3 Takeaways from Maryland Football's Loss to Indiana
Coach Michael Locksley's record against conference foes has slipped to 16-39, leaving the Terps scrambling to prevent the season from spiraling.
Locksley had expressed optimism about the Terps' chances against Indiana, citing correctable mistakes from their previous three one-score losses.
"I obviously didn’t coach well enough, the players obviously didn’t execute well enough,"
The Terps' performance was their worst of the season, with an average of 2.2 yards per rush, nearly 600 yards allowed, and less than half the time of possession compared to Indiana.
Author's summary: Maryland football struggles after loss to Indiana.
- Average of 2.2 yards per rush
- Nearly 600 yards allowed
- Less than half the time of possession compared to Indiana
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