It’s the final Maryland football home game of a tumultuous 2018 season, and if the Terps want to earn their sixth win and return to a bowl game, they’ll have to play spoiler. Maryland started the season 5-3, but losses in the last two weeks to Michigan State and Indiana have put the Terps in a tough spot. Their last two games are against Ohio State and Penn State, two of the Big Ten East’s perennial heavyweights. Maryland also lost quarterback Kasim Hill to a torn ACL, so redshirt sophomore Tyrrell Pigrome will start in his place. The Buckeyes enter College Park 9-1, but are barely in the top 10 of the College Football Playoff rankings, so even winning out might not be enough to crack the field of four. Ohio State has been through plenty of off-field controversy itself this year, but one of the most talented rosters in…
Continue Reading: Maryland football vs. Ohio State preview
