Gophers linebacker Maverick Baranowski was not listed on the team’s unavailability report on Saturday, setting up his return to play against Maryland at Huntington Bank Stadium. Baranowski was the U’s leading tackler with 36 stops through five games, before missing the last two games with an injury. Minnesota’s offense, however, will be without receiver Cristian Driver, who has six receptions for 45 yards and one touchdown through seven games. He has not been a regular within the U’s three-receiver sets. Safety Darius Green is also listed as out. He has played in only four games this year, totaling 11 tackles. True freshman defensive tackle Riley Sunram, who has not appeared in a game this season, was ruled out for the rest of the season. Gophers head coach P.J. Fleck said the Kindred, N.D., native has been one of the young player standouts in practices. Three tight ends were also ruled out Saturday: Pierce Walsh, Nathan Jones and Jacob Simpson. Related Articles College Sports | Gophers football vs. Maryland: Keys to game, how to watch, who has the edge College Sports | Three reasons why a local financial firm plans to give $1 million to Gophers’ NIL collective College Sports | Meticulous Max: How the Gophers quarterback’s regimented routine has led to success College Sports | Gophers football: Tight end recruit Cross Nimmo de-commits from the U College Sports | Gophers football: Three stories to know about freshman star Koi Perich