The Maryland Terrapins are looking to upset an undefeated Indiana team on the road. Maryland’s season has been a bit of a roller coaster, as they’ve shown both flashes of brilliance and moments of vulnerability. Their only loss came against Michigan State, but they’ve since bounced back with wins over Virginia and Villanova. Quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. has been impressive, passing for over 1,100 yards and adding versatility with his ability to run. The key for Maryland will be balancing their offense between the passing game and the rushing attack led by Roman Hemby. Hemby has been efficient, averaging over five yards per carry, and the Terrapins will need a big performance from him to control the clock and keep Indiana’s offense off the field. Defensively, Maryland has allowed 16.8 points per game, but they’ve struggled against the pass, giving up nearly 250 passing yards per contest. Their secondary will face a tough challenge against Indiana’s high-powered offense, and the Terrapins will need to generate pressure on Rourke to prevent big plays. This game will likely come down to whether Maryland can execute their game plan and limit Indiana’s offensive opportunities. If Edwards can stay composed and make big plays when needed, Maryland has a legitimate shot to pull off the upset and hand Indiana their first loss of the season.