“We just have to get back to the drawing board and make sure that those six plays that determine the football game are our best six plays,” said running back Roman Hemby, “and that's something that we got to keep working on and take this as a lesson to springboard us into our next game.”
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Hemby also mentioned this week that Maryland’s offense under Josh Gattis favors the passing game a bit more than last year’s led by Dan Enos — including an increase in his own usage in the screen game.
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