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No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball is back on the road to face head coach Dawn Staley’s No. 1 South Carolina program at 3 p.m. The matchup between the Terps and the Gamecocks marks Maryland’s final game against a ranked nonconference opponent in the regular season.
The Terps are looking to extend their winning streak to four after picking up victories against Miami, Rutgers and Purdue. Earlier this season, Maryland defeated then-No. 5 Baylor before back-to-back losses to then-No. 2 NC State and then-No. 4 Stanford as the roster was thin due to injury and illness.
Now, the Terps have the opportunity to collect another win over a ranked opponent which will be a challenging matchup. The Gamecocks are undefeated including a commanding 73-57 win over then-No. 3 UConn.
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Catch up before the game
- No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball vs. No. 1 South Carolina preview
- MM 12.10: Maryland women’s basketball’s Katie Benzan named candidate for Senior CLASS Award
- Three takeaways from No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball’s win over Purdue
- MM 12.7: Maryland women’s basketball’s Angel Reese earns Big Ten weekly honors
- Three takeaways from No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball’s 73-59 Big Ten-opening win over Rutgers
- Three takeaways from No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball’s narrow win over Miami
- No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball edges out Miami, 82-74
- Shorthanded No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball must put Bahamas trip in rearview mirror
- Three takeaways from No. 2 Maryland women’s basketball’s crushing 86-67 defeat to No. 7 Stanford
- No. 2 Maryland women’s basketball overpowered in 86-67 loss to No. 7 Stanford