Confident Terps Aiming To End Losing Skid In Columbus, Ohio

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Maryland has lost two games in a row at home, but the tenor of the Indiana loss was much different than that of the Michigan State defeat Feb. 1. During the former affair, the Terps (11-11, 3-8 Big Ten) collapsed at the end of the first half and never really recovered in the second in a listless 68-55 performance. The Spartans’ bout had a similar flair during the first 20 minutes, with UMD falling apart in the last few minutes to trail by 10 points at halftime.