COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Maryland is set to meet Stanford for the first time in program history in the Foster Farms Bowl at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. Kickoff is set for 10:05 p.m. ET on Dec. 30. It is Maryland's second bowl berth in as many seasons and its 26th all-time.

This is Maryland's second appearance in San Francisco's annual bowl game. The Terps traveled to the Bay Area in 2007 when the bowl was known as the Emerald Bowl. Maryland fell to Oregon State, 21-14.

Maryland has played some of its best football away from home. The Terps have won five road games this season, the most in the Big Ten, and the highest total for a Maryland team since 1984. The Terps have won seven of their last nine games away from home.

Live Coverage

Maryland's matchup with Stanford in the Foster Farms Bowl will be broadcast live on ESPN and streamed live on WatchESPN at 10 p.m. ET. Dave Flemming (pbp), Greg McElroy (color) and Shelley Smith (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 ESPN Radio and SiriusXM channel 84. For a listing of ESPN Radio affiliates in your area, click here.

MARYLAND SEASON AWARDS

Head coach Randy Edsall handed out the 2014 team awards Monday afternoon. Here is a list of this year's recipients.

The George C. Cook Memorial Award (Presented to the senior student-athlete that maintains the highest GPA) - C.J. Brown and Nathan Renfro (virtual tie)

The George Boutselis Memorial Award (Presented to the student-athlete who both lettered in football while attaining the highest GPA on the team) - P.J. Gallo

Public Service Award - Sal Conaboy

Dr. John E. Faber Iron Man Award - Yannik Cudjoe-Virgil

The A.V. Williams Award (Presented to the student-athlete that best displays outstanding and conspicuous sportsmanship) - Cole Farrand

The Alvin L. Aubinoe Unsung Hero Trophy (Presented to the student-athlete that best displays the true meaning of teamwork) - Michael Tart

The James M. Tatum Memorial Award (Lineman of the Year) - Darius Kilgo

Special Team Player of the Year - Brad Craddock

Defensive Player of the Year - Andre Monroe

Offensive Player of the Year - C.J. Brown

The Ray Krouse Memorial Award (Team MVP) - William Likely

Dexter McDougle Ultimate Team Player Award - Jeremiah Johnson

TERPS BY THE NUMBERS

1 - Kicker Brad Craddock became Maryland's first-ever Lou Groza Award winner when he was presented the honor at the 2014 Home Depot College Football Awards. Craddock has made 18-of-19 field goal attempts this season.

2 - Defensive back William Likely has taken two of his six interceptions back for touchdowns. His two interception returns for touchdowns are tied for first amongst FBS teams. In addition, Likely, as a sophomore, has already tied the career record at Maryland.

4 - Wide receiver Stefon Diggs is only the fourth Terrapin wideout all-time to have at least two 50-catch seasons. Diggs has 52 catches this season after totaling 54 as a freshman in 2012. He joins Jermaine Lewis (1992-95), Geroy Simon (1993-96) and Torrey Smith (2008-10) as the only receivers in school history to accomplish the feat.

6 - Against Michigan (11/22), defensive back William Likely picked off his sixth pass. That total led the Big Ten and is tied for seventh in the FBS. The sophomore has returned his six interceptions for 170 yards, a single-season school record and the second-highest total nationally.

8 - Maryland placed eight players on the 2014 All-Big Ten team, the most players to earn all-conference honors in the Randy Edsall era. Kicker Brad Craddock and defensive back William Likely led the group. Craddock and Likely earned first-team honors from the coaches and media.

17 - The number of years since Maryland last had two 100-yard rushers in the same game. Brandon Ross and C.J. Brown rushed for 108 and 107 yards, respectively, against Rutgers (11/29). LaMont Jordan (135) and Brian Underwood (114) accomplished the feat at Temple on Sept. 27, 1997.

24 - The number of career sacks for defensive lineman Andre Monroe. The senior lineman is a half of sack shy of becoming Maryland's all-time sack leader. Monroe currently is tied with Mike Corvino (1979-1982) for the career record.

94.7 - The percentage of field goals made by Brad Craddock this season. It is a Maryland single-season record and currently leads the nation. For his career, Craddock has converted 81.7 percent of his field goal tries, which is a program record and the 17th-highest average among active FBS kickers.

WHAT CAN BROWN DO FOR YOU?

Quarterback C.J. Brown recorded his ninth career 100-yard rushing performance in the regular-season finale against Rutgers. Brown rushed 107 yards and a touchdown, and passed for 195 yards and two scores. For his career, Brown is now responsible for 57 touchdowns and is Maryland's all-time record holder. Brown currently has 6,898 total offensive yards for his career, which ranks second all-time. Brown is within striking distance of becoming only the second player in Maryland history to eclipse 7,000 total offensive yards for his career and passing Scott Milanovich (7,111) for the all-time mark.

• Brown increased his career passing total to 5,167 yards against Rutgers and is only the sixth quarterback in school history to eclipse the 5,000-yard plateau. He currently ranks fifth in school history. In addition, with 1,731 career rushing yards, Brown is one of 10 active FBS players to pass for 5,000 or more yards and rush for 1,000 or more yards in a career.

• Brown ranks fourth in school history in completions with 422. Milanovich holds the program record with 650. 

• Brown has nine career 100-yard rushing performances. It is the most all-time for a Terrapin quarterback and is the fourth-highest total in program history. LaMont Jordan holds the program record with 18 from 1997-2000. In addition, Brown's total ranks fourth nationally among active FBS quarterbacks.

• Brown has accounted for 6,898 yards of total offense in his career. He ranks second on Maryland's all-time list and 22nd nationally among active FBS players.

On The Offense

ALL-PURPOSE DIGGS

Wide receiver Stefon Diggs leads the team in receptions (52) and receiving yards (654). Diggs hit season highs in catches (9) and receiving yards (130) against Iowa (10/18). Diggs ranks second among active FBS career leaders in all-purpose yards per game averaging 147.52 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 3,983 career all-purpose yards is the 24th-highest active total nationally.

• He is tied for third in Maryland history with Darrius Heyward-Bey (2006-08) with 2,036 career receiving yards.

• Diggs is averaging 5.8 receptions per game and 72.7 receiving yards per game, which ranks second and fourth in the Big Ten, respectively.

POUND THE ROCK

Running back Wes Brown has been the chosen short-yardage back for the Terps late in the season.

• Brown leads all running backs with five touchdowns.

• Four of his five touchdowns have come from one-yard out.

• Over the last two games, Brown is averaging 4.1 ypc.

On The Defense

LOCK IT DOWN

• Sophomore defensive back William Likely led the Big Ten in interceptions (6) and tied for second in passes defensed (14).

• His six interceptions are the tied for the seventh-highest single-season total in school history and are the most for a Maryland player since Tony Jackson in 2001.

• Likely has returned two of his interceptions for touchdowns, which is tied for the highest total in the nation. He is also tied with six other players for the most in Maryland history, and is tied for the second-highest single-season total in Big Ten history.

• His 14 passes defensed are the most for a Maryland player since Curome Cox had 14 in 2002. Domonique Foxworth had 22 the same season.

GET TO THE QUARTERBACK

Senior Andre Monroe is Maryland's active career leader in sacks. The product of Upper Marlboro, Md., has 24 career sacks including a team-high 9.5 this season.

• Monroe's 24 sacks are tied for the school record with Mike Corvino (1979-1982).

• His 36.5 career tackles for loss rank fourth all-time at Maryland.

• With 9.5 sacks this season, Monroe has matched his total from last season and is 3.5 sacks shy of tying the single-season school record held by Mark Duda (1982) and Bruce Palmer (1978).

On The SPECIAL TEAMS

IT'S GOOD

Junior kicker Brad Craddock, the 2014 Lou Groza Award recipient, has made 49 career field goals and has scored 248 career points.

• Craddock's 49 career field goals rank third on Maryland's all-time list.

• His 248 career points are fourth all-time at Maryland and the third most for a kicker.

• Craddock leads the FBS with a 94.7 field goal conversion rate (18-19).

• The junior converted 24-straight field goal attempts. That mark is a program record.

• In addition, his 24 consecutive made field goals tied the Big Ten record held by Ohio State's Mike Nugent (2001-02).

Gameday Notes

Flag Bearers: Linebacker Cole Farrand will carry the American flag, and linebacker Matt Robinson will carry the Maryland state flag during Saturday's introductions.

Game Captains:  With the establishment of the leadship council, Edsall will name game captains prior to each contest. The captains for Saturday's game against Penn State are quarterback C.J. Brown (offense), linebacker Yannik Cudjoe-Virgil (defense), and kicker Brad Craddock (special teams).

MEDIA INFORMATION

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