Maryland is a NCAA Division I school (now known as the Football Bowl Subdivision). Delaware is a NCAA Division II (now known as the Football Championship Subdivision). Unless your school pulls a massive choke job (see Michigan), a DI school does not lose to a DII school, especially at home.

It was close, but Maryland avoided the choke job today when it squeaked by Delaware 14-7, opening up the season with a win. Sure, the team needed three quarterbacks and seemed to miss every field goal it got, but Da’Rel Scott piled up 197 yards on the ground, leaving hope for this year.

Let’s go Terps!