No. 11 Maryland women’s basketball enters the Big Ten tournament with a seed lower than No. 2 for the first time since entering the conference. Regardless, the fourth-seeded Terps come to Indianapolis with a double-bye and the same goal on their mind: winning the title.
“We’re obviously excited to be here in Indy,” head coach Brenda Frese said. “...We love this time of year, the best time of year. When you talk about in March, love where this team is at.”
On Thursday afternoon, Maryland learned that it would play No. 5 seed Indiana in a rematch on Friday.