September 1: Villanova - First meeting since 1980. The Terps are 8-2 vs the Wildcats. Villanova, a member of the Division I-AA Atlantic 10 Conference, was 6-5 last season, winning its last four games.
September 8: At Florida International - The Terps played Florida International last year for the first time in school history and Maryland defeated FIU, 14-10 at Byrd Stadium.
September 13: West Virginia - West Virginia has a 22-21-2 edge in the series. WVU has finished in the top 10 of the final polls each of the last two seasons.
Sepember 22: At Wake Forest - Terps had their seven game winning streak against Wake snapped in the 2006 regular-season finale. Maryland owns a 40-14-1 advantage in the series.
September 29: At Rutgers - Maryland leads the all time series 4 games to 3. Rutgers finished 11-2. First time since 1942 these two teams have played one another.
October 6: Georgia Tech - Georgia Tech leads the series 13-5 Tech's won the last three meetings including last season's heart breaking defeat 27-23, in Atlanta.
October 13: Open Date
October 20: Virginia - The Terps lead the all-time series with Virginia (41-28-2). Maryland has won four of the last six meetings including last year rallying from 0-20 at halftime to win.
October 27: Clemson - Clemson leads 29-24-2 all-time, but the Terps have won four of the last six meetings.
November 3: At North Carolina: UNC leads the series 35-31-1. Maryland has won the last two games in Chapel Hill.
November 10: Boston College - Boston College and Maryland met for the first time in 21 years in Massachusetts last season with the Eagles winning 38-16. BC has won three of the four all-time meetings including the past two.
November 17: At Florida State - Maryland defeated Florida State for just the second time in 17 tries last season, 27-24 in College Park. FSU won the first 14 meetings in the series.
November 24: At North Carolina State - NC State leads series 30-29-4. The Terps have won five of the last seven, including two of the last three in Raleigh.
Schedule Notes:
The seven bowl teams from last year that appear on the Terps 2007 schedule include West Virginia, Wake Forest, Rutgers, Georgia Tech, Clemson, Boston College and Florida State.
Four 2007 opponents ranked in the Associated Press Top 25. West Virginia (#10), Rutgers (#12), Wake Forest (#18) and Boston College (#20). WVU, Rutgers, Wake Forest and Boston College all had at least 10 wins last season.
Side Note: I had to finally use an Admin feature where I had to turn on word verification for those who wish to leave comments. Too much spam.
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2 comments:
My, we're looking way down the line, aren't we? Did you post this to fill a need, because United still hasn't released theirs even though the season starts in two months? ;)
Yep, nothing much was going on and the schedule was released that day so I needed something to talk about.
Plus I wasn't too thrilled writing about the whupping Florida State put on the Terps ;)
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