In their loss to the Terrapins on Tuesday night, the Hoosiers held a seven-point advantage (22-15) after a Kaleb Banks layup at the 9:21 mark in the first half.
But Maryland went on a 22-7 run to end the half, taking an eight-point lead (37-29) into the break. The Hoosiers never led again.
It was a stretch that was emblematic of Indiana’s issues in this one. Struggles with team, transition and individual defense. Maryland’s press forcing Indiana to eat clock early in the possession, giving them less time to operate in the half court after some stagnation.