Maryland football seeks recovery after heavy loss to UCLA

Maryland football is looking to recover following a 54-3 loss to UCLA, a game characterized by significant offensive struggles and five turnovers. The Terrapins' offense, which had previously scored 126 points through its first three games, managed only 181 total yards and a season-low 1.3 yards per carry during the defeat.

The team faced a depleted backfield, resulting in a struggling ground game that produced only 39 rushing yards. Additionally, the passing attack faltered, with quarterback Malik Washington facing consistent pressure and struggling with decision-making.

Maryland now prepares to face Nebraska, where they enter as underdogs. While the recent performance was poor, analysts are watching to see if the team can respond with a more disciplined game, particularly in ball security, as they travel to Memorial Stadium.