Offense in a rut Maryland ’s offense needs to find rhythm and balance. Backup quarterback C.J. Brown was the Terrapins’ leading rusher against Temple with 29 yards. The Terrapins had four drives of three or fewer plays, which in turn hurt Maryland’s defense because it received little rest. The Terrapins reached the red zone just twice. All eyes will be on the return of wide receivers Ronnie Tyler and Quintin McCree, seniors who served two-game suspensions, and how much the expected high-octane offense improves with them back. Quarterback Danny O’Brien has not looked himself in their absence. Towson’s defense is no pushover. The Tigers rank first out of 120 Football Championship Subdivision teams in scoring defense and 12th in total defense. Read full article > >

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