Sept. 3: Buffalo  (2021: 4-8 overall, 2-6 in the MAC) 

Sept. 10: @ Charlotte  ('21: 5-7 overall, 3-5 in CUSA)

Sept. 17: SMU ('21: 8-3 overall, 4-3 in the AAC)

Sept. 24: @ Michigan

Oct. 1: Michigan State

Oct. 8: Purdue

Oct. 15: @ Indiana

Oct. 22: Northwestern

Nov. 5: @ Wisconsin

Nov. 12: @ Penn State

Nov. 19: Ohio State

Nov. 26: Rutgers

I think they struggle to get a bowl

Buff, Char, NW, Rutgers. Can’t lose one of those winnable games. Then need two of SMU, Purdue, Indiana.

7 wins and competitive in each of those last three 3 weeks would be a giant step.

Sept 3rd vs. Buffalo (2021: 4-8 overall, 2-6 in the MAC) W
Sept 10th @ Charlotte ('21: 5-7 overall, 3-5 in CUSA) W
Sept 17th SMU ('21: 8-3 overall, 4-3 in the AAC) W
Sept 24th @ Michigan L
Oct 1st Purdue L
Oct 8th @ Indiana W
Oct 15th @ Wisconsin L
Oct 22nd Northwestern W
Oct 29th Rutgers W
Nov 12th @ Penn State L
Nov 19th Ohio State L
Nov 26th Michigan State L

Why are they playing at Charlotte? Charlotte is the kind of team you don’t need to give a return game.

SMU is good. Lot of talent. Will have a new coach though.

Sounds like it’ll be Miami OC Rhett Lashlee.

Why are they playing at Charlotte? Charlotte is the kind of team you don’t need to give a return game.

They played at FIU in 2016, I guess they just like random road trips here and there lol

Also it's funny it seems like they can't decide if Rutgers should be Thanksgiving weekend or not, they've played them that final week like half of the seasons but not all of them

Also it's funny it seems like they can't decide if Rutgers should be Thanksgiving weekend or not, they've played them that final week like half of the seasons but not all of them

The plan was to rotate between Rutgers, MSU and PSU, since none of those 4 have a natural rival to end the season with.

Due to alterations made in 2020 to have a "season," the Big Ten reworked its original schedule for 2022. Only a couple changes for the Terps.

Sept. 3: Buffalo

Sept. 10: @ Charlotte

Sept. 17: SMU

Sept. 24: @ Michigan

Oct. 1: Michigan State

Oct. 8: Purdue

Oct. 15: @ Indiana

Oct. 22: Northwestern

Nov. 5: @ Wisconsin

Nov. 12: @ Penn State

Nov. 19: Ohio State

Nov. 26: Rutgers

Maryland's 2022 schedule has been projected as the second-most difficult in the country by 247Sports, behind only Mississippi State.

Maryland's 2022 schedule has been projected as the second-most difficult in the country by 247Sports, behind only Mississippi State.

Ugh, further proof, that Maryland football is over their head in the B10.

Man. That looks like 4-5 wins max.

That would be disappointing, and frankly a failure. Should be 7-8.

That would be disappointing, and frankly a failure. Should be 7-8.

I will be happy if Maryland can at least look like it belongs on the field with teams like Ohio State, Michigan, etc.  No more 60 to 17 type beatdowns.

For the foreseeable future, the upside of Maryland football seems to be about what they did in 2021; 4th-5th in the Big Ten East, 6-6 overall and win a crappy bowl to claim a winning record and momentum going into the next year, where Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, and now Michigan State again wait to slap them around. Hard to get excited about that. Very hard.

That would be disappointing, and frankly a failure. Should be 7-8.