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2016 SCHEDULE LOOK AHEAD: OHIO STATE AT MARYLAND
The narrative blipped up not all that long ago and should stay in the forefront when it comes to Maryland football. The Terrapins are a sleeping giant, with a monster apparel deal with Under Armour as long as they can find a coach to keep the talent on the east coast home.
Maryland initially signed with Under Armour in 2008 and signed a 10-year extension worth at least $34 million in January 2014. It's one of the main reasons the Big Ten went after the school when it expanded more than two years ago, in addition to the desire to extend its conference footprint and television market along with Rutgers.
The problem is, the Terrapins were all but spectacular in their first two Big Ten seasons, which led to coach Randy Edsall's firing the day after Ohio State thumped them 49-28 in Ohio Stadium.
Administration tabbed Urban Meyer and Jim Harbaugh disciple DJ Durkin to lead the Terrapins from the fray and make them a contender in the daunting Big Ten East. Its Durkin's first head coaching job, and he worked with Meyer both at Bowling Green as a graduate assistant then at Florida as linebackers coach.
Durkin worked at Stanford under Harbaugh from 2007-09 before reuniting with him a season ago as Michigan's defensive coordinator. His coaching history and experience with high profile coaches is rare, but it remains to be seen if he can truly kick over the supposed sleeping giant that is Maryland football. The Terrapins lost.
Ohio State beat the Terrapins 52-24 behind five J.T. Barrett touchdowns at Byrd Stadium (now known as Maryland Stadium, a smart move) in 2014. Though Barrett turned in a magnificent performance that day, we'll never forget Cardale Jones jumping over a poor soul in the fourth quarter.
This year, the Buckeyes visit the east coast in mid-November after back-to-back home night games. Let's get to know what Durkin's group brings to the table in 2016.
OFFENSE
For whatever reason, Maryland really liked to throw the football last season. The only issue was its quarterbacks kept throwing it to the wrong team. Perry Hills, Caleb Rowe and Daxx Garman all combined to toss 29 interceptions on 363 passes — easily the highest total from any team in 2015. For even more perspective, the average interception rate for quarterbacks last season ranged from 1.5 to 4 percent, Maryland's finished at 8.1 percent.
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Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...16-schedule-look-ahead-ohio-state-at-maryland
I might go
Planning on our bi-annual pilgrimage for The Game so 2 in one year might not work but we shall see.
at Rutgers last year was cool and not-so-little-anymore Jax loved it.
I wouldn't venture that close to Baltimore if you gave me free tickets and invited me to a meet & greet with the team. Though it's 30 miles from College Park, I moved away from that dump for a reason. Please tell me you're planning to stay closer to DC than the TTPUN (That trash pit up North).
I haven't been to Rutgers, but I can only assume it's the same.
It was.For some reason I thought that Northwestern was initially listed as a 5:30 PM game. I could be mistaken.
My son and I are going- we're very excited to see our Buckeyes! Does anyone know how early the team goes into the stadium? My son really wants to catch them walking in, get some high fives, etc.
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Circled is the visitor's locker room. Two years ago when the Buckeyes played there, fans were able to mingle with the players & their families after the game in that parking lot. Not sure if you'll be able to get there prior to the game, but give it a shot afterwards.
Why don't you just make it easy for the terrorists? geesh.