Showing posts with label Maryland Terrapins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maryland Terrapins. Show all posts

Monday, December 26, 2016

Quick Lane Bowl: BC Eagles Top Terps In Detroit

At Detroit:

Patrick Towles threw for two touchdowns and also caught a pass for another score on Monday as the Boston College Eagles (7-6) held off the Maryland Terrapins (6-7) 36-30 in the Quick Lane Bowl.

Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Foster Farms Bowl: Cardinal Roll Over Terps In Santa Clara

At Santa Clara, California:

Quarterback Kevin Hogan threw for 189 yards and two touchdowns while running back Remound Wright ran for three more scores as the Stanford Cardinal (8-5) made turtle soup out of the Maryland Terrapins (7-6) 45-21 in Tuesday's Foster Farms Bowl.

Friday, December 27, 2013

Military Bowl: Thundering Herd Spoil Terps' ACC Finale

At Annapolis, Maryland:

Quarterback Rakeem Cato completed 28 of 44 passes for 337 yards and three touchdowns including an eight-yarder to Gator Haskins to seal the victory as the Marshall Thundering Herd (10-4) defeated the Maryland Terrapins (7-6) 31-20 in Friday's Military Bowl, spoiling the Terps' final football game as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference (they will be joining the Big 10 Conference next year).

Sunday, November 17, 2013

Beavers Knock Off Terps On Road For First Win Over ACC Team Since '99

At College Park, Maryland:

Roberto Nelson scored 31 points and Devon Collier added 29 (to go with his 11 rebounds) as the Oregon State Beavers (2-1) on Sunday defeated an Atlantic Coast Conference school for the first time since 1999 as they knocked off the Maryland Terrapins (1-2) 90-83, snapping the Terps' 30-game non-conference home winning streak.

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Terps Win One For Outgoing "Fridge"

At Washington:

Running back Da'Rel Scott scored two touchdowns on runs of 61 and 91 yards as he ran for 200 yards on 13 carries as Maryland (9-4) manhandled East Carolina (6-7) 51-20 in Wednesday's Milatary Bowl.  Despite the 8-4 regular season record and award as the Atlantic Coast Conference's coach of the year, Maryland head coatch Ralph Friedgen was fired and this was his final game aften ten years as coach at his alma mater (record: 75-50).