SAN FRANCISCO – With one day remaining before its matchup with Stanford in the Foster Farms Bowl, the Maryland football wrapped up bowl week festivities with the Foster Farms Bowl Pep Rally and Kickoff Luncheon Monday afternoon.

Head coach Randy Edsall along with Brad Craddock, Alvin Hill, Andrew Isaacs and Quinton Jefferson took the stage at the pep rally flanked by the Might Sound of Maryland in San Francisco's Union Square along with Stanford's contingent. Edsall addressed the crowd before Craddock shared a few works expressing the team's excitement to be playing in tomorrow night's game.

Following the pep rally, the Terps along with the Cardinal attended the annual Kickoff Luncheon at Westin St. Francis Hotel. Edsall addressed the attendees putting a caper on what has been a great week of bowl activities.

"This has been a great week that we've been out here,” said Edsall. “Our guys got a chance to go to Alcatraz and go to St. Anthony's. It is very rewarding to do those things and it's great that the bowl is able to provide this. I don't know how many of our guys would be able to get there and do these types of things if it wasn't for what has taken place this week. They have worked hard this week and I am sure they've played hard when they have had the free time to do that. We are very, very grateful for the opportunity."

After Edsall stepped off the stage, Sal Conaboy and Andre Monroe shared a few thoughts on their careers at Maryland and everything surrounding bowl week.

With bowl week festivities in the book, Maryland and Stanford are set for a 10 p.m. ET kick off Tuesday at Levi's Stadium.

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