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Hampton (1-0) at Maryland, Saturday, 8 p.m. ETHow to watch: Big Ten networkKey statsHampton (2026)Overall offense: 476 yards per gamePassing: 213 yards per gameRushing: 263 yards per gameScoring: 45 points per gameOverall defense: 220 yards per gamePassing: 166 yards allowed per gameRushing: 54 yards allowed per gameScoring: 0 points allowed per gameMaryland (2025)Overall offense: 360 yards per game (85th in FBS)Passing: 255.7 yards per game (33rd)Rushing: 104.3 yards per game (122nd)Scoring: 23.5 points per game (93rd)Overall defense: 402.1 yards per game (97th in FBS)Passing: 226.5 yards allowed per game (82nd)Rushing: 175.6 yards allowed per game (99th)Scoring: 26.5 points allowed per game (76th)
Team leadersHampton (2026)Passing: Jalen Woods, 191 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT, 57.7 completion percentageRushing: Amari Pryear, 132 yards on 8 carriesReceiving: Dedrick Borden, 45 yards on 3 catches, 1 TDMaryland (2025)Passing: Malik Washington, 2,963 yards, 17 TDs, 9 INTs, 57.7 completion percentageRushing: Dejuan Williams, 501 yards on 128 carries, 3 TDsReceiving: Shaleak Knotts, 717 yards on 44 catches, 6 TDsLast gameHampton beat Virginia-Lynchburg 45-0 last weekend, giving coach Van Malone a win in his first game at the helm.Maryland lost to Michigan State 38-28 to finish last season 4-8. The Terrapins lost their last eight games after winning their first four.
