The University of Maryland Terrapins visit the Florida State Seminoles on Saturday. Kickoff is at 12 p.m. ET on ESPN. Listen to the live radio broadcast HERE.
Both teams go into Saturday with 4-0 records. For Florida State, the story is quarterback Jameis Winston. The freshman has lived up to the hype, completing 73.6 percent of his passes for 1,048 yards, 12 touchdowns and two interceptions.
Still, Seminoles coach Jimbo Fisher isn't ready to anoint Winston just yet.
"He's only four games in," Fisher said, via ESPN. "We'll wait. He's got a good grasp of things. I like the way he's playing. And there's some things he's got to get better at. He'll be the first one to tell you. But he's still making great reads and great plays. He's developing very well."
Maryland, meanwhile, is enjoying one of its better starts to the season. The Terrapins' defense has been stout, and the offense behind quarterback C.J. Brown has been hot.
After suffering an ACL tear last season, Brown has bounced back this season. Brown ranks eighth in the nation with 10.54 yards per pass attempt, according to ESPN. He's completed 66.7 percent of his passes for 1,043 yards, seven touchdowns and one interception.
Brown acknowledged the game is huge for both programs.
"We are 4-0, they're 4-0, it's a nationally televised game. It doesn't get any better than that," said Brown. "This is what you play for. To go out there and prove yourself. This will be a good test for us. ...
"They're a fast and physical team, very successful this year so it will be a good challenge for us. They lost a lot of guys upfront on the defensive line to the NFL. They rotate a lot of bodies, they have a lot of experience in the secondary and at the linebacker level, so it'll be a good challenge for us."
