Terps Hoping To Learn From Tough Purdue Loss, Ready For Indiana

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — There was no talk of botched calls, phantom penalties or failed two-point conversions following Maryland’s 31-29 loss to Purdue Oct. 8 in College Park. Per headman Mike Locksley and his team, the outcome ultimately came down to a series of missed opportunities in the third and fourth quarter that, if UMD (4-2) had capitalized on just one of them, would have changed the tenor of the game.