Down by three with less than four minutes left against Indiana, Maryland football was hoping to push a game-winning drive from its own 18-yard line.
But that chance was gone as soon as it started. After getting the ball on first down, running back Javon Leake had the ball ripped from his grasp, putting the Hoosiers in prime red zone position.
Indiana got an easy 34-yard field goal on the next drive, but the Terps still had one last ditch effort. A turnover once again put a stop to any comeback hopes though, as an interception by quarterback Tyrrell Pigrome sealed a 34-28 loss.