As the search for the next Maryland football coach continues off the field, the team is getting ready to take on Wisconsin on Saturday. However, the Terps might have to face the Badgers without starting quarterback Malik Washington.

Per CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz, Washington is expected to be a game-time decision as he deals with an undisclosed injury.

The Terps finally snapped their six-game losing skid last time out as they beat Purdue, 34-29, their first win in the post-Mike Locksley era. Washington was outstanding in that game as he completed 13 of his 18 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns. He also added 32 rushing yards and two more rushing scores.

The Terps also got great games from running back DeJuan Williams (14 carries, 99 yards, one TD) and Chris Durr Jr. (four catches, 127 yards, one TD). Durr has been one of the top receivers in the nation this season. He's ranked ninth with 62 catches and 21st with 765 receiving yards.

Washington has had a strong sophomore season overall. He's thrown for 2,058 yards with 11 touchdowns against eight interceptions. He also has 169 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns.

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If Washington is unable to go, Cardell Williams is expected to get the call to start. Williams has gotten more playing time than fellow senior Jack Capaldi this season. He has completed six of seven passes for 63 yards with one touchdown.

Maryland will face a Wisconsin team that also made a quarterback change recently. With Colton Joseph out injured, Ryan Hopkins stepped in to start against Rutgers. The freshman ended up having a spectacular outing, throwing for 241 yards with three touchdowns to lead the Badgers to a 31-10 win.