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A kickoff return for a touchdown starts Maryland on the way to victory after the Cavaliers go ahead 14-0.

Maryland left tackle DJ Glaze believes cleaning up penalties can be the difference between the Terps making a bowl run and competing for championships. "I think that's what will separate us from winning eight games versus winning 10, 11, 12 games," Glaze said.

Maryland moved to the Big Ten in 2014 and storied rivalries with longtime ACC opponents, particularly Virginia, went by the wayside.The Cavaliers and Terrapins reconvene for the first time since 20

A longtime rivalry will be rekindled when Virginia and Maryland kick off Friday night in primetime at SECU Stadium.

When Maryland allowed two touchdowns 10 seconds apart near the beginning of its game against Charlotte, the Terrapins could take solace in the fact that they had plenty of time left. “These guys understand,” Maryland coach Michael Locksley said. Roman Hemby ran for 153 of his 162 yards in the second half, and Maryland overcame a wretched start to beat Charlotte 38-20 on Saturday night.

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Line: Maryland by 24 1/2, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. Poggi grew up in Baltimore and coached at Gilman and Saint Frances, two Maryland high schools. Byrd was Charlotte's leading rusher a season ago and is on the watch list for the Paul Hornung Award, but the 49ers are up against a Maryland team that has gone three straight games without allowing a touchdown dating to last year.

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It was clear from the beginning that Maryland was going to let Taulia Tagovailoa shine in its season opener. Tagovailoa threw for three touchdowns and ran for one in the first half of Maryland's 38-6 rout of Towson on Saturday. The Terrapins took their standout quarterback out late in the third quarter, allowing backups to play against an FCS opponent.

The relationship between Maryland football HC Michael Locksley and starting QB Taulia Tagovailoa is built on more than just wins and losses. It's also built on trust. "If they trust you, they'll play for you," Locksley said. "I can always talk to him anytime," Tagovailoa said.