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MM 10.8: Maryland football vs Indiana game time announced

This is the Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news.

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Another Maryland football start time has been announced.

Four game times remain undecided, but on Monday, the expected kickoff time for Maryland’s home game against Indiana was released. The Terps and Scarlet Knights are slated to face off at 3:30 p.m. ET at Capital One Field at Maryland Stadium.

It’s just the second non-noon kickoff for the Terps so far this season along with the disastrous “Friday night lights” game against Penn State. While a Maryland game against Indiana isn’t necessarily a marquee matchup, the 3:30 p.m. ET start time on the Big Ten Network could draw a good amount of eyeballs.

Maryland still has five games — at Minnesota, at Ohio State, vs Nebraska and at Michigan State — that are still without a scheduled kickoff time, and depending on how the Terps play over the next couple weeks, some late-season matchups could potentially be played later in the afternoon.

But that’s not the case this week, as Maryland’s game against Purdue on Saturday in West Lafayette, Indiana, is slated to kick off at noon ET.

In other news

Maryland running back Javon Leake was named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week for his exemplary performance against Rutgers on Saturday,

How did the Terps pull off the 48-7 victory? Wes takes a deep dive into the film.

What else happened in Big Ten football this weekend? Check my conference recap to find out.

Anthony Cowan Jr. may be the veteran leader, but according to Jordan, this is Jalen Smith’s time to shine as the best player on Maryland men’s basketball.

Monday was a big day for pro Terps, starting with second-baseman Brandon Lowe, who helped lead the Tampa Bay Rays to a 10-3 win over the Houston Astros in Game 3.

The Atlanta — I mean Terplanta — Hawks had their first preseason game Monday, and while Kevin Huerter didn’t play, he made a major announcement.

We created the ultimate Terplanta Hawks Graphic for the trio of Huerter, Alex Len and Bruno Fernando.

Despite only playing 15 minutes, Len had the second-most points for the Hawks in the SCORE loss to the New Orleans Pelicans, putting up 14 points on 4-for-6 shooting.

Fernando only saw 12 minutes of playing time and didn’t see much of an offensive role with three points (though one was an emphatic slam, as you’ll see below), but he impressed with three blocks, two rebounds and an assist as well.

Purdue announced some special edition uniforms for when the Terps and Boilermakers face off this Saturday. They are pretty sweet.

Maryland basketball is getting ready for the Midnight Mile this Wednesday.

Maryland women’s basketball continues to impress with its all-access social media, giving fans an inside look at practice Monday.

Maryland volleyball announced its upcoming foreign tour on Monday.

Maryland men’s soccer released some highlights from its Saturday night victory.