For the Terps, QB Chris Turner completed 24 of 44 pass attempts for 307 yards and three touchdowns as the Terps got its offense going in the second half after falling behind 35-10 after the first half.
Turner had two scoring passes to Adrian Cannon and another to Torrey Smith, who finished with a career-high 10 receptions for the Terps.
Davin Meggett, filling in for injured running back Da'Rel Scott, had 21 yards on six carries, including a 1-yard touchdown run on a fourth-down play in the first quarter.
Freshman Kicker Nick Ferrara hit a 50 yd field goal in the first half for the Terps.
For Wake Forest, Skinner threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Marshall Williams, a 32-yarder to Givens and 20-yard TD to Andrew Parker as Wake Forest just dominated the Terps. For the record, Skinner completed 24 of 33 passes for the Demon Deacons.
Maryland fell to 2-4 while Wake Forest (4-2) avenged their 26-0 loss at Maryland last year. Next up for the Terps: Home vs Virginia 4:00 PM next Saturday.
Devon Brown ran for a touchdown as Wake Forest handed Maryland its first ACC loss (AP Photo).
Wake Forest running back Josh Adams battles a pair of Maryland defenders during the first half (Baltimore Sun Photo).
The Washington Post: Terps' Defense Is Taken Apart
Late Comeback Comes Up Short
The Baltimore Sun: Maryland can't keep up with Wake Forest
Led by Skinner, Demon Deacons have record-setting day against Terps
The Baltimore Sun: Two Terps linebackers were injured
Demetrius Hartsfield broke his hand and Adrian Moten suffered a thigh contusion. Just a tough year injury wise for the Terps.
The Washington Times: Maryland defense struggles in defeat
Terps allow 516 yards in road loss to Wake Forest
