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Maryland men’s basketball will look to bounce back when it faces Michigan on Tuesday night.
The Terps most recently fell to Rutgers in which they held onto an 11-point lead at halftime but ultimately lost to the Scarlet Knights, 70-59.
Michigan most recently fell to then-No. 25 Illinois after a long pause due to coronavirus protocols within the program. The Wolverines may be without a few players as Hunter Dickinson and Brandon Johns Jr. traveled to Illinois but did not participate in game action.
Both teams are searching for their second conference win of the season.
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Catch up before the game
- How to watch Maryland men’s basketball at Michigan
- Maryland men’s basketball’s halftime lead erased, taken down by Rutgers, 70-59
- Three takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s loss to Rutgers
- Maryland men’s basketball vs. Rutgers preview
- Maryland men’s basketball avoids major collapse, defeats Northwestern, 94-87
- Three takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s thrilling win over Northwestern
- Maryland men’s basketball assistant coach Bruce Shingler suspended, charged with soliciting prostitution in October
- Maryland men’s basketball fails to complete comeback, falls to No. 23 Wisconsin, 70-69
- Three takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s close loss to No. 23 Wisconsin
- Maryland men’s basketball drops second straight game, falls to Illinois, 76-64
- Three takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s loss to Illinois
- Maryland men’s basketball desperately needs a spark from somewhere after road losses to Iowa, Illinois