The Penn State Nittany Lions face the Maryland Terrapins on Saturday, Nov. 25 in college football week 13, and here is all the info you need to watch.
Penn State has had a disappointing season according to their standards. They were expecting to be playing for the Big Ten title and a playoff spot. But after two heartbreaking losses to Ohio State and Michigan State, they look like they are going to fall short on both of those hopes. But that does not mean that the season should be labeled as a complete disappointment.
They have had one of the best offenses in the Big Ten while trying to replace a lot of offensive weapons. Saquon Barkley has been one of the best running backs in the country this year with 1,057 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns and Trace McSorley, who has 2,991 yards passing and 24 touchdowns, has been one of the best quarterbacks in the Big Ten. This week, Penn State travels to College Park to play the Maryland Terrapins.
Maryland really thought that the Texas victory would propel them to a good season. Well, Texas has not been as good as we thought, and Maryland has not built off of that victory. They are standing at 4-7, and really not anything to look forward to with no bowl game on the way. Maryland may not be bowling this year, but they have had some very productive offensive weapons this year. Running back Ty Johnson has rushed for 805 yards and five touchdowns and their best receiver has been D.J. Moore, who has 933 yards and eight touchdowns. Penn State may be having the better season, but you should never doubt a team when you are playing in their house.
Fans can find this game on the Big Ten Network on Saturday to kick off some Big Ten action. There is also the FuboTV option, which is an online streaming option that requires a paid membership to use the service.
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Details for Saturday’s game are below:
Date: Saturday, Nov. 25
Start Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Location: College Park, MD
Stadium: Maryland Stadium
TV Info: Big Ten Network
Live Stream: FuboTV
Who do you think will win this Big Ten game?