Dylan Wade SNAGS one across the middle for a 37 yard completion to the Nova 35. That's more like it.

Tai Felton. Corner fade. Jump ball. All day. 9 yard TD, 5th of the season, 13th of his career. 31-10 Terps.

End Q3: Maryland 31, Villanova 10 An overall ugly quarter polished up by a late score to supplement Maryland's lead. Tai Felton's 39 receptions are the most by a Terp through the first four games of a season.

Villanova 37 yd FG is good. 31-13 Terps.

Tai Felton. Superlatives. 61 yards. Fighting off defenders in his wake. Up to 157 yards receiving now, his fourth-straight 100 yard game, tying a Maryland record.

MJ Morris snuck out there for a quick 14 yard TD run to the left pylon. 38-13 Terps.

Cameron Edge enters at QB for the Terps. Billy Edwards Jr. finishes 28-32 for 328 yards, 2 TD and an INT.

FINAL: Maryland 38 Villanova 20 Edwards 28-32, 328yds, 2TD, INT Felton 14rec, 157yds, TD Hemby, Ray, Prather all w/ TDs Terps start strong, finish strong in the 4th. Now 3-1, face a tough test at Indiana next week as the Big Ten schedule comes into full swing.

Maryland coach Mike Locksley notes his team's maturity after the win: “We win a game, we’re going into the locker room, and it’s almost like we lost” because of some mistakes in the second half.

On onside kick, Locksley says it shouldn't have been a surprise and that some of the young players on the KR unit left before the ball was kicked: “These are the learning and growing pains of playing these guys.”

LOL Baylor, just line up 10 guys on the goal line. Atrocious defense.

Raheem Morris, not a good coach (2x).

Maryland coach Mike Locksley, speaking ahead of the Terps' first Big Ten road game at 4-0 Indiana, says he didn't get a chance to pay as many players as he wanted to on offense last week vs. Villanova because of how the third quarter went.

Locksley: "Curt Cignetti has done a tremendous job," knows him and his father from their lengthy coaching careers, including when Towson (Locksley's alma mater) played IUP back in the day.

"Our offensive line is a work in progress still," Locksley says. "We have just got to become more consistent in the run game."

"Tai Felton is one of my favorite players" because of seeing the way he has developed in our program, Locksley says. "Nobody in our building is surprised."

On Indiana QB Kurtis Rourke, Locksley says he's a little bit of a mixture of UVA's Anthony Colandrea and Michigan State's Aidan Chiles.

"We area still a defensive led team," Locksley says despite success of guys like QB Billy Edwards Jr. and WR Tai Felton.

"Rain is weird for me, I'm a sun guy," Mike Locksley says on an overcast day. Same, coach.

Last season, Maryland beat Indiana so bad that the Hoosiers fired their offensive coordinator less than 24 hours later.  How much things can change in just a year.  Now, Curt Cignetti has IU at 4-0 and a touchdown favorite at home against the Terps: washingtontimes.com/news/2024/sep/…