3 takeaways: Malik Washington struggles as Maryland is routed by Nebraska, 48-23
Exhales. Here we go again. ‘Same old Maryland.’ Another Saturday, another demoralizing ending. The Terps fell to Nebraska, 48-23, on Saturday to stretch their losing streak to three since opening FBS play against Virginia Tech on Sept. 19 in coach Michael Locksley’s eighth year at the helm. Maryland led for most of the first half, building a lead as large as nine points in the second quarter, ...
Three key takeaways emerged from Maryland's 48-23 loss to Nebraska on Saturday, extending their losing streak to three games since opening FBS play. Quarterback Malik Washington faced struggles as he threw for 254 yards and a touchdown, but delivered three interceptions, two of which resulted in Nebraska touchdowns. Costly self-inflicted mistakes plagued the Terps, with 70 penalty yards in the first half alone.
Maryland's fourth-quarter performance was disappointing, as they failed to secure a lead for the first time since October 2024. The team's inconsistency in the fourth quarter is a growing concern, with Maryland not winning a fourth quarter in Big Ten play since October 2024.
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