Wujciak keeps Terps in the game
Maryland scored an offensive touchdown. I promise.
It was the first such touchdown for the Terps in almost eight quarters since starting quarterback Chris Turner sprained his knee in the second quarter against N.C. State two weeks ago and Jamarr Robinson replaced him.
It was set up by the defense.
The Terps trailed 14-6 in the second quarter when linebacker Alex Wujciak intercepted E.J. Manuel’s third-down pass and ran 82 yards to the Florida State 7. Wujciak had returned an interception 70 yards two weeks ago.
Three plays later, Maryland had a fourth and goal at the 1 and opted to go for it. Running back Davin Meggett plowed into the end zone, cutting the deficit to 14-13 in the final minute of the first half.
Florida State 14, Maryland 13 halftime
Comments
What in the world happened at the end of the game. We gave FSU a free win. Our defense was playing very good up to the end.
Only bright spot was that the terps looked like a real team and 2010..
Posted by: Norman Solow | November 21, 2009 5:44 PM