Maryland men’s basketball returned to Xfinity Center on Thursday for its first game in eight days and made easy work of Fairleigh Dickinson, coasting to a 75-50 win.
It was a team effort, as seven different Terps had at least nine points and five ended this one in double digits. Though he didn’t finish as the scoring leader, Kevin Huerter led Maryland with a near triple-double of 12 points, 15 rebounds and eight assists. The 15 boards were the most for any Terp since Charles Mitchell in 2014.
Though freshman Bruno Fernando returned from an ankle sprain, the Terps were down three contributors for the second straight game.