Maryland reached bowl eligibility before November for the first time since 2010. But since a 6-2 start, the Terrapins have dropped consecutive games at Penn State and Wisconsin in lopsided fashion. Last Saturday’s loss was a low point as their offense, which came in averaging 31 points per game, was shut out in a 30-0 loss to the Nittany Lions. The setback was also a reflection of the trouble the Terrapins have had in moving out of the Big Ten’s middle class. Magical moment:Ohio State receiver Kam Babb blessed to score TD, share faith | Rob Oller Analysis:Another Ohio State rout, but questions remain with two weeks before The Game Since joining the conference in 2014, they have gone 3-21 against Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State, the teams that largely make up the upper of the league, and have never finished higher than third place in the East Division.…
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