Maryland Triumphs Over USC in Homecoming Thriller

In a dramatic comeback, Maryland overcame a 14-point deficit to defeat USC 29-28, marking a much-needed win for the Terrapins. Maryland's quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. played a pivotal role, throwing for 373 yards and running in the game-winning touchdown with 53 seconds left. USC, which had a chance to secure the game with a late field goal, saw their attempt blocked, allowing Maryland to capitalize and take the lead. This loss marked USC's third consecutive defeat in Big Ten play, highlighting persistent issues under coach Lincoln Riley's tenure as the Trojans struggle to finish games. Maryland's victory broke a streak of 33 consecutive losses when trailing by 10 or more points at halftime, injecting new life into their season. Celebrations ensued as fans stormed the field, with this win potentially serving as a turning point for Maryland in the Big Ten.