Virginia head coach Mike London said senior running back Perry Jones suffered a concussion on Saturday against Maryland.

The Hoos disaster of a season continued this week with a home loss to the Maryland Terrapins. The Hoos trailed 14-0 before 5 minutes had passed, and 17-0 before they decided to show up. Phillip Sims was terrible and the coaching staff was worse.

The Cavaliers fell to 2-5 with yet another disappointing loss to Maryland at Scott Stadium on Saturday. After an 8-4 regular season in 2011, the Hoos were labeled an "up and coming team." What are the culprits of the current free fall?

Every game going forward is being treated as the team's bowl game, because just about any loss at this point could break the season for the Hoos.

Once again, Virginia's opponent is missing a key player due to injury. The question is, will Virginia finally be able to capitalize on this, or will the Hoos continue to slide downwards towards the ACC cellar?

The Hoos are reeling, having lost 4 in a row, and now face a resurgent Maryland team that has exceeded expectations. Things haven't been bouncing the Hoos way this year, while the opposite is true for the Terps. What can we expect for this game?

Maryland Football is exceeding expectations. How did this happen and what do the Hoos need to do to defend Scott Stadium this Saturday? Testudo Times joins us for a Q&A session.