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Texas-Maryland football: TV channel, game time, odds

Andrew Olson

By Andrew Olson

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Can Maryland pull off a Week 1 upset two years in a row? The Terrapins knocked off Texas in Austin last season, spoiling the debut of Longhorns coach Tom Herman. This year, No. 23 UT comes to the DMV looking for some revenge. Below, find kickoff time, TV channel information and odds for the Texas-Maryland football game.

Texas-Maryland football: TV channel, game time, odds

All times are ET. Odds via MyBookie.

TV channel: The Texas-Maryland game will air on FOX Sports 1.

Time: The Texas-Maryland game kicks off at Noon Saturday Sept. 1, 2018.

Location: The Texas-Maryland game will be played at FedEx Field, home of the Washington Redskins, in Landover, Maryland.

Odds: Texas is favored by 14 points.

Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports

Storylines

Saturday Tradition News: Maryland interim coach Matt Canada won’t announce starting QB for Week 1 yet

Interim coach Matt Canada has decided on a quarterback, but he isn’t sharing his decision with the media.

During Canada’s Monday presser, he said that he has decided on who the starting QB will be against Texas, but isn’t willing to announce whether it will be Tyrrell Pigrome or Kasim Hill taking the first snap for the Terrapins.

Saturday Tradition News: Texas names starting QB for season opener vs. Maryland

Tom Herman has revealed that Sam Ehlinger will be the starting quarterback for Texas in Week 1.

Ehlinger played in nine games as a freshman for the Longhorns last season, throwing for 1,915 yards and 11 touchdowns while completed 57.5 percent of his passes. He also had seven interceptions.

In addition to his passing numbers, Ehlinger was also the team’s leading rusher last season, totaling 381 yards and two touchdowns on 114 carries.

He did not play in last year’s game against Maryland.

Saturday Tradition senior columnist Connor O’Gara: It’s baffling that we won’t get a DJ Durkin resolution before Maryland’s opener

It’s been two and a half weeks since Maryland president William Loh addressed the media and took moral and legal responsibility for the death of Jordan McNair.

It’s been nearly three weeks since DJ Durkin was put on paid administrative leave following an explosive ESPN report that he created a “toxic culture” at Maryland, which cited former/current players and former assistants blaming the Terps head coach for McNair’s death.

Perhaps most importantly, it’s been 3 months since McNair had a heat stroke in practice that landed him in the hospital, and ultimately killed him.

And still, we somehow don’t know Durkin’s fate.

Andrew Olson

A former Florida beat reporter, Andrew writes for the Saturday Tradition News Desk.