With four weeks remaining in the regular season, Maryland is on a roll.
The Terrapins are ranked No. 9, on top of the Big Ten standings and coming off an impressive road win at then-No. 20 Illinois in a matchup of first-place teams Thursday. Now Maryland is back home, where it has yet to lose this season, ready to meet 13th-place Nebraska on Tuesday night in College Park, Md.
Maryland coach Mark Turgeon knows a "trap game" when he sees one.
The Cornhuskers (7-16, 2-10) are coming off the worst loss of first-year coach Fred Hoiberg's tenure, a 96-72 defeat at then-No.