Nebraska vs Maryland, How to Watch: Game Time, TV, Streaming, Odds, and More

This weekend the Huskers are traveling to Maryland for the first time ever.

They are coming off a 21-37 loss to Wisconsin. Although this was their fourth loss in a row, the Huskers showed more spark than they have in last month. The offense totaled 493 yards. They were led by Adrian Martinez’s 220 yards passing and Dedrick Mills’ 187 yards rushing.

They face a 3-7 Maryland team who is coming off a bye week. The week before they lost to Ohio State 14-73. The Terrapins are led by quarterback Josh Jackson with 1,100 passing yards. Javon Leake is their leading rusher with 636 yards and seven touchdowns. On defense they are led by Ayinde Eley. Eley has 73 tackles on the year.

For more on the Terrapins, check out Husker Mike’s Maryland Preview.

Date/Time: November 23, 2019, 2:30 P.M. CDT

Location: Maryland Stadium, College Park, Maryland Capacity 51,802

Surface: Fieldturf

Opposition Blog: Check out Testudo Times

Series Record: Nebraska leads 1-0. This will be the first meeting in College Park. Nebraska won the last meeting back in 2016 28-7.

TV: The game will be televised on BTN. Brandon Gaudin will do the play-by-play, with James Laurinaitis as the analysit and Elise Menaker on the sidelines. It can also be streamed on the Fox Sports App with your cable or dish log in.

Radio: Huskers sports radio network. The audio can also be streamed live for free at huskers.com. The crew will be: Greg Sharpe, Matt Davison, and Ben McLaughlin. Satellite radio options include: XM Simulcast 384.

More streaming options: The official Huskers app is available on iTunes and for Android users. Another option is the TuneIn app for game audio.

Weather: Rainy with a high of 45.

Odds: Nebraska is favored by 4-5 points.

Trivia

Saturday’s game will be the first time Nebraska has played at Maryland. Nebraska will now have played at all 13 Big Ten schools. It also marks the 33rd state that Nebraska has played in.

Running back Dedrick Mills rushed for 187 yards on 17 carries. This is a career high for Mills. It is also a season high for Nebraska rushers, beating Adrian Martinez’s 118 yards against Illinois.

Receiver JD Spielman needs just 40 receiving yards to pass 800 yards for the season. This would be his third season with over 800 yards receiving. He would be the first Husker to accomplish this feat.

Quotables

Head Coach Scott Frost on finishing games

“We just need to win. That’s it. You can’t put any more on it. In some ways, winning is a habit, and losing is a habit. I think there’s a few too many guys on our team who are conditioned to not win. We need to flip that and make sure winning is a habit. To do that, you have to get one, and it’s been too many weeks since we’ve gotten one.”

On True Freshman Ty Robinson

“There are bright spots there with the way some of our guys have been playing. Several of them have gotten opportunities to get in and get their feet wet in college football, and I think they did a really good job. Ty Robinson stands out from Saturday. He held his own out there.”

Adrian Martinez on all of the attention he receives online

“Me being honest, when I first got here, I loved social media, and then kind of over the course of time, I don’t even have Twitter on my phone anymore. That’s just kind of the way it’s been, and it’s been my way of handling it. That’s just how it goes. Especially during the season, you want to try and tune out as much as you can and just focus on the guys inside the stadium.”

Defensive Coordinator Erik Chinander on the defense beating themselves

“The thing that you have to keep emphasizing to these guys is we are beating ourselves right now. It’s not them, it’s not me. It’s we. We are beating ourselves.”Everybody needs to execute. Or that guy gets a crack this big and she’s over.”