Michigan is 10-1 against the Terrapins after they started playing each other in 1985. The Terps eventually joined the Big Ten in 2014, winning that first game against the Brady Hoke-led Wolverines before losing five in a row.
- Giles Jackson 97-yard kickoff return TD (2019)
- A.J. Henning 81-yard kickoff return TD (2021)
- David Long 80-yard interception return (2017)
- Cade McNamara 77-yard TD pass to Donovan Edwards (2021)
- Jehu Chesson 66-yard TD run (2015)
- Tony Boles 64-yard TD run (1989)
- Wilton Speight 56-yard pass to Chris Evans (2016)
- Ty Isaac 53-yard TD run (2016)
- Joe Kerridge 52-yard run (2014)
- Shea Patterson 51-yard pass to Nico Collins (2018)
- Shea Patterson 51-yard pass to Nico Collins (2019)
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.@UMichFootball kicked off their day on the right foot.
— Stadium (@Stadium) November 2, 2019
97 yards for Giles Jackson 💨💨 pic.twitter.com/CZWwtUouGI
Maryland just scored.
— Due# (@JDue51) November 21, 2021
Michigan has a pre-planned play for the pooch kick and they execute it *to perfection*. Michael Barret sells the run, then throws a dime to Henning who out races the field.
Well scouted. Well run. pic.twitter.com/9rWnKgKa6U
David Long with the pick and 80 yard return.
— Due# (@JDue51) November 11, 2017
Could have 100 but someone was tired no looky for a blocky. pic.twitter.com/jsqyDlNxHW
The last time Maryland was on the schedule, Donovan Edwards broke out as a pass-catcher. 👀#TouchdownTuesday x @DEdwards__ pic.twitter.com/Dk8PS2HMFc
— Michigan On BTN (@MichiganOnBTN) September 20, 2022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnCHr3HaNsA
ReplyDeleteA favorite Michigan back. From the day when #42s had a tendency to screw up in life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEhD06XfVlk
DeleteTony Boles, WXYZ's athlete of the week Looks a little banged up here.
"Cade McNamara 77-yard TD pass to Donovan Edwards (2021)" -- how much of that was in the air, and how much was YAC? I recall McNamara having a decent-enough arm out to about 30 yards, but I don't recall him being able to chuck 50+ yard bombs downfield.
ReplyDelete"Wilton Speight 56-yard pass to Chris Evans (2016)" -- the great "what might have been" from the past: how Speight may have developed had he not been injured. I don't think he ever would have been a superstar, but he seemed a pretty decent QB, and at the time of his injury it seemed Harbaugh was beginning to trust Speight a bit more each game.