COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The No. 17 Maryland men's soccer team travels to Rutgers for a shot at its first Big Ten regular-season crown Wednesday at 7 p.m.

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• Freshman George Campbell scored the game-winner Saturday as Maryland (10-5-2, 4-2-1 Big Ten) picked up a pivotal conference victory against Ohio State, 1-0, on Senior Night at Ludwig Field.

• Rutgers (5-10-1, 1-5-1 Big Ten) has lost two straight heading into Wednesday's Big Ten regular-season finale.

The B1g Driver's Seat

• If Maryland defeats Rutgers on Wednesday, it would clinch the Big Ten regular-season title outright. It would be the Terps' third-straight conference championship.

• The Terps would then play host to the winner of the Rutgers/Wisconsin play-in game next Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ludwig Field. Should Maryland win that game, it would also play host to the Big Ten tournament semifinals and championship Nov. 14 and 16.

Terps Notch Pivotal Win vs. Ohio State Saturday

• Freshman George Campbell scored the game-winner Saturday as the Maryland men's soccer team picked up a pivotal conference victory against Ohio State, 1-0, on Senior Night at Ludwig Field.

•Maryland picked up its lone goal of the match when Campbell corralled a ball from short-range and shot the ball above leaping Buckeye goalkeeper Alex Ivanov for the score in the 75th minute. The Terps have won seven-straight matches, surrendering a mere four goals in that span.

thank you seniors!

• Maryland honored its six-member senior class Saturday prior to the start of the match against Ohio State. Mikias Eticha, Dan Metzger, Jereme Raley, Kyle Roach, Alex Shinsky and Jordan Tatum played their final regular-season home game at Ludwig.

• The class racked up a staggering 61-14-13 record the last four seasons while capturing two ACC tournament and regular season titles and notching back-to-back trips to the College Cup.

Scouting the Scarlet knights

• Rutgers (5-10-1, 1-5-1 Big Ten) has lost two straight heading into Wednesday's Big Ten regular-season finale.

• Rutgers has been outscored 29-16 this season, despite posting only 26 fewer shots than opponents. Jason Wright has racked up half of the Scarlet Knights' goals this season, posting eight and adding two assists.

• The Terps lead the all-time series, 5-1.

gEt to know the B1g: Rutgers

• First Year of Soccer: 1938
• All-time record: 534-385-107 (heading into 2014 season)
• Nine NCAA Tournament Appearances
• Six Conference Championships (Big East/A-10)
• Head Coach: Dan Donigan
• Venue: Yurchak Field (5,000)
• Notable Alumni: Hall of Fame Inductee Alexi Lalas, Sporting KC head coach Peter Vermes and former All-Star Jon Gros.

Kabelik Scores Two as Terps Top Hartwick, 5-2

• David Kabelik scored two goals as the Maryland men's soccer team pushed its winning streak to six straight with a 5-2 rout of Hartwick last Tuesday night at Ludwig Field.  

• Kabelik (2), Mael Corboz, Tsubasa Endoh and Dan Metzger all scored for Maryland, which has surrendered a mere four goals in its current winning streak.

TErps Down SANTA CLARA

• The Maryland men's soccer team notched its fifth-straight win with a 3-1 victory against Santa Clara at Ludwig Field.

• Maryland picked up second-half goals from freshman George Campbell, fifth-year senior Jereme Raley and junior Mael Corboz as the defense limited its fifth-straight foe to one or fewer goals.

Maryland Upends #5 Indiana, 2-1

• The Maryland men's soccer team picked up a marquee road victory when it topped No. 5 Indiana, 2-1, at Armstrong Stadium.

• Senior Alex Shinsky and sophomore Alex Crognale both scored for Maryland which notched its fourth-straight victory. It is the first road win for the Terps this season, who have downed top-five ranked foes two consecutive weekends.

Crognale, Eticha Named B1G POTW (10/20)

• Mikias Eticha and Alex Crognale earned Big Ten Conference Men's Soccer Co-Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week honors, respectively, for their work against Lehigh and Indiana.

• Eticha, who earned his second weekly accolade from the Big Ten this season, scored both goals in the Terps' shutout win against Lehigh Wednesday night and provided the game-winning assist in a 2-1 victory at No. 5 Indiana Sunday afternoon.

• Crognale was instrumental in Maryland's defensive success as of late. The sophomore defender helped guide the Terps to a 343-minute shutout streak, which was snapped with a 73rd minute goal by the Hoosiers. Crognale also helped out offensively, heading home the game-winner at Indiana for his first collegiate goal.

Eticha Leads Terps Past Lehigh

• The Maryland men's soccer team pushed its winning streak to three games with a 2-0 shutout of Lehigh at a rainy Ludwig Field.

• Mikias Eticha accounted for both goals as Maryland moved its shutout streak to 270 consecutive minutes. The Terps have not surrendered a goal since an overtime heartbreaker at Northwestern on Oct. 5.

Maryland Routs No. 3 Penn State, 4-0

• The Maryland men's soccer team erupted for a season-high four goals last Sunday en route to a 4-0 shutout of No. 3 Penn State in Big Ten Conference action at Ludwig Field.

• Mael Corboz notched the first two goals of the game for Maryland and Alex Shinsky and Tsubasa Endoh each found the back of the net in the second half to give Penn State its first loss of the year.

• Zack Steffen, who boasted three saves, anchored a stellar defensive effort which held Penn State scoreless for the first time this season and entered the match averaging nearly two goals a game.

Terps Drop VCU

• Mael Corboz notched a penalty kick goal in the 17th minute to give the Maryland men's soccer team a critical win against VCU at Ludwig Field.

• Corboz nailed his third penalty kick of the season to halt a two-game losing skid for Maryland. Terrapin sophomore goalkeeper Zack Steffen tallied his fourth shutout of the 2014 campaign.

steffen tagged big ten defensive potw (10/13)

• Zack Steffen was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week for his performances against VCU and No. 3 Penn State.

• Steffen notched his fourth and fifth shutouts of the 2014 campaign with a 1-0 and 4-0 victory against VCU and No. 3 Penn State, respectively. The sophomore has played in 41 consecutive matches, logging every minute of each match for the Terrapins since his arrival. He posted five saves on the week, including three against the Nittany Lions.

DEFENSE STAYS STRONG

• Despite some offensive woes this season, the defensive unit has been steady through 17 games in 2014.

• Maryland boasts seven shutouts, including three consecutive against VCU, No. 3 Penn State and Lehigh.

• Through 17 games in 2013, Maryland had surrendered 25 goals. This season, the Terps have allowed just 15.

CLUTCH CORBOZ

• Mael Corboz has replaced former All-American Patrick Mullins as the Terps' penalty kick specialist in 2014.

• The junior transfer from Rutgers is a perfect 4-for-4 this season. He leads Maryland with seven goals this season.

• Maryland has not missed a penalty kick since its 2012 national semifinal match against Georgetown, a stretch of 14 straight attempts.

Northwestern Tops Terps in OT

• Cole Missimo scored the game-winner 1:06 into the first overtime to lift Northwestern to a 3-2 victory against the Maryland men's soccer team at Lakeside Field.

• Maryland came from two goals down to knot the game with under five minutes to play in regulation as Jeroen Meefout found the equalizer at 85:23. Mael Corboz notched the other Terrapin goal on a penalty kick midway thru the first half.

Terps Fall to No. 7 Georgetown, 1-0

• The Maryland men's soccer team dropped a 1-0 decision to No. 7 Georgetown at Ludwig Field.

• Brandon Allen notched his team-leading eighth goal in the 78th minute for Georgetown, which moved to 6-1-3 on the year. The junior forward, who ranks fifth nationally in goals, beat Terrapin keeper Zack Steffen with a 10-yard finish to his left after a ball was centered from the far side by Alex Muyl.

• The goal snapped a fabulous defensive stand for Maryland, which stretched over 274 minutes dating back to a Michigan State goal in the ninth minute on Sept. 19.

Terps Down Wisconsin for First B1G Win

• The Maryland men's soccer team picked up its first win as a member of the Big Ten Conference with a 2-0 shutout victory against Wisconsin at Ludwig Field.

• Maryland outshot Wisconsin 14-4 on the night, dominating possession for the majority of the match. The Terps also held a stout 9-2 corner kick advantage. The Terps picked up goals from sophomore Michael Sauers and senior Dan Metzger early in the second half.

CORBOZ PK LIFTS TERPS OVER DAYTON

• After being shut out in consecutive home matches for the first time since 2000, the Maryland men's soccer team picked up a penalty kick tally in the 31st minute en route to a 1-0 victory against Dayton.

• Maryland mustered a season-high 16 shots and, despite only notching one goal, dominated the run of play from the opening whistle. Dayton, an NCAA tournament qualifier a year ago, managed only five shots and one corner kick on the night. ht.

• After George Campbell was brought down on the far side of the box, Mael Corboz nailed the ensuing penalty kick, beating Dayton keeper Chris Froschauer to his right for a 1-0 lead at 30:41 It was Maryland's first penalty kick attempt of the year and Corboz's first as a Terrapin.

early goal dooms Terps vs. Michigan State

• An early Spartan goal would prove to be the difference as the Maryland men's soccer team fell to No. 16 Michigan State 1-0 in the Terps' first-ever Big Ten home match in front of over 6,000 fans at Ludwig Field.

• Michigan State netted the game-winner in the ninth minute as Jason Stacy notched his first goal of the year when he bent a right-footed strike from 10 yards past Terrapin keeper Zack Steffen for the score. It was only one of two shots the Spartans attempted on the night.

• Maryland had one quality chance at the equalizer in the first half when Alex Crognale's header pinged off the pipe after a nice look from Tsubasa Endoh. The Terps saw their chances increase drastically in the second half, however, after posting five shots in the stanza, including a Mikey Ambrose header which was barely knocked away by a Spartan defender with 30 seconds to play.

TErps Draw at michigan in first b1g game

• The No. 12 Maryland men's soccer team picked up a hard-fought result, tying Michigan 1-1 in the University's first-ever Big Ten Conference match.

• Junior David Kabelik tallied the equalizer for Maryland with 22 seconds remaining to force the match into overtime. It was the Terps' second double overtime affair in eight days.

• Maryland controlled the momentum during extra time but was unable to find the game-winner. The Terps had two solid chances in overtime including a Mael Corboz shot which was saved by Michigan keeper Adam Grinwis in the 94th minute and a Chris Odoi-Atsem strike which went just wide of the goal with 1:29 remaining in the second overtime period.

TErps STumble at Navy

• The No. 10 Maryland men's soccer team was upended by Navy 2-1 in front of a Glenn Warner Soccer Facility record crowd of 2,522.

• Jamie Dubyoski tallied the game-winner in the 54th minute to give the Midshipmen (2-1-1) the victory. Freshman Jeroen Meefout notched the lone score for Maryland which fell to 1-2-1 on the year.

#LUCAKNOWSHEART

• Prior to the start of Maryland's match against UMBC Friday, Sept. 5, fans, players and coaches shared a moment of silence for the son of former Terrapin standout AJ Delagarza, who lost a courageous battle with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome in the early morning hours that day.

• Although just one week old at his passing, Luca had a remarkable impact on the soccer community as thousands rallied around the Luca Knows Heart crusade to help educate the public about the defect.

Terps Outduel #17 Coastal Carolina 3-2

• Fueled by a crowd of nearly 5,000, the No. 2 Maryland men's soccer team topped No. 17 Coastal Carolina 3-2 in the home opener last Monday night at Ludwig Field.

• Dan Metzger, Michael Sauers and Mikias Eticha each found the back of the net for the Terps.

• Metzger posted Maryland's first goal of the year in the eighth minute after Maryland was held scoreless for the first time in nearly three years in a loss at Louisville.

ETicha tagged big ten offensive potw (9/2)

• Mikias Eticha was tagged Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week for his work in Maryland's win over No. 17 Coastal Carolina Monday night, the league announced.

• Eticha, a senior midfielder from Falls Church, Va., scored the game winning goal in the Terps' 3-2 victory over the Chanticleers in front of a Ludwig Field crowd of 4,695. Eticha added an assist, providing the helper for a Michael Sauers' tally to put the Terps up 2-1 early in the second half.

By the Numbers: Maryland Dominance

8 - Maryland appearances in the College Cup since 1998 - the most in the country.

17 - Maryland has reached the NCAA round-of-16 in 17 of the last 20 years - the most in the country.

13 - Maryland has advanced in the postseason 13 straight years - no other school has done so more than six.

4 - Every four year player since 1998 has been a part of at least one College Cup team.

3 - National championships (1968, 2005, 2008)

Steffen, Metzger named Soccer America Preseason all-americans

• Zack Steffen and Dan Metzger were both named Soccer America Preseason All-Americans.

Maryland falls at #14 Louisville in opener

• The No. 2 Maryland men's soccer team dropped its first match of the season, falling to No. 14 Louisville 1-0 at the grand opening of the Cards' new home venue Lynn Stadium.

• After a back-and-forth first half, Louisville notched the lone score of the match with an Andrew Brody tally in the 54th minute. After a nice serve from Ricardo Velazco from the near sideline, Brody found the upper right corner for the header and the Cards' first goal in Lynn Stadium history.

• It's the first time Maryland has been shut out in a match since a 0-0 tie at Seton Hall Sept. 20, 2011. The Terps haven't been shut out in a loss since Dec. 4, 2009.

Metzger Tabbed to MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List

• Senior midfielder Dan Metzger was named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List.

• Metzger was a captain as a junior for the Terps last season and was tabbed a First Team All-ACC selection. A native of Holmdel, N.J., he was named to the ACC Championship All-Tournament Team after guiding Terps to a second straight title. Metzger logged the third most minutes of any position player for Maryland, starting in all 26 games.

#UKTerps - Maryland Takes Its Talents Overseas

• Maryland spent a memorable 10 days in England in the spring, experiencing life in Manchester and London.

• The Terps tied the U21 side of Manchester United 0-0 at a foggy Aon Training Complex less than 24 hours after touching down in England.

• Maryland went on to fall to Tottenham's U21 squad 2-0 and picked up a draw at Crystal Palace 3-3 courtesy of goals from Alex Shinsky, David Kabelik and Tsubasa Endoh.

World Cup Terps

• Former Terps Omar Gonzalez and Graham Zusi played pivotal roles for the U.S. men's national team as it made a magical run at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

• Zusi notched two assists, including the game-winner against Ghana, to lead the U.S. as it defied the critics by advancing from the 'group of death' before bowing out in the round-of-16. Gonzalez provided valuable minutes in the backline and recorded a pair of starts at center back.

• Upon their return to the MLS, Gonzalez and Zusi were both named starters for the 2014 AT&T MLS All-Star game along with former Terrapin Maurice Edu.

Maryland Picked FIRST In Preseason Big Ten Poll

• Maryland topped the 2014 Big Ten Men's Soccer Preseason Poll, released by the conference office. The Terps return nine starters from last year's squad which advanced to a second consecutive College Cup. Maryland captured its second straight Atlantic Coast Conference regular season and tournament titles in 2014.

Big Ten Men's Soccer Preseason Coaches' Poll

1. Maryland

2. Michigan State

3. Michigan 

4. Penn State

5. Indiana

6. Northwestern

7. Wisconsin

8. Rutgers

9. Ohio State

Three Terps Selected To Big Ten Players To Watch List

• Tsubasa Endoh, Dan Metzger and Zack Steffen were named to the Big Ten Players to Watch List.

• Endoh appeared in all 26 games, earning starts in 25, and notched three goals and six assists on as a sophomore in 2014. Metzger was an All-ACC First Team selection as arguably the most instrumental player in the Terps' successful campaign a year ago. Steffen, one of the top goalkeeping prospects in the U.S., was named to the All-ACC Freshman Team as a rookie in 2014.

Big Ten Men's Soccer Preseason Players to Watch
Femi Hollinger-Janzen, Indiana, Jr., Forward/Midfield
Tanner Thompson, Indiana, So., Midfield
Jamie Vollmer, Indiana, Sr., Midfield
Dan Metzger, Maryland, Sr., Midfield
Zack Steffen, Maryland, So., Goalkeeper
Tsubasa Endoh, Maryland, Jr., Midfield
Tyler Arnone, Michigan, Sr., Midfield
Adam Grinwis, Michigan, Sr., Goalkeeper
Marcos Ugarte, Michigan, Sr., Midfield
Fatai Alashe, Michigan State, Sr., Midfield
Adam Montague, Michigan State, Sr., Forward
Jay Chapman, Michigan State, Jr., Midfield
Tyler Miller, Northwestern, Sr., Goalkeeper
Nikko Boxall, Northwestern, Sr., Defense
Joey Calistri, Northwestern, Jr., Forward
Alex Ivanov, Ohio State, Sr., Goalkeeper
Kyle Culbertson, Ohio State, Jr., Midfield
Danny Jensen, Ohio State, So., Forward
Andrew Wolverton, Penn State, Sr., Goalkeeper
Mikey Minutillo, Penn State, Sr., Forward
Owen Griffith, Penn State, Sr., Midfield
David Greczek, Rutgers, So., Goalkeeper
Ross Tetro, Rutgers, Jr., Defense
Nathan Bruccoleri, Rutgers, Sr., Midfield
Drew Conner, Wisconsin, Jr., Midfield
David Caban, Wisconsin, Sr., Defense/Midfield
Jacob Brindle, Wisconsin, Sr., Midfield/Forward

Odoi-Atsem, Steffen Suit up for USMNT U-20s

• Sophomores Chris Odoi-Atsem and Zack Steffen were named to the 20-player roster for the U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team as it competed at the 2014 NTC Invitational Tournament in mid-July at the U.S. Soccer National Training Center in Carson, Calif.
• The U.S. took on Chile, Bermuda and Australia in the tournament.

Welcome Rookies

• Head coach Sasho Cirovski announced the 2014 Maryland men's soccer signing class, which included two early enrollees and will be the first to compete for the Terps as a member of the Big Ten Conference.

• Freshman Jereon Meefout and junior Rutgers transfer Mael Corboz enrolled at Maryland in January and were a part of the squad's trip to England in March.

• Other signees include Jake Areman, George Campbell, Christoffer Wallander-Ianev and Eric Carbajal.

Two for Mullins

• A back-to-back MAC Hermann Trophy winner, Patrick Mullins led Maryland's high-scoring attack with 19 goals and 10 assists as a senior in 2013.

• The New Orleans, native tallied six game-winners to lead Maryland back to the College Cup for a second straight season and capped his illustrious tenure with the Terrapins ranked second in both goals and points in Maryland men's soccer career annals.

• Following the 2013 season, Mullins was drafted in the first round (11th overall) by the New England Revolution in the MLS SuperDraft.