Continuity was the story of the offseason for Maryland volleyball, who is looking to make some noise in the Big Ten this season, and seventh-year head coach Adam Hughes returns a familiar and experienced squad.
The Terps went 10-2 in nonconference play last season, but couldn’t translate those results to the Big Ten, finishing 7-13 for the third consecutive year. Hughes’ squad also struggled mightily on the road, going 4-10 overall and 2-8 against conference opponents.
In a loaded conference that saw five teams earn a tournament bid — including eventual runner-up Nebraska — winning games was difficult.