Diamond Stone led No. 4 Maryland to a second-half comeback over Penn State with a program freshman-record 39 points at Xfinity Center Wednesday.
Stone added 12 rebounds in his record-breaking performance. Maryland's hopes of winning looked dire at times, as Penn State had a 13-point lead in the second half, but Stone always brought the Terps back, and they escaped with a 70-64 win.
The Terps rebounded from an ugly, ugly start to notch their first Big Ten win against the Nittany Lions. Melo Trimble was completely shut down for most of the game. He started off 1 for 9 from the field, but hit two clutch threes down the stretch to keep Maryland alive.