'Sponsored by sausages' — Terps player explains why Badgers are so big

'Sponsored by sausages' — Terps player explains why Badgers are so big

Published Nov. 4, 2015 4:16 p.m. ET

Maryland's first football game against Wisconsin as a member of the Big Ten occurred last year, and it did not go very well for the Terrapins. 

Wisconsin won 52-7 with Melvin Gordon rushing for 122 yards and three touchdowns at Camp Randall Stadium.

Maryland was outgained 527-175, and Wisconsin had 15 more first downs than its visitors. 

Behind their typically massive offensive line, the Badgers ran for 311 yards, averaging 6.3 per carry. 

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And it was no mystery to Maryland offensive lineman Evan Mulrooney how the Wisconsin front line got to be so large. 

Maryland does not take a backseat to anyone when it comes to food, but we're sure no one can blame him for being jealous.

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