Despite fighting to come back in the second-half, the Maryland Terrapins men's basketball team could not complete the feat, falling on the road to the UCLA Brui

Marred by poor decision making and shot selection, Maryland ultimately sputtered against UCLA, 67-55. The Terps are now 0-5 in Big Ten play.

In a season marked by struggle, the Maryland Terrapins find themselves grappling with an alarming 0-4 start in Big Ten men's basketball conference play. Under the leadership of Coach Buzz Williams, the team faces an uphill battle as they aim to turn their fortunes around amidst a challenging schedule and roster changes.

In front of a gold-out crowd, the Maryland Terrapins women's basketball team dominated their Big Ten foes, the Wisconsin Badgers, 97-59 at Xfinity Center on Mon

Rutgers’ eventual 41-point total was Maryland’s third-fewest allowed in a conference game since 2014. The Terps, fueled by Garzon, made each of their first five 3-pointers — contributing to a quick 22 first-quarter points. Maryland shot above 60 percent from beyond the arc in the first half.

Coach Buzz Williams and his Maryland Terrapins are off to a 0-4 start in Big Ten men’s basketball conference play, and it won’t get any easier from here.

On Sunday, the rivalry based completely on basketball ability adds the first of two 2025-26 regular season chapters when the Buckeyes travel to College Park, Maryland.

Uneven play, injury issues contribute to an 84-66 loss that leaves the Terrapins under .500 and still looking for their first Big Ten win under Buzz Williams.