Maryland basketball went 2-7 in Big Ten road games last year. The Terps just won their second in four days, pulling away for an 82-67 victory over Minnesota on Tuesday night.
This was a back-and-forth contest all evening, as neither team led by more than eight until Maryland dominated in the final minutes. Minnesota led for most of the first half, but the Terps pulled ahead midway through the second. Maryland’s offense found another gear after halftime, shooting 69.6 percent from the floor and going 6-of-7 on threes.