Coming off a series sweep over Purdue, Maryland has two pivotal series remaining in the regular season as it attempt to secure an NCAA Tournament bid, its first since 2017. First up this weekend is a three-game series against No. 24 ranked Michigan on the road.
The Terps will have an opportunity to leapfrog Michigan into third place in the Big Ten standings as the Wolverines currently have a half-game advantage over Maryland.
However, both teams have had different paths too near the top of the Big Ten standings since they met in early April.
“The team that wins is going to be the team that can stay in the moment the most,” head coach Rob Vaughn said.