After an underwhelming start to the season, Maryland men’s basketball had a chance to remedy the noise surrounding it and start Big Ten play on the right note. Instead, it faltered at Indiana, never finding a rhythm.
The Hoosiers comfortably rolled past the Terps on Friday, 65-53.
The Terps have lost 13 of their last 14 regular-season games away from home.
Despite having four upperclassmen starting, the Terps looked lost early. They committed the game’s first five turnovers and had no answer for Indiana’s overwhelming size, evidenced by the Hoosiers’ 24 first-half points in the paint.