Bryson Kuzdzal ran for 100 yards and three touchdowns to help No. 18 Michigan to a 45-20 victory over Maryland, a week before the Wolverines host top-ranked Ohio State.

-- Drops have been an Achilles heel for Michigan’s offense this season, but no team has more than Maryland. It had 34 entering Saturday and added several more. Washington’s one interception went through the hands of Shaleak Knotts and into the arms of Michigan safety Mason Curtis.

Michigan took care of business on Saturday in College Park. The Wolverines marched into Maryland and left with a 45-20 win to move Michigan to 9-2 on the season

On the brink of bowl-eligibility elimination, Maryland football began its Saturday matinee against No. 18 Michigan with its hair on fire. The fire went out on just the second drive, though, as the Terps punted from Wolverine territory after getting stuffed on third-and-5.

Kuzdzal's explosive breakout and Underwood's steady hand propelled Michigan's decisive road victory, showcasing crucial depth and execution.

Third-string RB Bryson Kuzdal had three TDs and 100 rushing yards as the Wolverines beat Maryland, 45-20, on the road.

The Terps’ bid to become eligible for a bowl and resuscitate their waning campaign ended in a 45-20 setback to No. 18 Michigan.

Michigan will face Maryland in a Week 13 football game today. Here's how to watch, including time, TV channel, streaming info and game odds:

Michigan Wolverines' Bryce Underwood threw 17-yard touchdown to Andrew Marsh, that tied the score at 7-7 against the Maryland Terrapins.

Michigan has been way too injury-ridden this season. All teams go through injuries, but the Wolverines have taken more than their fair share of them. Michigan w

Michigan running back Jordan Marshall will be a game-time decision and the Wolverines will be without a key defensive starter against Maryland.