Indiana football beats Maryland 55-10
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The Hoosiers had several players out for their game at Maryland, and then lost several others due to injuries. Here's what Curt Cignetti said postgame.
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Sarratt leaves with hamstring tightness, but No. 2 Indiana rolls anyway to a 55-10 win over Maryland
The Hoosiers bearly missed a beat without their star receiver for most of Saturday's game, pummeling Maryland 55-10. It was the fifth time this season Indiana has surpassed 50 points and the third time in Big Ten play. The Hoosiers rushed for 367 yards and four touchdowns.
Wisconsin football is just hours away from kicking off its 2025 Big Ten schedule with a home matchup against the Maryland Terrapins.
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Indiana football safety Byron Baldwin was headed toward significant snaps in his freshman season before a late-camp injury knocked him out of the rotation.
The improbable task against second-ranked Indiana fizzled in a 55-10 homecoming loss at SECU Stadium, leaving the Terrapins facing the maddeningly familiar refrain of another autumn collapse. Five turnovers were largely to blame as Maryland (4-4,
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