryland showed a resiliency that it hasn’t showed since the Texas game, battling back from an early 14-0 deficit. The Terps were previously 2-9 in the D.J. Durkin era when the other team scored first, but found a way to eke this one out.
Indiana came out firing on all cylinders, completing pass after pass over the middle.