Minnesota Dominates Maryland 48-23 in Commanding Homecoming Win

Max Brosmer's four touchdown passes lead the Gophers to their third consecutive victory, exploiting Maryland's defensive vulnerabilities.

Minnesota's Max Brosmer threw for 320 yards and four touchdowns, showcasing a strong offensive performance against Maryland.
Maryland's quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. struggled, throwing two interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown by Minnesota's Justin Walley.
The Gophers capitalized on Maryland's mistakes, including penalties that extended scoring drives, contributing to their commanding lead.
Minnesota's defense, ranked fourth nationally, effectively shut down Maryland's leading Big Ten passing game, allowing only 201 yards from Edwards.
With this victory, Minnesota improves to 5-3 overall and moves closer to bowl eligibility, while Maryland drops to 4-4, facing a challenging schedule ahead.