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Tracking 21-14 late in the 4th, Maryland (4-6, 2-5 Big Ten) required simply one play to even the rating as Williams released a 39-yard goal overrule the sideline to tight end Preston Howard– Williams’ 19th successive conclusion– before O’Haire’s additional point connected it at 21-21. On the occurring Wisconsin belongings, Trey Reddick came off the blind side untouched to strip-sack Badgers quarterback Ryan Hopkins, offering Maryland ownership at the Wisconsin 33-yard line and establishing O’Haire’s game-winning kick.
Williams finished 21 of 23 passes (91.3 percent, a single-game program record for quarterbacks with a minimum of 20 efforts) for 183 lawns and a goal while including 17 hurrying lawns and 2 ratings on 11 brings. Running back DeJuan Williams paced the Terrapins on the ground with 72 lawns on 22 brings– going beyond 1,000 profession hurrying backyards– while Howard captured 4 passes for 77 lawns and C. Durr Jr. took 8 receptions for 39 lawns.
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Wisconsin (6-4, 4-3 Big Ten) was hindered by 3 lost fumbles– which Maryland transformed into 10 points– and handled simply 201 overall lawns compared to the Terrapi
ns’ 290, regardless of Maryland dedicating 11 charges for 111 backyards. Running back Darrion Dupree led the Badgers with 57 hurrying backyards and 2 goals on 14 brings, while Hopkins went 11-of-22 passing for 77 backyards before leaving after the late fumble.
Wisconsin constructed a 7-0 first-quarter lead and brought a 10-7 benefit into halftime after Williams put Maryland on the board with a second-quarter hurrying goal. Following a Wisconsin fumble on its 2nd belongings of the 3rd quarter, Williams scored his 2nd hurrying goal from 3 lawns out at the 8:24 mark to provide the Terrapins their very first lead at 14-10, before Gavin Lahm 42-yard basket cut Maryland’s edge to 14-13 going into the 4th.
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The Badgers recovered a 21-14 lead with 14:04 staying on Dupree’s 1-yard goal run and a two-point conversion pass from Hopkins to Eugene Hilton Jr., holding the seven-point cushion till Maryland’s late two-minute rise. Backup quarterback Colton Joseph went into for Wisconsin’s last drive with 29 seconds left and finished a 9-yard hook-and-lateral from Hilton to Tyrell Henry at the Wisconsin 43-yard line as time ended.
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