Terps' Program Continues Progressing, Opens With 'Barometer' Game

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — The Terps haven’t played a game in front of their home fans at Maryland Stadium since late November of 2019, a rather inauspicious effort in a 54-7 loss to Nebraska. But, following the spectator-less COVID-19-shortened 2020 season, UMD will take the field in front of more than a smattering of friends and family on Sept. 4 against West Virginia.

“Very excited for our team and excited for the fans,” said starting senior JACK Lawtez Rogers.