Big Ten opponents Maryland Terrapins and 15 USC Trojans are set to face off at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Saturday, November 21, 2026.
Fans looking to secure seats can find options across multiple ticketing platforms, with digital access currently available on StubHub, Vivid Seats, and Ticketmaster. For those tuning in from home, live streaming options are accessible through ESPN+ for USC games and Fubo for Maryland broadcasts.
Statistical indicators point to a hard-fought battle in Southern California. Maryland’s defensive yield of 31.3 points per game is nearly matched by the 32.4 points the USC offense puts on the board per contest this season. The Trojans hold a 3-0 overall record when clearing that 31.3-point threshold.
USC enters the contest accumulating 424.0 yards per game, outgaging the Terrapins’ defensive allowance of 377.6 yards by a margin of 46.4 yards. In matchups where the USC offense has surpassed that yardage allowance, the team holds a 4-1 record.
Jayden Maiava leads the Trojans’ aerial attack, tossing for 2,525 yards over nine games at an average of 280.6 yards per contest. Maiava has completed 66.9% of his throws, recording 20 touchdowns against five interceptions.
On the ground, King Miller has added five touchdowns and 681 total rushing yards, averaging 75.7 yards per game. In the receiving corps, Trent Mosley leads with six touchdowns on 32 receptions for 512 yards, while Kayden Dixon-Wyatt has contributed 443 yards and four scores on 32 catches. Defensively, Luke Wafle has tallied 24 tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss, and three sacks in nine appearances.
Maryland arrives with an offense averaging 27.7 points per year, which sits 3.5 points higher than the 24.2 points USC’s defense gives up per contest. The Terrapins are 3-1 when exceeding that specific defensive threshold.
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Maryland’s offense averages 369.1 yards per game, exceeding the 346.0 yards allowed by the Trojans’ defense by 23.1 yards. The Terrapins hold a 3-2 record in games where they outgain that defensive benchmark.
Malik Washington anchors the Maryland offense, throwing for 2,058 yards over nine contests with 11 touchdowns, eight interceptions, and a 60.9% completion rate. Chris Durr Jr. has amassed 62 receptions for 765 yards and five touchdowns.
Ground production for the Terrapins features DeJuan Williams, who has collected 437 yards and five touchdowns, alongside Iverson Howard, who has rushed for 250 yards and four scores. On the defensive side, Daniel Wingate has registered 54 tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss, and one interception over nine games.
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