Washington erases the 20 -point deficit to stun Maryland late

Jonah Coleman scored on a 1 yard race with 3:21 to play while Washington joined a 20-point deficit to defeat Maryland 24-20 on Saturday in College Park, MD.

Demond Williams Jr. completed 28 of the 41 passes for 275 yards and two affected and added 57 yards on 18 races for Huskies (4-1, 1-1 Big Ten), which scored 21 points unanswered in the fourth quarter.

The first year student Malik Washington succeeded 30 out of 49 for 219 yards with a touchdown and an interception for the terraaps (4-1, 1-1), who had not dragged this season before the decisive score of Coleman.

The Huskies dragged 20-0 when Grady Gross kicked a 36 yards basket with 3:44 to do in the third quarter.

Williams Jr. struck Denzel Boston on an inclination of 3 yards with 14:23 to reduce Maryland’s advance to 20-10.

After forcing Maryland in three and out, Williams Jr. found Dezmen Roebuck on a 34 yards strike at the back of the goal area with 11:32 to make a three -point match.

Coleman’s TD crowned a game of 11 games and 80 yards. Coleman rushed 18 times for 57 yards.

Williams Jr. was intercepted by Jalen Huskey of Maryland on the possession of the opening of the match. Huskey resumed the pass to its own 40 yards line and returned it to 32 yards. It was the first interception launched by Williams Jr. this season and he aggravated the error with personal fault at the end of the return, giving the terraaps the ball on the 24 Yards of Washington. The defense of the Huskies held up and Maryland had to settle for the basket of 26 yards of Sean O’Haire.

After a boot of release of the Huskies, Washington led Maryland 71 yards in 16 games for a touchdown. Washington scored intact on a 4 yards race around the left end to do it 10-0. The terraaps went 5 for 5 during conversions in the third setback in possession.

The terraaps also ran 16 games during their next trip, crowned by the 29 yaire yards basket with 4:01 to do in half-time to do it 13-0.

The Huskies, who have raised 167 points in their three victories without conferences, marking on 21 consecutive possessions, were maintained aimlessly in the first half after failing to reach the goal area during a 24-6 defeat against the Ohio State n ° 1 the previous week.

The terraaps kicked off in the second half and walked 75 yards in nine games, with Washington by simulating a transfer and hitting a tight wing

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