COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Maryland heads to Camp Randall Stadium to take on the Wisconsin Badgers Saturday in the first-ever meeting between the two schools. Kickoff is set for noon in Madison. Saturday's matchup is Maryland's first visit to the state of Wisconsin. With a victory in Madison, Maryland would extend its road winning streak to six. The Terps are one of two teams in the Big Ten that are undefeated this season on the road.

With 38 points against the Hawkeyes, the Terrapin offense extended its streak of scoring 24 or points to seven straight. It is the longest streak in program history to begin a season. In addition, the Terps have posted 34 or more points in five of their first seven games a feat that hasn't been accomplished since the 2002 season. Maryland's 14-point come-from-behind victory was the largest comeback by a Terrapin team since overcoming a 14-point deficit to defeat NC State 38-31 at home on Nov. 27, 2010.

Live Coverage

Saturday's game will be broadcast live on BTN and streamed live on BTN2Go at noon. Visit BTN.com to find the game in your local area. Kevin Kugler (pbp), Glen Mason (color) and Lisa Byington (sideline) will call the action. The game can also be heard on the Maryland Sports Radio Network with Johnny Holliday (pbp), Tim Strachan (color) and Scott McBrien (sideline) on the call. The game can also be heard on Sirius channel 119 and XM channel 196.

Breakin' Down Brown

Quarterback C.J. Brown totaled 219 yards of total offense in Saturday's win over Iowa. The senior signal caller finished one-yard shy of his ninth career 100-yard rushing effort totaling 99 yards on the ground. Brown also passed for 120 yards on 12-of-23 passing. Brown ranks seventh in the Big Ten averaging 221.3 yards of total offense per game and ranks eighth in the conference in passing averaging 169.6 yards per game.

• Brown increased his career passing total to 4,271 yards against Iowa and is only the 10th quarterback in school history to eclipse the 4,000-yard plateau. He currently ranks eighth in school history. In addition, with 1,524 career rushing yards, Brown is one of 10 active FBS players to pass for 4,000 or more yards and rush for 1,000 or more yards in a career.

• Brown has eight career 100-yard rushing performances. It is the most all-time for a Terrapin quarterback and is tied with former Maryland running back Da'Rel Scott (2007-2010) for the fourth-highest total in program history. In addition, Brown's total is tied for fourth nationally among active FBS quarterbacks.

• Brown has accounted for 5,795 yards of total offense in his career. He ranks fourth on Maryland's all-time list and 21st nationally among active FBS players.

On The Offense

ALL-PURPOSE DIGGS
Wide receiver Stefon Diggs leads the team in receptions (45) and receiving yards (580). Diggs hit season highs in catches (9) and receiving yards (130) against Iowa. Diggs ranks second among active FBS career leaders in all-purpose yards per game averaging 147.08 yards.

• Diggs has eight career 100-yard receiving games, which ranks second in school history. Jermaine Lewis (1992-95) holds the record with 15.

• His 3,677 career all-purpose yards is the 20th-highest active total nationally.

• He ranks fifth in Maryland history with 2,015 career receiving yards.

• Diggs is averaging 6.4 receptions per game and 82.9 receiving yards per game, which ranks second and sixth in the Big Ten, respectively.

DIGGS IN SPACE

• Wide receiver Stefon Diggs has 13 career touchdown receptions, the latest a 53-yard catch-and-run against Iowa.

• Of Diggs' 13 career touchdown receptions, six have been catches of 40 or more yards.

LONG'S B1G DEBUT

• Terrapin wide out Deon Long made his mark in the Terps' first-ever Big Ten contest totaling a career-high 10 catches for 108 yards.

• It marked the most receptions for a Terp since Stefon Diggs had 11 at BC in 2012.

• His 10 catches is tied for the most in a league game this season.

On The Defense/Special Teams

LOCKDOWN CORNER

• Defensive back William Likely picked off his Big Ten-leading fourth pass of the year Saturday and returned it 43 yards for a touchdown for the second time this season.

• Likely has returned four interceptions for 134 yards this season, the fourth-highest single-season total in school history.

IT'S GOOD
Junior kicker Brad Craddock, a member of the Lou Groza Award watch list, has made 43 career field goals and has scored 219 career points.

• Craddock's 43 career field goals ranks fourth on Maryland's all-time list.

• His 219 career points is sixth all-time at Maryland and the fourth most for a kicker.

• Craddock is averaging 9.4 points per game, which leads the conference amongst kickers.

• Craddock is one of six kickers nationally who are perfect on the season (12 of 12).

• The junior has converted 18 straight field goal attempts. That mark is a program record.\

• In addition, his 18 consecutive made field goals is the third-longest streak in Big Ten history. Mike Nugent (Ohio State) holds the record with 24 straight from 2001 through 2002.

RETURN SPECIALISTS

• For his career, William Likely has returned two punts for touchdowns, most recently against WVU (9/13). He is tied for third in school history.

• Likely's 14.8 yards per return for his career ranks second in program history.

• On kick returns, Stefon Diggs is second on Maryland's all-time list for yards per return averaging 26.23.

• Diggs' per return average of 26.23 is the 21st-highest average among active FBS players.

• For his career, Diggs has 1,259 kick return yards, a mark which is tied for fourth with Steve Suter (2001-04) in program history.

PLENTY OF PRESSURE

• Maryland's defense racked up four sacks for the second consecutive game Saturday. The Terps have totaled 11 sacks in three conference games, which is tied for the league lead.

• Maryland is averaging 2.71 sacks per game this season, which is tied for 33rd nationally.

GET TO THE QUARTERBACK
Senior Andre Monroe anchors one end of the d-line and is Maryland's active career leader in sacks. The product of Upper Marlboro, Md., has 20 career sacks including a team-high 5.5 this season.

• Monroe's 20 sacks rank third in school history.

• His 31.5 career tackles for loss rank 10th in school history.

• With 9.5 sacks in 2013, Monroe posted the best single-season sack total in school history since Kris Jenkins posted 10.0 sacks in 2000.

MEDIA INFORMATION

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