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How to Watch Maryland vs. USC: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream – October 19, 2024

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October 19, 2024

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At 4 p.m. ET on Saturday, Jo’Quavious Marks and the USC Trojans (3-3) take on the Maryland Terrapins (3-3).

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How to Watch USC vs. Maryland

When: Saturday, October 19, 2024 at 4 p.m. ET
Location: SECU Stadium in College Park, Maryland
Live Box Score: FOX Sports

USC’s 2024 Schedule

Date	Opponent	Score
9/1/2024	vs. LSU	W 27-20
9/7/2024	vs. Utah State	W 48-0
9/21/2024	at Michigan	L 27-24
9/28/2024	vs. Wisconsin	W 38-21
10/5/2024	at Minnesota	L 24-17
10/12/2024	vs. Penn State	L 33-30
10/19/2024	at Maryland	–
10/25/2024	vs. Rutgers	–
11/2/2024	at Washington	–
11/16/2024	vs. Nebraska	–
11/23/2024	at UCLA	–
11/30/2024	vs. Notre Dame	–

USC 2024 Stats & Insights

USC is putting up 436.8 yards per game on offense (40th in the FBS), and rank 61st defensively, yielding 349.8 yards allowed per game.
USC is putting up 280.7 passing yards per game on offense this season (26th in the FBS), and is allowing 198 passing yards per game (45th) on defense.
The Trojans are averaging 30.7 points per game offensively this year (52nd in the FBS), and they are giving up 20.8 points per game (41st) on the other side of the ball.
The Trojans are putting up 156.2 rushing yards per game on offense this season (72nd in the FBS), and they are allowing 151.8 rushing yards per game (78th) on the other side of the ball.
USC has been surging on both sides of the ball in terms of third-down efficiency, ranking 25th-best in third-down conversion rate (46.8%) and sixth-best in third-down percentage allowed (27.1%).
The Trojans rank 71st in college football with an even turnover margin after forcing 10 turnovers (32nd in the FBS) and committing 10 (93rd in the FBS).

USC 2024 Key Players

Name	Position	Stats
Jo’Quavious Marks	RB	579 YDS / 4 TD / 96.5 YPG / 5.7 YPC 21 REC / 189 REC YDS / 0 REC TD / 31.5 REC YPG
Miller Moss	QB	1,618 YDS (63.7%) / 11 TD / 5 INT -24 RUSH YDS / 1 RUSH TD / -4 RUSH YPG
Quinten Joyner	RB	294 YDS / 3 TD / 49 YPG / 9.8 YPC 7 REC / 41 REC YDS / 1 REC TD / 8.2 REC YPG
Ja’Kobi Lane	WR	23 REC / 252 YDS / 4 TD / 42 YPG
Eric Gentry	LB	23 TKL / 5 TFL / 2 SACK
Kamari Ramsey	DB	27 TKL / 2 TFL / 1 SACK
Easton Mascarenas	LB	26 TKL / 0 TFL / 2 INT / 2 PD
Mason Cobb	LB	14 TKL / 1 TFL / 2 INT / 2 PD

Maryland’s 2024 Schedule

Date	Opponent	Score
8/31/2024	vs. UConn	W 50-7
9/7/2024	vs. Michigan State	L 27-24
9/14/2024	at Virginia	W 27-13
9/21/2024	vs. Villanova	W 38-20
9/28/2024	at Indiana	L 42-28
10/11/2024	vs. Northwestern	L 37-10
10/19/2024	vs. USC	–
10/26/2024	at Minnesota	–
11/9/2024	at Oregon	–
11/16/2024	vs. Rutgers	–
11/23/2024	vs. Iowa	–
11/30/2024	at Penn State	–

Maryland 2024 Stats & Insights

In terms of total yards, Maryland ranks 43rd in the FBS (435.3 total yards per game) and 72nd on defense (366.2 total yards allowed per game).
Maryland’s pass offense has been consistently moving the chains, piling up 303.3 passing yards per contest (13th-best) this season. On defense, it ranks 109th by surrendering 258.3 passing yards per game.
In terms of points scored the Terrapins rank 62nd in the FBS (29.5 points per game), and they are 73rd on defense (24.3 points allowed per game).
From an offensive angle, the Terrapins are accumulating 132 rushing yards per contest (93rd-ranked). They rank 27th in the FBS defensively (107.8 rushing yards surrendered per game).
Maryland is posting a 46.7% third-down conversion percentage on offense this season (27th-ranked). Meanwhile, it is giving up a 36.1% third-down rate (53rd-ranked) on defense.
The Terrapins have accumulated 14 forced turnovers this season and have turned it over seven times, leading to a +7 turnover margin, which ranks 11th-best in the FBS.

Maryland 2024 Key Players

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Great nature trails for hiking, beachcombing on Maryland’s Lower Shore

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July 17, 2026

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Great nature trails for hiking, beachcombing on Maryland’s Lower Shore

Calling all outdoorsmen and women — Maryland’s Lower Shore is home to some of the best hiking, walking and running trails on the East Coast.

Here’s a closer look at four picturesque parks and preserves with nature trails in the Berlin, Salisbury and Ocean City area.

Assateague Island

Assateague Island offers a wide variety of paved and unpaved trails open for hiking and 37 miles of flat beach terrain for wandering and beachcombing. Assateague Island’s Maryland District features a Life of the Dunes trail, Life of the Forest trail, Life of the Marsh trail.

Furnace Town

Furnace Town is nestled between the Pocomoke State Forest and Nature Conservancy’s Nassawango Creek Preserve. The popular historical site offers three Nature Conservancy Trails, three Maryland Forest service Trails, and a 26-acre outdoor museum and recreation area.

Pemberton Historical Park

Pemberton Historical Park, a 262-acre area featuring a trail system, outdoor amphitheater and more, was created in the 1980s. The park offers 4.5 miles of nature trails for walking and hiking only, allowing visitors to explore wetlands, forests and more of the natural world.

Nassawango Creek Preserve

Nassawango Creek Preserve’s primeval forest has an abundance of bald cypress and black gum trees. Visitors are invited to indulge in its four trails, the Nassawango Joe, Prothonotary Warbler, Ron Wilson Memorial Trail and Leifer Trail, as well as self-guided audio tours.

Olivia Minzola covers communities on the Lower Shore. Contact her with tips and story ideas at ominzola@delmarvanow.com.

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Washington Nationals 1st-round pick from Potomac Md. signs contract – WTOP News

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July 16, 2026

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Washington Nationals 1st-round pick from Potomac Md. signs contract – WTOP News

The 21-year-old second baseman and 11th overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft has deep ties to the D.C. region.

Washington Nationals first-round draft selection Chris Hacopian signed his contract with the club on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, at Nationals Park.
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baseball player holds up jersey in room — Chris Hacopian, a 21-year-old second baseman and 11th overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, has deep ties to the D.C. region
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baseball player in street clothes on left shakes hand with business executive in room after signing contract — Chris Hacopian is from Potomac, Maryland, and played his high school ball at Winston Churchill, where he was named the 2022 Maryland Gatorade Player of the Year and a 2022 Washington Post All-Met selection.
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baseball player looks into glass case of accolades, side view — According to MLB.com, Hacopian grew up a Nationals fan, admiring the likes of Ian Desmond, Danny Espinosa and others.
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baseball player in street cloths bends head down while putting on ball cap — After inking his contract Wednesday, Hacopian donned his new jersey and ball cap and stepped onto D.C.’s beloved diamond as a part of the Nationals organization for the first time.
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baseball player with back to camera walks down tunnel on way to field — After inking his contract Wednesday, Hacopian donned his new jersey and ball cap and stepped onto D.C.’s beloved diamond as a part of the Nationals organization for the first time.
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Washington Nationals’ first-round draft pick Chris Hacopian inked his first professional contract Wednesday, a moment made sweeter by the fact it was just a 30-minute drive from home to get to Nationals Park and put pen to paper.

The 21-year-old second baseman and 11th overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft has deep ties to the D.C. region. He’s from Potomac, Maryland, and played his high school ball at Winston Churchill, where he was named the 2022 Maryland Gatorade Player of the Year and a 2022 Washington Post All-Met selection.

According to MLB.com, Hacopian grew up a Nationals fan, admiring the likes of Ian Desmond, Danny Espinosa and others. He also played his first two collegiate seasons at the University of Maryland, where his father Derek played before him, before transferring to Texas A&M for his junior season.

With the Aggies, Hacopian hit .319 with 11 home runs and 41 RBI across 42 games en route to being named First-Team All-Southeastern Conference and a Third-Team All-American by Baseball America, the Nationals said in a news release.

After inking his contract Wednesday, Hacopian donned his new jersey and ball cap and stepped onto D.C.’s beloved diamond as a part of the Nationals organization for the first time.

“That was so cool, oh my gosh. I’ve been in the stands like, 100 times, but being on the field is so different,” he said.

Hacopian was ranked 14th among MLB Draft prospects by MLB.com. The 6-foot-1-inch, 210-pound second baseman boasted one of the best bats in college baseball, according to MLB.com, with excellent control over the strike zone and feel for the barrel, along with solid pop.

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Maryland confirms 5 new measles cases, bringing year’s total to 9 – WTOP News

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July 16, 2026

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Maryland confirms 5 new measles cases, bringing year’s total to 9 – WTOP News

The state said the five recently traveled together to “a location in the U.S. experiencing an active measles outbreak.”

Maryland health officials confirmed five more measles cases, all in Carroll County.

“These individuals recently traveled together to a location in the U.S. experiencing an active measles outbreak,” the state Department of Health said in a release.

The agency said others may have been exposed on the afternoon of July 13 in the emergency department waiting room at Carroll Hospital Center in Westminster.

Another measles case recently prompted warnings from health officials in Maryland, Virginia and the District. On June 17, a Maryland resident traveled through Dulles International Airport and visited a D.C. urgent care clinic.

Measles is highly contagious. It can spread through the air through coughs, breathing, and sneezes. Early symptoms can include fevers of over 101 degrees, coughs, runny noses, watery eyes and face or body rashes.

It can take up to 21 days after exposure for the first symptoms to appear, and those who are not fully vaccinated or otherwise immune to measles are especially vulnerable.

The five new measles cases in Maryland bring the state’s year-to-date total to nine. The state health department confirmed three cases in 2025, and one in each of the previous two years.

“All Marylanders should review potential exposure times, watch for symptoms, and confirm they are up to date on their measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccinations,” the health department said.

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