Saturday, November 14
SECU Stadium
12:00 PM
Maryland
vs
Wisconsin
11/9/2026 11:14:00 PM | Football
Maryland (3-6, 1-5 B1G) vs. Wisconsin (6-3, 4-2 B1G)
November 14, 2026
SECU Stadium
12:00 PM
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the opening kick
- Maryland trailed by as many as nine points in the win over Purdue. It was the Terps' largest deficit overcome in a win since a 29-28 victory over USC on October 19, 2024 (trailed by 14) and largest on the road since November 28, 2015 at Rutgers (trailed by 21).
- Maryland is the only Big Ten school that has forced a takeaway in each of its conference games this season. The Terrapins have forced a takeaway in 14 of their 15 conference games since the beginning of last season.
- Following Saturday's win, Maryland is 26-0 since 2019 when scoring at least 34 points. The only other FBS team with at least that many wins and zero losses in such games over that stretch is Wisconsin (27-0).
Na'eem Abdul-Rahim Gladding surpassed 1,000 career receiving yards with a 44-yard touchdown catch on Saturday.
durr-ability
- Wide receiver Chris Durr Jr. ranks third in the Big Ten and eighth nationally in receptions per game (6.89). His 62 receptions are third in the conference and rank eighth nationally.
- Durr Jr. ranks second in the Big Ten and is tied for seventh nationally among FBS players with 418 yards after the catch.
- Durr Jr.'s five 100-yard receiving games this season are tied for the most in the Big Ten and second most in the FBS, matching the school record shared by Tai Felton (2024) and Marcus Badgett (1992).
- Durr Jr. recorded six catches for 104 yards against Rutgers and is one of six FBS players with at least four games of six or more receptions and 100 or more receiving yards this season.
Chris Durr Jr.'s 62 receptions through nine games are the second-most by a Maryland player since 1996, trailing only Tai Felton's 80 catches in 2024.
dejuan delivers
- Despite missing three games this season, DeJuan Williams leads the team with 437 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns.
- Williams rushed for 99 yards on 14 carries including a 75-yard touchdown in a 34-29 win at Purdue.
- Williams is the first Maryland player with multiple rushing touchdowns of 75 or more yards in the same season since Anthony McFarland Jr. in 2018 (two). The last Terps player with more than two in a single season was Brandon Ross in 2015 (three).
- His 56 career receptions are the second-most by a Maryland running back since 2000, trailing only Roman Hemby (112).
- Williams is one of only four Maryland running backs this century to catch at least 50 passes and is one of only eight FBS RBs to have at least 55 catches since the start of last season.
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Against Hampton, he became the first Big Ten player to have a 100-yard rushing game on three or fewer rushing attempts since Penn State's Chafie Fields vs. Arizona (8/28/1999).
DeJuan Williams is one of five FBS players with multiple 75+ yard rushing touchdowns this season.
marvelous malik
- Quarterback Malik Washington is third in the Big Ten and ranks 21st nationally with 20.78 completions per game. He also ranks fifth in the conference in passing yards (2,021) and eighth in passing yards per game (228.7).
- Washington threw for 253 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for two scores for the first time in his career in Maryland's 34-29 win at Purdue. His 90.2 PFF grade ranked eighth nationally and first in the Big Ten among quarterbacks with at least 15 dropbacks in Week 10.
- Against Purdue, Washington became the first Maryland player to average at least 14.0 passing yards per attempt on 15 or more passes in a single game since Chris Turner on October 6, 2007 against Georgia Tech.
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Washington was sacked just once last week and has been sacked nine times in 316 dropbacks this season. His sack percentage is at 2.85%, the lowest among all Big Ten quarterbacks (min. 200 dropbacks). Washington's career mark is at 2.13%, which would be the lowest by any Big Ten QB since 1996.
Malik Washington is fifth in program history in career completions (460), eighth in passing yards (5,021) and tied for ninth in touchdown passes (28).
the elee effect
- Zion Elee leads all freshmen nationally and ranks fourth overall in the Big Ten with six sacks. He also is the only freshman in the country to have forced three fumbles this season.
- He recorded 4 tackles, 2.5 sacks and a QB hurry in Maryland's 34-29 win over Purdue.
- Elee became the first Terp with multiple sacks in a Big Ten game since Ruben Hyppolite (2023) and the first freshman to accomplish the feat since Jaishawn Barham (2022).
- Elee and Sidney Stewart teamed up for a sack of Purdue QB Ryan Browne on the final play to seal the victory.
defense gets home
- Maryland's defense was disruptive throughout its 34-29 win at Purdue, recording 13 tackles for loss, its most ever in a Big Ten game, and seven sacks.
- Nahsir Taylor recorded 11 total tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss, one sack and four pressures, all career highs.
- Sidney Stewart recorded a career-high nine total tackles and 0.5 sack, along with 10 pressures and eight hurries, both of which led all Week 10 defenders.
- Lavain Scruggs recorded eight tackles, a sack and a forced fumble.
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