All the momentum had swung Maryland's direction with 10:29 remaining in the 4th quarter after they cut the lead to 34-31 on a two-yard plunge by D.J. Adams and a successful two-point conversion attempt.

West Virginia needed an answer in the worst way, after Maryland scored 21-unanswered points and that's when the Mountaineers offense responded driving the field for a field goal on a 14-play 65-yard drive that spanned 5:41.

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