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NORTHERN ILLINOIS AT MARYLAND (7:30 P.M., BTN)
NORTHERN ILLINOIS AT MARYLAND (7:30 P.M., BTN)
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After slipping past Holy Cross 19-17 last week, Northern Illinois hits the road to take on Big Ten foe Maryland.
• The Terrapins are also 1-0 after defeating Florida Atlantic 39-7 in their opener.
• Maryland scored 26 points in the second quarter to break a 7-7 tie. The Terrapins added six more in the third period for the game's final points.
• While the score was lopsided, man stats were not as FAU had one more first down and registered just 26 less yards of total offense.
• A key factor in the outcome was six FAU turnovers (4 INT). Maryland played turnover-free football.
• UM freshman QB Malik Washington completed 27-of-43 passes, good for 256 yards and three TDs.
• Kicker Sean O'Hara connected on all three field goal tries with a long of 49.
• In NIU's win over Holy Cross, the Huskies rushed 40 times for a total of 190 yards and one score.
QB Josh Holst completed 12-of-18 passes for 101 yards with an interception.
• Both Holy Cross and NIU returned one kickoff for a touchdown.
• NIU was flagged seven times for 48 yards, while HC had just one penalty for five yards.
• The Terrapins are also 1-0 after defeating Florida Atlantic 39-7 in their opener.
• Maryland scored 26 points in the second quarter to break a 7-7 tie. The Terrapins added six more in the third period for the game's final points.
• While the score was lopsided, man stats were not as FAU had one more first down and registered just 26 less yards of total offense.
• A key factor in the outcome was six FAU turnovers (4 INT). Maryland played turnover-free football.
• UM freshman QB Malik Washington completed 27-of-43 passes, good for 256 yards and three TDs.
• Kicker Sean O'Hara connected on all three field goal tries with a long of 49.
• In NIU's win over Holy Cross, the Huskies rushed 40 times for a total of 190 yards and one score.
QB Josh Holst completed 12-of-18 passes for 101 yards with an interception.
• Both Holy Cross and NIU returned one kickoff for a touchdown.
• NIU was flagged seven times for 48 yards, while HC had just one penalty for five yards.
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