Maryland rushes for 6 touchdowns, gains 646 yards of offense in a 62-0 win over Hampton

COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- , DeJuan Williams scored on a 94-yard run in the first quarter, the first of six rushing touchdowns for Maryland in a 62-0 rout of Hampton on Saturday night. Williams and Iverson Howard scored twice each for the Terrapins in their season opener, and Harry Dalton III and Jianni Davis had a touchdown apiece. Malik Washington and Cardell Williams each threw for a TD as well. “Pleased with how we executed today in all three facets of the game,” Maryland coach Michael Locksley said. “We were able to establish the run early." Maryland outgained the Pirates (1-1) 646-85 in Hampton's first-ever game against a Power Four team. Williams' long run to open the scoring was the second-longest in Maryland history, topped only by a 98-yarder in 1978 by Steve Atkins against Clemson. “It was a little duo play,” Williams said. “I just seen a crease as soon as I touched the ball.