Just over a week after Maryland basketball beat its first ranked opponent since 2016, the Terps have a chance to knock off another top-25 team in College Park. This time, it’s the No. 22 Indiana Hoosiers.
Both teams are off to strong starts in Big Ten play. Maryland has won three straight and sits at 4-1 in the league, while Indiana started 3-0 before falling at Michigan on Sunday. Despite Indiana’s ranking, the Terps are five-point favorites in this matchup.
(Two pregame notes: Indiana point guard Rob Phinisee has been cleared to play, and Jalen Hurts is in the building with football coach Mike Locksley.