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GAME INFO SETTING THE STAGE TELEVISION BTN MARYLAND INDIANA Lisa Byington (pxp) 2017 Record: 3-4 (1-3 B1G) 2017 Record: 3-4 (0-4 Big Ten) J Leman (analyst) Head Coach: DJ Durkin (Bowling Green '01) Head Coach: Tom Allen (Maranatha Baptist ‘92) Coach’s Record: 10-11 (.476)/2nd season Coach’s Record: 3-5 (.375)/1st season RADIO 105.7FM (Balt.) / 980AM (DC) Coach’s Record at Maryland: 9-11 (.450)/2nd season Coach’s Record at Indiana: 3-5(.375)/1st season Sirius (134) / XM (196) Top Passer: Max Bortenschlager (So.) / 686 yds / 7 TDs / 3 INTs Top Passer: Peyton Ramsey / 973 yds / 7 TDs / 4 INTs TuneIn Radio App Top Rusher: Ty Johnson (Jr.) / 571 yds / 6.8 yds/c / 4 TDs Top Rusher: Morgan Ellison / 473 yds / 4.7 yds/c / 3 TDs Johnny Holliday (pxp) / 39th season Top Receiver: DJ Moore (Jr.) / 668 yds / 14.2 yds/c / 7 TDs Top Receiver: Simmie Cobbs, Jr. / 462 yds / 10.5 yards/c / 3 TDs Tim Strachan (analyst) / 22nd season Top Tackler: Jermaine Carter, Jr. (Sr.) / 47 TT / 4.0 TFLs / 2.5 sacks Top Tackler: Tegray Scales / 56 TT / 6.5 TFLs / 3.5 sacks COACH LOCATIONS DJ Durkin (f) Head Coach Walt Bell (b) Offensive Coord./QBs WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Andy Buh (b) Defensive Coord. Chris Beatty (f) Assoc. HC / WRs Maryland is in search of its first victory against Indiana since 2014 as it welcomes the Hoosiers for Homecoming Saturday, Pete Lembo (f) Asst. HC/Special Tms/TEs Oct. 28, to Capital One Field at Maryland Stadium. The victory in 2014 marked Maryland’s first-ever win as a member of Jimmy Brumbaugh (f) Co-Def. Coord./DL 1 the Big Ten Conference in conference action. Aazaar Abdul-Rahim (f) DBs Matt Barnes (f) LBs Matchups between Maryland and Indiana over the last three seasons have proven to be high-scoring affairs, with the Tyler Bowen (f) OL Terps averaging 33.7 points and Hoosiers averaging 34.7 points in the three meetings. In last season’s meeting then- Anthony Tucker (f) RBs 3 sophomore Ty Johnson ran for 142 yards and a touchdown (10.9 yards/carry) and DJ Moore totaled five catches for 81 yards and a touchdown. Maryland defensive back Josh Woods intercepted his second pass of the season against Wisconsin last weekend. The 2017 SCHEDULE interception marked Maryland’s eighth through seven games this season. For comparison’s sake, the Terps notched DATE OPPONENT TIME 7 just five picks last year. Maryland ranks third in the Big Ten with a +5 turnover margin (+0.71/g), having lost the turnover S2 at #23 Texas W, 51-41 battle just once in 2017 (UCF). S9 Towson W, 63-17 S23 UCF L, 10-38 The Terps have played the toughest strength of schedule so far in 2017, as its opponents have accumulated a 27-9 overall record (.750). Overall, Maryland is on pace to play the toughest schedule in the country with its cumulative opposition S30 at Minnesota * W, 31-24 8 currently posting a 49-20 record (.710). Iowa is projected to play the second-toughest schedule, with its opponents O7 at #10 Ohio State * L, 14-62 notching a cumulative 65.8 winning percentage. O14 Northwestern * L, 21-37 O21 at #5 Wisconsin * L, 13-38 Junior wide receiver and Biletnikoff Award Watch List member DJ Moore remains statistically the top wideout in the Big O28 Indiana (BTN) + * 3:30 pm Ten, currently leading the conference in TD catches (7), reception yards (668), reception yards per game (95.4) and N4 at Rutgers (BTN) * 3:30 pm 12 receptions per game (6.7). Moore had an incredible day against Northwestern on Oct. 14, posting career-highs in catches N11 Michigan * TBA (12) and receiving yards (210) while scoring two touchdowns. N18 at #16 Michigan State * TBA Maryland welcomes Indiana for its annual Homecoming game this weekend, posting a 56-34-4 (.617) overall mark in the N25 #2 Penn State * TBA contest since it was first notated in 1923. The Terps have won two of their last three Homecoming contests, including ALL CAPS indicates home game; *Big Ten game; + 25 Homecoming game.; All times Eastern last season’s 50-7 defeat of Purdue. 2017 STAT RANKS STREAKS MD FBS CONF CONF. FBS IND Starts: LB Jermaine Carter, Jr. (32) 30.4 119 14 3rd Down Offense Pct. 9 95 35.3 Starts on Offense: WR DJ Moore (30) 49.1 123 14 3rd Down Defense Pct. 4 18 30.0 Games with a Catch: DJ Moore (28 - B1G active long; longest since Torrey Smith (30)) 55.3 91 9 Completion Pct. 5 58 60.0 Wins when allowing <20pts: 21 (last loss: 11/28/09 vs. BC) 23.7 25 5 Kick Return Avg. 11 107 18.0 155.9 118 13 Passing Offense 6 58 236.3 259.0 102 14 Passing Defense 5 20 181.4 11.3 30 3 Punt Return Avg. 1 10 16.5 84.4 78 10 Red Zone Defense 13 109 90.5 SOCIAL MEDIA CONTACT 76.2 102 12 Red Zone Offense 7 72 82.6 180.1 84 13 Rushing Defense 10 62 160.3 Twitter: @TerpsFootball Dustin Semonavick 173.1 56 7 Rushing Offense 13 103 131.3 @CoachDurkin (Asst. AD/FB Communications) 36.7 113 14 Scoring Defense 11 56 24.6 Instagram: @TerpsFootball Email: [email protected] 29.0 62 4 Scoring Offense 9 88 25.3 Facebook: /MarylandFootball O: 301-314-7065 // C: 757-544-8393 1.43 102 11 Team Sacks 5 38 2.43 YouTube: /MarylandAthletics 27:26 109 13 Time of Possession 14 119 26:41 Sean Ellenby 439.1 105 14 Total Defense 7 29 341.6 (Secondary Football) 329.0 115 12 Total Offense 8 94 367.6 Email: [email protected] +0.71 25 3 Turnover Margin 14 119 -1.14 O: 301-314-8093 GAME 8: MARYLAND vs. INDIANA 2017 MARYLAND FOOTBALL MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Practice DJ Durkin Press Player Availability - Practice Walk Thru Game 8 OFF (Closed to Media) Conference - Noon 12:30 p.m. (Closed to Media) (Closed to Media) Indiana at Maryland (Press Box) (Press Box) (Homecoming) DJ Durkin BTN - 3:30 pm Player Availability - 12:30 pm (Press Box) Coord. Availability Teleconference - 1:00 pm Noon Postgame DJ Durkin Big Ten (Press Box) (Contact Dustin DJ Durkin and player Coaches Semonavick for call- availability Teleconference Practice in information) - 1:12 p.m. (Closed to Media) (Contact Dustin Semonavick for call-in DJ Durkin Radio information) Show - 7 p.m. Practice (Buffalo Wild Wings - (Closed to Media) College Park) Maryland Media Relations Interviews Dustin Semonavick (Primary) Zack Bolno Media interviews with all Maryland players Assistant AD/Football Communications Sr. Associ. AD/Strategic Comm. & Media Relations and coaches must be arranged through Email [email protected] Email [email protected] the Maryland Media Relations Depart- Phone .............................................301-314-7065 (O) Phone ............................................ 301-314-1482 (O) ment. Contact Dustin Semonavick, assistant ...............................................757-544-8393 (C) athletics director/football communications, at dustin@ umd.edu or at 301-314-7065 to arrange interviews with Sean Ellenby (Secondary) Important Telephone Numbers head coach DJ Durkin and Maryland players. Members Assistant Director, Athletics Media Relations Media Relations Office ..........................301-314-7064 of the media may also contact Sean Ellenby, as- Email ............................................ [email protected] Capital One Field at Maryland Stad. Press Box sistant director of media relations, at sellenby@umd. Phone .............................................301-314-8093 (O) Phone ...................................................301-405-7810 edu or at 301-314-8093 to arrange player interviews. MEDIA GUIDELINES Season Practice Policy Postgame Media Availability Social Media Practices, which are normally scheduled for Monday, At home, Durkin will address the media in Glazer Au- Twitter fan feeds for the athletic department (@um- Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, are closed to the ditorium of the Gossett Football Team House. Players terps), the football program (@TerpsFootball) and head media and public. Friday walk-throughs (home and will follow Durkin. On the road, Durkin and players will coach DJ Durkin (@CoachDurkin) are available. Our away) are also closed. Contact Dustin Semonavick for address the media at a designated location. The locker Facebook home is located at http://www.facebook.com/ photo and B-roll requests. room is closed and interviews are not permitted on the marylandterrapinsofficialpage along with the football field at the conclusion of any game. program at http://www.facebook.com/TerpsFootball. On Instagram, you can follow Maryland athletics (/ Parking for Media Availability marylandterrapins) and the football program (/Terps. 2017 Big Ten Football Coaches Parking will be available on the concourse of Capital Football) with content also available on YouTube for the Teleconference (Eastern Time) One Field at Maryland Stadium. Enter at Gate E, which athletics department (/marylandathletics). is located on the North side of Maryland Stadium on Chris Ash, Rutgers Noon Stadium Drive. Turn left and park against the brick collegepressbox.com Jim Harbaugh, Michigan 12:08 p.m. walls. The press box in Tyser Tower may be accessed Collegepressbox.com is the official media website for Paul Chryst, Wisconsin 12:16 p.m. by utilizing elevator 1 on the concourse. The press box NCAA FBS football. 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