Maryland Heads to Unbeaten Nebraska: Kickoff, TV and the Road Test Ahead
Maryland heads to Nebraska on Saturday, October 3rd, with a chance to steady its season against an unbeaten Big Ten opponent. Kickoff at Memorial Stadium is set for 4 p.m. Eastern on FS1, with audio coverage available through the Maryland Sports Radio Network.
The Terps enter at 2–2 overall and 0–1 in conference play. Nebraska is 4–0 and 1–0 in the Big Ten, according to Maryland’s official game preview. That puts the immediate stakes in clear terms: Maryland is seeking its first conference victory against a team that has yet to lose.
The trip also offers a specific road benchmark. Maryland is trying to win its first two away games of a season for the first time since 2017. Its last visit to Lincoln ended with a 13–10 victory in 2023, when Jack Howes made a field goal as time expired.
This season’s matchup will require its own answers. The team preview lists Maryland at 72.5 offensive plays per game, the highest average in the conference. For viewers, watch whether that volume produces sustained possessions; running more plays has value when the offense can keep moving the chains.
The university’s separate broadcast announcement also gives fans the next appointment: Maryland visits Ohio State on Saturday, October 10th, at 4:15 p.m. Eastern on Big Ten Network. It will be the Terps’ first trip to Columbus since 2023, extending this stretch away from College Park.
Those are two different television assignments. Nebraska is on FS1 this Saturday; Ohio State follows on Big Ten Network the next weekend. Keeping the dates and channels together is useful for anyone planning to follow both road games from Baltimore.
PowerPage’s recent Maryland coverage followed the buildup to conference play. Now the focus shifts to Lincoln, where the Terps have a new opponent and a concrete chance to change their early Big Ten position. The next result will come on the field Saturday.
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