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Brady already has a tight relationship with Maryland. Update on Rivals:

and we came so close to beating them on their home court.

Way to go Terps!

The Terps played suffocating 2nd-half defense, maybe some of their best defense of the season. JuJu Reese had perhaps his coming out party, while the Terps showed a fight on the road they haven't really shown this season until today. Worth noting, they now have three winnable games at home and two of their next three on the road are versus Minnesota and Nebraska. They absolutely have a chance to string some wins together over the next couple of weeks. More at the link below.

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What? He's not dead?? Well, he will be after watching this one. And what would Dickie V say?

And yeah, Buck was fouled.

Taking an official visit to….Colorado? It appears so. I would be shocked if he actually ends up there. I still like the Terps here but he’s doing everything in his power to throw people off his scent.

Story on Locks getting mayo bath with video of him having the condiment poured over his head.

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of the efforts made by the Terps today, a day when they couldn't make threes.

Turge was color commentator on the Ball State v. Toledo game the other night and I watched some of it to listen to him. He needs more seasoning as a color commentator that's for sure (a little awkward at times) but I lost count of the number of times he said "terrific!"

We’re about 20 minutes from tip off between the Terps and Boilermakers in West Lafayette.

Maryland will look to snap a four-game road skid this afternoon.

After Thursday night’s performance, I suspect we’ll see more of Swanton-Rodger today with the Terps looking to slow down Edey.

There was a lot for Terps head coach Kevin Willard to like this afternoon despite the loss. Watch Willard react following the Terps' three-point loss to No. 3 Purdue in the video linked below.

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LINCOLN, NE – No. 11 Maryland finished its two-game road swing with a 69-54 victory at Nebraska on Sunday afternoon. The Terps (16-4, 7-2 Big Ten) won for the ninth time in 10 games.

Maryland never trailed in Sunday's contest at Pinnacle Bank Arena, building an early lead and never looking back. The Terrapins scored 22 points off Nebraska's 22 turnovers and held the Cornhuskers to 31% shooting.

Shyanne Sellers picked up her first double-double of the season and second of her career with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Diamond Miller scored 18 points, her 12th straight game in double figures.

The Terps are a perfect 6-0 at Pinnacle Bank Arena and improved to 16-1 all-time against the Cornhuskers.

Nebraska fell to 12-8 overall, 4-5 in the conference and 8-3 at home.

Breaking Down The Action

• The Terps' defense shined during the first quarter, forcing five turnovers as Maryland jumped out to an 18-6 lead. The Huskers shot just 2-of-15 from the floor in the first quarter and their 6 points were a season-best for the Terrapins' defense.
• Maryland used an 8-0 run during the second quarter to extend its lead to as big as 24, while the defense held the Cornhuskers to eight points. Diamond Miller's 14 first-half points led the way for the Terps, who held a dominant 37-14 lead at halftime.
• The Terrapins held the Huskers to just 4-24 and 1-11 from outside the arc in the first. Nebraska's 14 points in the first half were its lowest of the season.
• Maryland led by at least 20 for most of the second half as it continued pulling away.

1,000 Point Update

• Miller moved to 22nd all-time in career scoring at Maryland with 1,389. She passed Chequita Wood (1,372 from 1983-86) and Laurin Mincy (1,379 from 2011-15). Next on the list at No. 21 with 1,396 points is All-American Jasmina Perazic (1980-83).
• Meyers now has 1,214 points in her career with 947 in her three seasons of action at Princeton before joining the Terps this season.
• Lavender Briggs, who surpassed the 1,000-point mark in Maryland's game against Notre Dame, now has 1,087 overall. She netted 961 at Florida.
• Brinae Alexander, who crossed the 1,000-point threshold against Rutgers, now has 1,021+TODAY career points, with 841 coming at Vanderbilt
• Pinzan is also chasing 1,000 points as she has 992 after scoring two at Nebraska, for her career. She had 916 points at South Florida.

Double-Figures Update

• Sellers' 20-point-performance was the 17th time in 20 games that she has reached double-digit scoring this season. She has done that 30 times overall in her career.
• With 18 points, Miller reached double-figures for the 18th time in 19 games played this season. She's recorded 10 points or more 73 times in her career.

B1G Time

• The Terps are now 190-52 (.785) all-time against their Big Ten opponents.
• Since joining the Big Ten in 2014-15, the Terrapins are 148-22 (.871) vs. their conference opponents, including their 19-3 record in the Big Ten Tournament.
• In the 21 years under Frese, the Terps are 159-26 (.860) against their Big Ten opponents.
• Frese is 172-31 (.848) all-time vs. Big Ten opponents, which includes her time at Minnesota and at Ball State.
• Since their first year in the Big Ten, the Terps are 113-4 (.967) when holding their league opponents to 70 points or less.

Series History

• Sunday's matchup was the 17th all-time between Maryland and Nebraska. The Terps own the series at 16-1 and are now 6-0 at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
• Earlier this season, the Huskers won 90-67 in College Park on Dec. 4, 2022 - their first-ever win in the series. The Terrapins led 36-31 at half, then the Huskers outscored them 59-31 in the second half.

Notes and Nuggets

• On Saturday, many of the Maryland players attended the Terps Gymnastics team's meet at Nebraska, a 195.875-195.325 win in Lincoln. Then on Sunday, the gymnasts attended the basketball game before flying home with the basketball team.

Up Next

• The Terps return home to host No. 14 Michigan on Thursday night at 6:30 p.m. That game will air on the Big Ten Network.

Maryland (12-6) vs. Purdue (18-1)

When: Sunday, Jan. 22 | 1:00 p.m. ET
Where: Mackey Arena (West Lafayette, Ind.)
Television: FS1 (Streaming on FoxSports) - Watch Live
Broadcasters: Brandon Gaudin (play-by-play), Stephen Barno (color)
Radio: Maryland Sports Radio Network | Listen Online

Line: Terps +9.5
Over/Under: 132.5

Series history: Purdue leads the all-time series 7-5, with the Boilermakers winning the most recent meeting 62-61 on Feb. 13, 2022 in West Lafayette.

Projected Starting Lineups

Purdue
Branden Smith (6-foot, Fr., G) - Averaging 9.9 points, 4.9 rebounds and a team-high 4.3 assists per game.
Fletcher Loyer (6-foot-4, Fr., G) - Averaging 13.3 points, 1.6 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game.
Ethan Morton (6-foot-7, Junior, G/F) - Averaging 3.8 points and 2.8 rebounds and 2.9 assists per game.
Caleb Furst (6-foot-10, Soph., F) - Averaging 7.2 points and 5.4 rebounds per game.
Zach. Edey (7-foot-2, Senior, C) - National player of the year candidate averaging a team-high 21.3 points, a team-high 13.0 rebounds and a team-high 2.3 blocks per game.

Maryland
Jahmir Young (6-foot-1, Senior, PG) - Averaging a team-high 15.8 points, 4.8 rebounds and a team-high 2.8 assists per game.
Don Carey (6-foot-5, Senior, SG) - Averaging 7.4 points and 2.6 rebounds per game.
Hakim Hart (6-foot-8, Senior, G/F) - Averaging 11.6 points, 4.8 rebounds, 1.6 assists and a team-high 1.2 steals per game.
Donta Scott (6-foot-8, Senior, F) - Averaging 12.2 points, 6.2 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game.
Julian Reese (6-foot-9, Soph., F) - Averaging 9.8 points and a team-high 6.9 rebounds per game.


The Terps continued their winning ways at home last week, avenging an earlier road loss to Michigan by beating the Wolverines in College Park 64-58 and remaining undefeated versus Big Ten opponents inside Xfinity Center. The Terps' road woes also continued last week, as they fell to the Hawkeyes in Iowa City last Sunday by a score of 81-67. It was the Terps' fourth straight conference road loss.

Maryland is back out on the road again this Sunday, where they will face No. 3 Purdue in West Lafayette. The Boilermakers will pose the Terps' biggest challenge, both figuratively and literally, as they are led by 7-foot-2 national player of the year candidate Zach Edey. The Canadian big man is averaging a double-double and leads the No. 3 Boilermakers in points and rebounds. He is also an elite rim protector averaging a team-high 2.3 blocks per game, which currently ranks 18th nationally.

"Now we gotta go play against, I think, the most dominant center in college basketball," Willard said of Edey following the Terps' win over Michigan.

Perhaps the biggest revelation following the Terps' win over Michigan was the play of 7-foot Canadian freshman Caelum Swanton-Rodger, who finished with 4 points and 3 rebounds in just seven minutes of action, including a dunk over Michigan All-American center Hunter Dickinson. The Terps will likely rely on Swanton-Rodger once again Sunday to help a now-healthy Julian Reese try to defend Purdue's front court of Edey and Caleb Furst.

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The Terps have received a commitment from Dylan Wade's Jones teammate who also officially visited Maryland June 17 in three-star WR Derrick Jones. He chose the Terps over offers from Nebraska, Ole Miss, Miami and others. He unofficially visited Miami over the weekend. He's committed to Maryland as a wideout while others, including Miami were recruiting him at CB.

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BTN story on Iowa's Len Bias premiered tonight.

Chris Street

Life makes no sense sometimes

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But the target is committed to FSU it appears.

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It’s finally official, Tagovailoa will return for his senior season. While expected, still big news as the program looks to build on the past two seasons.

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well, just a little. With the impressive win over Michigan, Maryland moved up one line, from an 11 seed to a 10. Lunardi has the Terps playing a slumping Arkansas team in the first round.