Time is running out for Maryland men’s basketball to make a late-season push, but it will have its chance to get back on track with an important road matchup against the No. 16 Ohio State Buckeyes coming up.
The Terps have dropped their last two games, which has solidified their spot in the Big Ten basement’s in the meantime. Maryland’s 3-8 conference record has it only ahead of Minnesota and Nebraska heading into the matchup.
A meeting with the Buckeyes will come tomorrow and then it will have to prepare for games against Iowa and Purdue, with the Hawkeyes’ game being the one game in College Park out of the next three for Maryland.