Project 2014: The Schedule

The Big Ten has revamped their Conference into East and West Divisions. Maryland will be in the East with Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, Penn State, and Rutgers. The West will be comprised of Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, Purdue, and Wisconsin.

The Conference slate for Maryland’s first year (2014) as a member of the Big Ten has been announced:

Home Games: Ohio State, Iowa, Michigan State, Rutgers
Away Games: Indiana, Wisconsin, Penn State, Michigan

The Non-Conference schedule:

James Madison
West Virginia
@South Florida
TBD

MD was originally scheduled to play Rutgers as a non-conference game, but since the Scarlet Knights also joined the Big Ten, Maryland will now face them in-conference play.

Per Patrick Stevens, this is Maryland’s tentative 2014 schedule:

Sept. 6: at South Florida
Sept. 27: at Indiana

Oct. 4: Ohio State
Oct. 18: Iowa
Oct. 25: at Wisconsin

Nov. 1: at Penn State
Nov. 15: Michigan State
Nov. 22: at Michigan
Nov. 29: Rutgers

TBA: James Madison
TBA: West Virginia
TBA: One more non-conference game

Project 2014 is a series of articles focusing on the Maryland Terrapins football team’s move to the Big Ten Conference. You can find links to other articles below:

Project 2014: The Two Deep

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Zack Kiesel  

Terps Analyst

Zack is a full-time college student working towards a career in law and politics. The Owings Mills native focuses most of his efforts on football recruiting and individual coach and player pieces. He has previously written Terps game recaps for ACCSportsNation.


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