Tagovailoa throws for 361 yards and sets Big Ten passing mark as Maryland beats Rutgers 42-24

PISCATAWAY, N.J. -- , Taulia Tagovailoa of Maryland didn't seem overly excited about becoming the all-time passing leader in the Big Ten Conference after putting on a show in a 42-24 win over Rutgers in his final league game Saturday. When Maryland assistant athletic director and director of football communications Dustin Semonavick brought over his laptop and told Tagovailoa to hit play, the quarterback got as much of a thrill as any of his three touchdown passes or his rushing TD against the Scatlet Knights. His father and mother, Galu and Diane, congratulated him on a quick first video and then came the one that really excited him, his brother, Tua, the Miami Dolphins QB, came on. “Oh, wow,” Taulia said, and then he listened.