Watch: The good and bad from the Quick Lane Bowl's 2nd half
Maryland and Boston College went back and forth in the Quick Lane Bowl on Monday, providing both great plays and brutal ones.
Here's the good and bad from the second half:
The Good
Quarterback Perry Hills connected with Teldrick Morgan on a 63-yard bomb for a touchdown early in the third quarter.
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On the Terrapins' next possession, Hills hit Levern Jacobs, who then beat the Eagles defender for a 52-yard score.
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The Bad
The Terps started the second half with a forced fumble that was recovered by Kevin Kavalec.
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Eagles kicker Mike Knoll missed a 38-yard field-goal attempt - and it wasn't close.
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— FanSportsClips (@FanSportsClips) December 26, 2016
Maryland head coach D.J. Durkin decided to go for it on fourth-and-1, but much like his team's two-point attempt in the first half, it was unsuccessful and ugly.
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— FanSportsClips (@FanSportsClips) December 26, 2016
There was also this series sequence:
1. 1st and goal from 2
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2. 3rd and goal from 27
3. 1st and 10 from 12
4. 1st and goal from 1
5. 2nd and goal from 1
6. Fumbled snap, BC ball
Boston College would hold on for the 36-30 victory.