End of game: Michigan picks up its 1,000th win in program history in a nail-biter in College Park. The Wolverines will enter next week's big matchup undefeated.

1:53 Q4: Blake Corum picks up a critical 4th and 1, and Michigan can just knee this one out now.

3:38 Q4: Tagovailoa is called for intentional grounding in the end zone, which results in a safety. Michigan is now up by a touchdown. Michigan 31, Maryland 24

4:10 Q4: Tommy Doman drops a beautiful punt down at the one-yard line. It doesn't get much better than that. Maryland will have the ball at its own one-yard line.

5:32 Q4: Mike Sainristil grabs his second interception of the game. Michigan now has another opportunity to put this one away.

7:05 Q4: The Wolverines go three-and-out. Tommy Doman punts it away and Maryland takes over at its own 10-yard line.

8:37 Q4: Maryland picks up a first down, but Braiden McGregor and Mason Graham combine to sack Tagovailoa on third down. Michigan gets the ball at the 50-yard line with a chance to go up two scores.

End of Q3: Myles Hinton goes down after Michigan's first-down play, and he heads to the locker room. The Wolverines will have 2nd and 7 from their own 28-yard line to begin the fourth quarter.

1:17 Q3: Taulia Tagovailoa finds Kaden Prather for a 34-yard pass. Will Johnson was beat on the play. Maryland punches it in two plays later, and this continues to be a game. Michigan 29, Maryland 24

4:04 Q3: McCarthy finds Loveland on 4th down to extend the drive. On the next play, Semaj Morgan takes an end around for a 13-yard touchdown. The Wolverines elect to go for two, but the attempt is unsuccessful. Michigan 29, Maryland 17

4:52 Q3: Michigan drives into Maryland territory, but Sherrone Moore calls timeout ahead of a crucial 4th and 3 from the 24-yard line.

7:33 Q3: Mike Sainristil grabs his fourth interception of the season, and Michigan gets the ball back. That's a huge momentum shifter and a big play from the two-time captain. Michigan has the ball at its own 49-yard line.

8:28 Q3: The Wolverines go three-and-out on their opening possession of the second half, and they punt it back to Maryland. The Terrapins will begin their drive from their own 24-yard line.

10:23 Q3: Michigan allows its first third-quarter points of the entire season. Maryland marches down the field with a nine-play, 78-yard drive and converts on the extra point. Michigan 23, Maryland 17

End of Q2: Maryland takes a knee to end the first half. The Wolverines lead by 13 points heading into the second half. Maryland will get the ball to start.

0:18 Q2: J.J. McCarthy throws his first interception since the Bowling Green game in Week 3. Michigan fails to convert in the red zone at the end of the first half.

1:59 Q2: Maryland puts together a 14-play, 75-yard drive that ends in a touchdown on 4th and 1. Michigan 23, Maryland 10

7:59 Q2: J.J. McCarthy finds Colston Loveland to convert a big third down play. Blake Corum punches in his second touchdown of the game three plays later, and Michigan is now up by 20. Michigan 23, Maryland 3

10:11 Q2: Sherrone Moore calls a timeout prior to 1st and 10 for Michigan. Moore elected to go for it on 4th and 8 from the 26, and Michigan was bailed out by a pass interference call on Maryland. 1st and 10 for the Wolverines from Maryland's 16-yard line after the break.

End of Q1: Michigan fell behind early, but the Wolverines have scored 16 unanswered points, and they have the ball on their own 42-yard line to start the second quarter.

0:32 Q1: Christian Boivin blocks Maryland's punt, and the Maryland punter intentionally boots it out of the back of his own end zone. It results in a safety. Michigan 16, Maryland 3

2:00 Q1: Taulia Tagovailoa is stripped by Michael Barrett, Derrick Moore picks up the ball and walks into the end zone for Michigan's second touchdown of the game. Turner puts the PAT through. Michigan 14, Maryland 3

2:19 Q1: Blake Corum rushes for his 19th touchdown of the season. Michigan's drive lasted nine plays and 65 yards and took up 4:10 of game clock. James Turner connects on the PAT. Michigan 7, Maryland 3

6:29 Q1: Marylands kickoff goes out of bounds. Michigan will take over at its own 35-yard line, down by three.

6:29 Q1: The Terrapins put together an 11-play, 57-yard drive that ends in a made field goal by kicker Jack Howes. Michigan 0, Maryland 3

12:50 Q1: Michigan goes three-and-out on its opening possession, and Tommy Doman punts it away. Maryland will start its offensive day on its own 26-yard line.

Michigan will play its last road game of the 2023 season on Saturday afternoon in College Park against the Maryland Terrapins. History is on the line for the Wolverines, which hope to claim the 1,000th win in program history.

With a win, not only will Michigan earn that coveted 1,000th win, but the Wolverines will improve to 11-0 and head into Ohio State week undefeated for the second year in a row.

Kickoff is scheduled for 12:10 p.m. and the game will air on FOX.

LaDarius Henderson is listed as out for Michigan. Luckily for the Wolverines, the starting left tackle is the only starter listed as either out or questionable on this week's availability report.

However, starting quarterback J.J. McCarthy appears to be walking gingerly during warmups. Just after the team's arrival to the stadium, McCarthy was working with an athletic trainer. McCarthy was constantly pointing to and rubbing his left knee.

Despite not looking completely healthy, McCarthy took first-team snaps in warmups.

Maryland has won the coin toss. It defers to the second half. Michigan will start with the ball.

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