Billy Edwards Jr. completed 28 of 32 passes for 328 yards and 2 TDs to help Maryland (3-1) earn its 15th consecutive nonconference win.

The energy in Maryland football’s locker room following its 38-20 victory against Villanova on Saturday wasn’t like most wins. It felt almost as if the Terps had lost, coach Michael Locksley said. They knew they didn’t play the way they wanted. Entering a Big Ten-only schedule, they’re searching for more.

Tai Felton caught 14 passes for 157 yards and a touchdown to continue his stellar season and Maryland scored on its first four drives en route to a 38-20 victory over Villanova on Saturday.

Felton set the program mark for the most catches through a season’s first four games, and the Terrapins won, 38-20.

Tai Felton became the first Terp since 1994 to record at least 100 receiving yards for four straight weeks in the win.

A strong first half helped Maryland cruise to a 38-20 victory against Villanova on Sept. 21 as Tai Felton posted his fourth consecutive game with 100-plus receiving yards. Now, the Terps head back into Big Ten play.

Tai Felton continued his dominant start to the season by recording his fourth-straight 100-yard receiving game as Maryland beat Villanova, 38-20, on Saturday afternoon.

Billy Edwards Jr. threw for 328 yards and two touchdowns, guiding Maryland to a 38-20 win over Villanova, Saturday afternoon in College Park, Md. Tai Felton had a career-high 14

Joshua Sampson breaks down three things to look for as Maryland football faces Villanova, as the Terps look to continue building momentum.

Penalties are becoming a worrisome topic for Maryland football. With eight infractions for 89 yards in Saturday afternoon’s 38-20 victory over Villanova at SECU Stadium, the Terps rank third in the Big Ten in total penalties (30),