Maryland men’s basketball suffered a 55-50 loss to Penn State Friday night, marking the team’s fifth straight loss in State College, Pennsylvania.
With the defeat, the Terps drop to 10-9 on the season and are still without consecutive wins in conference play, in which they hold a 4-8 record. With just seven games left in the regular season, Maryland, currently on the bubble, will need to change that habit if it wants a shot at the NCAA Tournament.
“We got to get better at execution,” head coach Mark Turgeon said. “We got to get better with a lot of things, but we are who we are and we’ve gotten better.