Maryland Terrapins

Big Ten 0-4 conf • 16th in Big Ten
#127
National Rank
-30.205
Power Rating
2-5
Record

Score Breakdown

Victory Value +4.91
Loss Penalty -36.13
Schedule Strength +1.02
Recent Form 0.0
Total Score -30.205
Quality Wins
0 vs 6.5+/10 opponents
Schedule Strength
5.85/10 · Average
Rivalry Record
0-0 vs rivals
Road Record
1-2 away
P4 Record
0-5
G6 Record
1-0

Game-by-Game Analysis

Date Opponent Result Score Location Opp Quality Notes
Sat, Sep 05
Hampton
W 62–0 Home 0.5/10 +62 pts
Sat, Sep 12 W 38–14 Away 4.6/10 +24 pts
Sat, Sep 19 L 26–35 Home 5.7/10 -9 pts
Sat, Sep 26 L 3–54 Home 6.8/10 -51 pts
Sat, Oct 03 L 23–48 Away 5.2/10 -25 pts
Sat, Oct 10 L 16–45 Away 6.5/10 -29 pts
Sat, Oct 17 L 30–37 Home 4.3/10 -7 pts
Sat, Oct 31 Scheduled Sat, Oct 31 · 12:00 PM Home — FS1
Rankings History
Victory Value Trend
Win/Loss Breakdown
Opponent Quality Distribution
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Season Map
Opponent Quality vs. Result
Score Breakdown Radar

Understanding This Team's Score

Strengths
  • Road win at UConn (38–14)
  • Beat UConn by 24 points in their most convincing win
  • Averaging a 24.0-point margin of victory against FBS opponents — not just winning, dominating
  • Shut down UConn, holding them to 14 points
Areas for Improvement
  • Lost 5 straight — in a difficult stretch that's hurting the resume
  • Going just 1-3 at home — can't protect the home field
  • Defense is a serious concern — surrendering 38.8 points per game
  • Dropped a game against Rutgers (37–30), a 4.3/10 opponent they should have beaten
  • Blown out by 51 points against UCLA — a lopsided loss that raised real questions
  • Just 0-5 against Power Four opponents — struggles against elite competition
  • Being outscored by 16.2 points per game against FBS opponents — the numbers don't lie
  • Been blown out 3 times this season — there are real questions about the team's depth and resilience
  • Scored 30 against Rutgers and still lost (37–30) — the defense has real problems
  • Was held to just 3 points by UCLA — the offense can be completely shut down
  • Allowed 54 points to UCLA — a historically bad defensive performance
Opponent quality scale: 7–10 Elite 5–7 Good 1–5 Below avg