No. 10 Ohio State keeps rolling, routs Maryland 62-14

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Maryland tried to mix things up right from the start Saturday, trying a flea-flicker on its first offensive play. Ohio State linebacker Dante Booker wasn't fooled. He sacked Max Bortenschlager for a 4-yard loss. Matter of fact, the Buckeyes had little trouble with the Terrapins all game. The stingy No. 10 Buckeyes held Maryland to 66 total yards -- their fewest yards allowed since yielding 60 against Indiana in 1960 -- in a 62-14 rout. "We stopped the run, and we didn't give them many opportunities," Ohio State defensive end Tyquan Lewis said. "We just came out and played good fundamental defense." Quarterback J.T. Barrett threw for three touchdowns and ran for another in the first half for Ohio State (5-1, 3-0 Big Ten). Ohio State beat the Terrapins last year 62-3.