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Maryland football beat Michigan State, 28-17, Friday night to break a two-game losing streak. The game was knotted at 14 at halftime, but Perry Hills and his reliable running backs Lorenzo Harrison and Ty Johnson came up big in the second half to put Maryland within one win of bowl eligibility.
Here’s what you missed:
- Michigan State’s Riley Bullough was ejected in the first quarter after picking up three personal fouls including this one for targeting.
ICYMI: Star @MSU_Football LB @RileyBullough was ejected for targeting on this play. https://t.co/cCrgXppZ41
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) October 23, 2016
2. After Lorenzo Harrison scored the first touchdown of the game on an 8-yard rush, Caleb Rowe handed the ball off to Kenneth Goins Jr. for a successful two-point conversion.
TDs are nice.
— Maryland On BTN (@MarylandOnBTN) October 23, 2016
They're even nicer when you follow them up with a two-point conversion.
Just ask @TerpsFootball. https://t.co/YaY8UuFoSy
3. After a 40-yard run from Ty Johnson brought the Terps into Spartan territory, Hills found D.J. Moore for a 36-yard touchdown to put Maryland up, 14-7.
What a @TerpsFootball drive!
— Maryland On BTN (@MarylandOnBTN) October 23, 2016
D.J. Moore punctuates it with this TD grab.
More video » https://t.co/jJmAUSFVSx https://t.co/cdf5RrJxro
4. Michigan State lined up for a field goal with one second left in the half and the score tied at 14 and then tried something tricky and... nope. Nope. It failed miserably.
5. Hills and Levern Jacobs connected for the game-sealing score with four minutes to go in the fourth quarter. The touchdown was the senior wideouts’ first of the season.
TOUCHDOWN!
— Maryland On BTN (@MarylandOnBTN) October 23, 2016
Perry Hills finds Levern Jacobs for the @TerpsFootball TD. https://t.co/tL2PAAcFyU
6. DJ Durkin was pretty excited after the win.
Cue the victory song! #FTT https://t.co/41IKziNUYD
— Maryland Football (@TerpsFootball) October 23, 2016