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Nebraska defeated Maryland 48-23 to reach 5-0, despite a sloppy first half and 16 penalties. Dwayne McDougle’s 81-yard pick-six shifted momentum, while the defense forced three turnovers. The Huskers now face Indiana.
Nebraska defeated Maryland 48-23 at Memorial Stadium, achieving its first 5-0 start since 2016. Despite a chaotic first half involving 18 penalties, the Huskers dominated the fourth quarter with three touchdowns and zero points allowed. Quarterback Anthony Colandrea led the rushing attack with a career-high 106 yards, compensating for a struggling passing performance and injury-plagued running back corps. Nebraska’s next opponent is No. 6 Indiana on October 10.
Nebraska (4-0) hosts Maryland (2-2) on Saturday, Oct. 3, seeking a 5-0 start for the first time since 2016. The Cornhuskers are favored by 14.5 points after a 31-13 win over Michigan State, while Maryland rebounds from a 54-3 loss to UCLA. Key factors include Nebraska's defensive dominance, Maryland's quarterback struggles, and potential absences for Nebraska's running backs.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers are heavy favorites against the Maryland Terrapins following a week where Maryland committed five turnovers in a loss to UCLA. Nebraska, which has committed only one turnover all season, is predicted to win 38-14. While Nebraska’s defense has shown strength with six sacks against Michigan State, analysts note the team still struggles to start games effectively after halftime. A victory would keep Nebraska undefeated and one win away from bowl eligibility.
Nebraska enters its homecoming game against Maryland with a 4-0 record, averaging 42.5 points per game. Coach Matt Rhule emphasizes improvement in punt distance and third-quarter execution despite the strong start. The team will host several top recruits, including a five-star prospect, during the weekend.
Nebraska (4-0) hosts Maryland (2-2) in Lincoln on Saturday, featuring a stark contrast between top-tier quarterback Anthony Colandrea and struggling signal caller Malik Washington. The Huskers, averaging 42.5 points per game, seek to extend their undefeated streak, while the Terrapins aim to rebound from a 54-3 loss to UCLA. Coach Matt Rhule emphasizes continued improvement despite the dominant record, and freshman Jamal Rule’s availability remains uncertain due to injury.
UCLA defeated Maryland 54-3 at SECU Stadium, securing a historic 4-0 start for head coach Bob Chesney. Running back Wayne Knight rushed for 100 yards and a touchdown, while the defense recorded four interceptions, two returned for scores. The victory marked the first time a UCLA coach has won four straight games in a debut season since Red Sanders in 1949.
Maryland and Virginia Tech meet in a non-conference clash, marking the first time former Maryland assistants Mike Locksley and James Franklin face each other as head coaches. The game tests Maryland's 20-game home winning streak against a Virginia Tech team seeking momentum in its first year under Franklin.
North Carolina’s women's lacrosse team routed Maryland 16-6 in the semifinal, led by 10 combined goals from Chloe Humphrey and Addison Pattillo, and will play Northwestern for the national title on Sunday.
No. 12 Nebraska overcame a slow start to beat Maryland 74-61 at Pinnacle Bank Arena, riding an 18-3 second-half run to improve to 24-4 overall and 13-4 in the Big Ten. Braden Frager led with 21 points off the bench, Pryce Sandfort added 16, and the Huskers benefited from strong free-throw shooting (18-of-24) and a decisive late surge that pushed the lead to double digits as Nebraska pulled away.
No. 12 Nebraska hosts Maryland at Pinnacle Bank Arena as Pryce Sandfort erupts for a career-high 33 points and eight 3-pointers to fuel a win-securement push toward March Madness; the Huskers are 23-4 (12-4 Big Ten) while Maryland, in Buzz Williams’ first year, sits at 11-16. Tip-off is 6 p.m. CST on the Big Ten Network.
No. 10 Michigan State blitzed Maryland 91-48 at Breslin Center, building a 24-4 lead and pulling away in the second half as Jeremy Fears posted a career-high 17 assists along with 17 points. Coen Carr added 14 points, Carson Cooper 14, and the Spartans cruised to their sixth straight win, while Maryland, under first-year coach Buzz Williams, struggled with a depleted roster and fell to 1-8 in Big Ten play.
No. 10 Michigan State blew out Maryland 91-48 at Breslin Center, jumping to a 24-4 lead and never easing up as Jeremy Fears Jr. handed out a career-high 17 assists along with 17 points, while Coen Carr and Carson Cooper added 14 points each. MSU shot 60.7% and held Maryland to 33.3%, sealing the win to improve to 18-2 (8-1 Big Ten) while Maryland dropped to 8-12 (1-8).
The game between Oregon Ducks and Maryland Terrapins on January 2, 2026, was closely contested with multiple lead changes, featuring key plays from Solomon Washington, Kwame Evans Jr., and Darius Adams, ultimately highlighting a competitive college basketball matchup.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers secured a dramatic 34-31 victory over Maryland, overcoming turnovers and defensive lapses to win their second straight game under coach Matt Rhule, highlighted by Dylan Raiola's four touchdown passes and Emmett Johnson’s career-high 176 rushing yards.