SportsLine's model just revealed its college football picks for the Maryland Terrapins vs. Penn State Nittany Lions on Saturday

PennLive's Penn State coverage team makes its picks for the Nittany Lions' regular season finale vs. Maryland.

Penn State got off its most awkward start of the season against Maryland. Running back Nicholas Singleton fumbled on his first touch, and the Terrapins responded with lightning precision as quarterback MJ Morris hit Kaden Prather on a 25-yard touchdown pass. on their first play. This entire sequence made up the first 14 seconds of the game.

With down-and-out Maryland coming to Beaver Stadium Saturday, fourth-ranked Penn State's job is simple: Win and they're in.

No team would’ve benefitted from a 12-team playoff more than Penn State over the years. Now, in the first year of its expansion, the Nittany Lions are one win away from securing not only a spot in the playoff but a home game in the first round.

The Penn State Nittany Lions and Maryland Terrapins will meet for the 48th time this Saturday on the college football gridiron in an annual Big Ten rivalry game. If you want to watch the final weekend of the regular season on TV or live stream,

The 44-7 loss was the Terrapins’ most lopsided this year and put the finishing touches on a deflating season that ended with five straight defeats and seven in eight games, all

Drew Allar threw for a touchdown and ran for another score as No. 4 Penn State beat Maryland 44-7 and advanced to its first Big Ten championship game since 2016

Let’s get right into the good, the bad, and the ugly from Saturday’s game. Penn State’s defense: It wasn’t a perfect start (I’ll get to that) but Penn State’s defense suffocated Maryland for most of the 60 minutes it was on the field.