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How to Watch Maryland Red-White Spring Game: Stream College Football Live, TV Channel

April 26, 2025 by Adam Childs

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Maryland gets on the football field on Saturday afternoon for their annual Red-White Spring Game

The Maryland Terrapins show off their football team on Saturday afternoon in their annual Red-White Spring Game. The Terrapins will be entering their seventh season under Mike Locksley and are have played in a bowl game in three of their last four seasons. Last year was not one of those as they lost their last five games and finished the season 4-8. They won each of their three non-conference games, but won just one Big Ten game, a 29-28 upset victory over USC. They weren’t that competitive in the last five games as they lost each by double digits and three by at least 21 points. They will be entering this season with a new quarterback after Billy Edwards Jr. transferred to Wisconsin after the 2024 season. Edwards Jr. threw for 2,881 yards and 15 touchdowns.

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Game Date: Saturday, April 26, 2025

Game Time: 12:00 p.m. ET

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TV: Big Ten Network

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The Terrapins will likely turn to one of the incoming transfers in former UCLA quarterback Justyn Martin who is a redshirt junior. The Terrapins also signed four-star quarterback Malik Washington who has some serious upside. Both players will be competing to start for the Terrapins in 2025, but according to ESPN, it might be Martin who gets the first crack at the job.

Maryland is going to look like a new team when it takes the field in 2025, which might not be a bad thing after finishing 2024 4-8. The Terrapins have lost 21 players to the transfer portal including their top three quarterbacks: Billy Edwards Jr, MJ Morris, and Cameron Edge. Maryland also lost its star running back Roman Hemby who left for Indiana according to si.com.

The Terrapins will open the 2025 season with three home non-conference games. They will play FAU, Northern Illinois and Towson, all winnable games. They do avoid Ohio State and Penn State in conference play, but will play Wisconsin, Michigan and Michigan State.

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