Joe Boozell | NCAA.com | September 30, 2015 Maryland football to debut ‘Black Ops’ helmets Share Get excited, Call of Duty fans. Because the Maryland football team has something right up your alley. The Terrapins take on Michigan on Saturday and will wear hand-painted ‘Black Ops’ helmets to go with their all-black alternate jerseys. Fans are encouraged to wear all black for the evening kickoff against Jim Harbaugh’s bunch, so it should be a pretty cool scene at Byrd Stadium. Here is a look at the helmets: Our hand-painted Black Ops helmets for our #BlackoutByrd game Saturday! @Uniformswag pic.twitter.com/ZlkrCrHPFK — Marty Summa Jr (@MartyMcFly34) September 29, 2015 The team also released a hype video featuring the new look on Twitter. Debuting the newest addition to our collection of hand-painted helmets this weekend: #BlackOutByrd x @UAFootball pic.twitter.com/yulllAAU7z — Maryland Football (@MarylandPride) September 29, 2015 This is the first time Maryland will break out the all-black uniforms since 2012. The Black Ops helmets, however, are a first. MORE: Nebraska releases 360 interactive entrance video Men's soccer rankings: Wild week leads to big changes in latest top 10 The United Soccer Coaches poll has been updated following Week 3 in Division I men's soccer. Three teams made significant leaps in the top 10 this week, dramatically reshaping the rankings. READ MORE Jared Bernhardt, the best lacrosse player in the country, is now starting QB at Ferris State Jared Bernhardt finished his DI men's lacrosse career at Maryland with the Tewaaraton Award. Now, he's quarterbacking Ferris State to victory on the DII football field. Here's his story. READ MORE The largest college football comebacks in FBS history These FBS programs have rallied from deficits of at least 30 points and won the game. READ MORE