Malik Washington has led Maryland football back to Associated Press poll attention just four games into his college career.
The Terps received six votes in the Week 4 AP poll, good for an unofficial No.
33. Four voters slotted Maryland in at No. 25 and one put it as No. 24.
The votes come on the heels of Maryland’s 27-10 demolition of Wisconsin Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium in its Big Ten opener and first road game of the season.
Maryland should expect to receive votes for at least one more week, with its bye week lined up for Week 5. The Terps will return home Oct. 4 to take on Washington in hopes of staying undefeated and garnering a larger output in the poll.
In other news
Check out Matt Germack’s recap of Maryland football’s statement win over Wisconsin, Ryan Alonardo’s takeaways, and Nolan Rogalski’s position group grades.
Maryland women’s soccer now has back-to-back Big Ten victories, taking down Purdue, 2-1, Sunday at Ludwig Field. Jude Wilkenfeld had the coverage.
Maryland men’s soccer outlasted Pitt, 2-1, Friday in a gritty affair. Dylan Schmidt wrote the recap.
Maryland volleyball posted a straight-set victory over Seton Hall Friday to close out nonconference play. Henry Quach had the story.
No. 10 Maryland field hockey came out on top against No. 16 Penn State, 3-1, in its Big Ten opener. Rachel Lawrence had the story.
Maryland football linebacker Daniel Wingate and cornerback Kevyn Humes were named to the Pro Football Focus Week 4 All-Big Ten defense.
Maryland men’s lacrosse secured a commitment from 2027 midfielder Cam Violante.
Maryland men’s basketball hosted 2026 four-star guard Junior County for an official visit this weekend.
