Maryland Rushes for 6 Touchdowns, Gains 646 Yards of Offense in a 62-0 Win over Hampton
DeJuan Williams opened with a 94-yard touchdown run as Maryland outgained Hampton 646-85 in a season-opening rout.
- On Saturday, Maryland defeated Hampton 62-0 in a dominant season opener, with DeJuan Williams scoring on a 94-yard touchdown run in the first quarter that opened the scoring.
- Hampton faced a Power Four opponent for the first time in program history, a matchup that proved vastly one-sided as the Terrapins outgained the Pirates 646-85.
- Williams led the offense with 116 yards on three carries and two rushing touchdowns, while Iverson Howard scored twice to power Maryland's ground attack.
- The Terrapins defense recorded five sacks and three interceptions, while Harry Dalton III and Jianni Davis each added rushing touchdowns to extend Maryland's scoring advantage.
- Maryland aims to improve on last season's 4-8 record following this shutout, with the team traveling to face UConn on Saturday in their next matchup.
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Maryland rushes for 6 touchdowns, gains 646 yards of offense in a 62-0 win over Hampton
DeJuan Williams scored on a 94-yard run in the first quarter, the first of six rushing touchdowns for Maryland in a 62-0 rout of Hampton.
Maryland opens with rout, shutting out Hampton
Maryland came out firing and shut out Hampton 62-0 on Saturday night in College Park, Md.The Terrapins (1-0) were efficient, scoring on 10 of their 13 drives and outgaining the Pirates 646-85. Maryland averaged 8.3 yards per play and picked up 31 first downs.DeJuan Williams picked up 116 yards and two touchdowns on just three carries, and Iverson Howard pitched in two touchdowns along with 66 yards. Standout sophomore quarterback Malik Washingto…
Maryland 62, Hampton 0
Maryland Dominates Hampton With Historic 94-Yard TD and Shutout - DC Sports King
The Maryland Terrapins crush their season opener in jaw-dropping fashion, stomping the Hampton Pirates 62-0. This is now the Terps 16th consecutive season opening win against a non-conference opponent.
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