What is UNC's all time win-loss record against Maryland?  (football)?
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According to a site i found, North Carolina leads the all-time series 35-31-1.
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Win the battle, lose the war.\n\nCup's going to Carolina.
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LSU with two losses get over it thats like me saying that Notre Dame is when there are still undefeated teams out there.  Get off the high horse I had to.
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Hi,\n\nIn Bear Bryant's first five seasons he had a combined record of 35-14-3.  In 1945, his first year of coaching, Bryant was 6-2-1 with Maryland University.  He moved to Kentucky in 1946 and was 29-12-2 in his first four seasons with the Wildcats.
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Maryland does not have a big time football program, as compared to programs around that part of the country.  Think about it Maryland has to compete in recruiting against the likes of Florida St., Miami (Fla.), Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Michigan, Ohio State, just to name a few.  That said, it would help if they were a consistent winner.
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It's been an amazing run for Rutgers, but I think it's going to come to an end against Louisville.\n\nI'm not a Cardinals fan, but I think their offense will put up enough points against that stingy Rutgers defense to win the game.  I'd be surprised if Louisville won in a blowout, but I'd be absolutely shocked if Rutgers won the game by any margin.  I know they're undefeated, but their schedule isn't exactly full of tough wins.\n\nShould be a good game.  I'd love to see Rutgers surprise everyone and run the table, but I'm guessing that they'll lose next week to Louisville, and to West Virginia in early December.
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It's Georgia Tech, who defeated Cumberland 222-0 in a 1916 matchup:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Tech_v._Cumberland,_1916\n\nhttp://www.cumberland.edu/about/gotc/gamestory.html\n\nIn the modern era, the most points scored is 106, by the NAIA Grand Valley State Wildcats.\n\nhttp://naia.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/091205aaf.html
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http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/statistics\nGo check this out Man!
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I love Chapel Hill, and I LOVE UNC basketball, especially Roy Williams. They were supposed to be a total joke this season, but Roy and the guys had other ideas! Go Heels!
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1990: Won: 79 Lost: 83  Finished: Third \n\n1991: Won: 84 Lost: 78  Finished: Second (Tie w/ Boston)\n\n1992: Won: 75 Lost: 87  Finished: Fifth\n\n1993: Won: 85 Lost: 77  Finised: Third (Tie w/ Baltimore) \n\n1994: Won: 53 Lost: 63  Finished: Fifth (Shortened Season)\n\n1995: Won: 60 Lost: 84  Finished: Fourth\n\n1996: Won: 53 Lost: 109 Finished: Fifth\n\n1997: Won: 79 Lost: 83  Finished: Third\n\n1998: Won: 65 Lost: 97  Finished: Fifth \n\n1999: Won: 69 Lost: 92  Finished: Third.
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STEELERZ!!!! SEAHAWK FANS SHUT UP!!!!\nSTEELRZ:)):34\nSEAHAWK:( 0
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College: 1982 UNC Tarheels (Jordan, Sam Perkins, James Worthy)\nNBA: 1996 Chicago Bulls ( 72-10 Record !!!!)
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Mountaineers all the way!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Did u watch the gold-blue game? they were playing pretty well.if we can win the sugar bowl with a freshman QB and RB, we can win  the National title this year. I hope we  kill marshall in the opener.
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I'm a Duke Fan and Maryland looks good I can't lie.\n\nThe reason Duke gets love Coach K. you can hate him forever but hes a great coach
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Montana Defeated Montana St @ Montana St 80-64 on 1/14 Montana Defeated Montana St @ Montana 70-61 on 2/11 \n\nhttp://sports.yahoo.com/ncaab/teams/mbm/schedule
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Depends on what you're looking for. Frank Reich and Boomer both did well in the NFL, but neither of them hold the important QB stats at University of Maryland. Thre-year starter Scott Milanovich (1992-95) holds the records for career yardage, attempts, touchdowns, season yardage and game yardage. Also doubled as punter, second all-time punt yardage in school history. Coincidently, most of the WR reception and yardage records fall during that period as well. Probably he was throwing alot because Maryland was always behind.\n\nStill, when Boomer and Frank played, the Terrapins won about 66% of their games and for Milanovich, they won about 40%. Depends on what you want, yards or wins.
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#1 against #2 in the nation. Both teams are undefeated and at the end of the game one of them wont be.  This is probably going to decide who wins the national championship in college football.  Even the looser will probably finish in the top 2 or three in the nation.  It's also both teams last game of the regular season.  Anything else?