Oregon simply overmatched Maryland as the game continued, handily beating the Terps at Autzen Stadium, 39-18. The Terps (4-5, 1-5 Big Ten) fell to 2-6 all-time against top-ranked teams. “We didn’t execute at the level we need to,” Locksley said. “When we’re playing good teams like Oregon, they do not need help.”

Joshua Sampson breaks down three things to look for as Maryland football faces No. 1 Oregon on the road Nov. 9 at 7 p.m.

In a game of cat-and-mouse, Maryland football chased and chased but could not keep up with No. 1 Oregon, who continuously toyed with the Terps. Nothing epitomized this more than the Ducks’ second drive of the second half.