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Just two years after their last trip to College Park, Indiana visits Maryland this Saturday on an entirely different plane of existence in college football.

The Terrapins will play UCLA in their first-ever game in the hallowed Rose Bowl on Saturday, and the cross-country journey requires a lot of adaptation for a team ingrained in routine.

After two-straight games in which his team has given up a fourth quarter lead, Maryland coach Mike Locksley is leaving no stone unturned in trying to find an answer to the Terrapins' poor finishes.

Cornhuskers quarterback Dylan Raiola threw four touchdowns and three crucial interceptions, but led the game-winning drive in the final four minutes in a see-saw contest to outlast Maryland, 34-31.

If Maryland is to beat Nebraska on Saturday -- or any Big Ten team the rest of the season, for that matter -- it will require some semblance of a ground game. Whatever the Terrapins are currently presenting out of their backfield would be hard to ...

There's a thin margin of error between a season that slides into a tail spin and one that stabilizes after encountering a major speed bump. Maryland is confronting that edge this week against Nebraska.

There's a thin margin of error between a season that slides into a tail spin and one that stabilizes after encountering a major speed bump. Maryland is confronting that edge this week against Nebraska.

So many times before when presented with a prime chance to change the perception around its program, Maryland shirked its opportunity. The result after the latest chance Saturday afternoon, once again, was the same.

After fits and starts for many years, Maryland's men's and women's basketball teams finally have a long-awaited dedicated practice facility on the College Park campus just ahead of 2025-26 season.

Maryland is off to another 4-0 start, but is 0-9 under coach Mike Locksley after a bye week. This season, the Terrapins are trying to immunize themselves against that pitfall with a visit to the football pharmacy.