Labels: indoor football, maryland maniacs, sports
Maryland fell behind 21-14 after one quarter before largely shutting down Rochester the remainder of the way. The Maniacs took the game lead for good on a one-yard run play from quarterback Bryson Spinner. Maryland's league-leading defense allowed only one touchdown the rest of the way.
The 7-2 Maniacs will conclude their three game Show Place Arena homestand this Saturday evening (7:05 p.m.) as heavy favorites against the 1-9 Muskegon Thunder.