Who are Maryland vs Indiana game announcers today on ESPN? All you need to know about Week 5 game’s coverage team
One of the only two undefeated Big 10 teams, the Indiana Hoosiers (4-0), will face conference foes, the Maryland Terrapins (3-1), on Saturday at Bloomington's Indiana University Memorial Stadium. The game can be watched on Big 10 Network and FuboTV.
Both teams are coming off wins last week. While the Hoosiers are coming off their third straight victory, winning 52-14 against Charlotte, the Terrapins defeated Villanova 38-20.
Maryland vs Indiana football game announcers today
Jeff Levering will lead the play-by-play commentary, while Jake Butt will provide his analysis from the booth. Brooke Fletcher will be on the sidelines to provide closer game-action updates.
What time is the Maryland vs. Indiana game today?
The game is set to take place on Saturday, with kickoff scheduled for noon ET. The pregame coverage will start two hours before kickoff.
Maryland vs Indiana game preview
The Hoosiers were impressive during their Week 4 game against the Charlotte 49ers. Quarterback Kurtis Rourke was highly efficient, completing 16-of-20 passes for 258 yards and one touchdown. He also rushed for 32 yards on four carries, including a score. On defense, the Hoosiers allowed only 14 points to be scored.
"I think he's playing pretty well," Indiana coach Curt Cignetti said about Rourke's performance after Week 3 via SI.com. "He will be the first to tell you it wasn't perfect and he came back from what I thought was a really outstanding performance against UCLA with a pretty solid performance today but that's why we recruited him, too, he had already proven himself on tape."
Meanwhile, the Terrapins suffered one loss (versus Michigan State) while winning three straight games against Uconn, Virginia and Villanova. Quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. threw for 328 yards, two touchdowns and one interception in last week's win over Villanova.
“Our offensive line is a work in progress,” Maryland coach Michael Locksley said ahead of Saturday's game via DBKNews.com. “We’re doing a great job of protecting our quarterback. [But] sometimes sacks aren’t always offensive-line driven.”
The Maryland Terrapins will likely make it tough for the Indiana Hoosiers to remain undefeated. However, expect Curt Cignetti's Hoosiers to make it 5-0 as they enter the contest as 7.0-point home favorites.