Maryland's football team faced a tough challenge against second-ranked Indiana, resulting in a 55-10 loss. Despite an early interception by Jamare Glasker, Indiana took a 20-3 lead by halftime. Maryland's freshman quarterback, Malik Washington, led a comeback attempt with a 55-yard touchdown pass to DeJuan Williams, but Indiana responded with a long touchdown run. Washington threw for 242 yards, a notable achievement for a true freshman. Despite the loss, Glasker's interception streak and Williams' top receiver performance offered some positives. Maryland will face Rutgers next on November 8th.
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