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No. 12 Maryland women’s basketball will look to bounce back after its loss to then-No. 11 Michigan on Sunday. The Terps fell in that matchup, 69-49 and are now in Columbus, Ohio to take on the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Associate head coach Karen Blair will lead the Terps against the Buckeyes while head coach Brenda Frese is with her family in Cedar Rapids, Iowa following the passing of her father Bill.
Ohio State fell to Michigan on Dec. 31 and since have won four in a row against Illinois, Northwestern, Michigan State and Minnesota.
The game is set for 6 p.m. and will air on the Big Ten Network.
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Catch up before the game
- No. 12 Maryland women’s basketball vs. Ohio State preview
- MM 1.20: No. 12 Maryland women’s basketball guard Shyanne Sellers named to ESPN’s top 10 freshmen list
- Three takeaways from No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball’s 20-point loss to No. 11 Michigan
- No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball struggles against No. 11 Michigan, falls 69-49
- Former Florida guard Lavender Briggs commits to Maryland women’s basketball
- MM 1.14: Maryland women’s basketball’s Ashley Owusu, Angel Reese named to ESPN’s midseason player rankings
- “It’s always about the players”: An inside look at Maryland women’s basketball’s Karen Blair’s rise through the coaching ranks
- Three takeaways from No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball’s win over Minnesota
- No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball uses a strong fourth quarter to take down Minnesota, 87-73
- Three takeaways from No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball’s dominant win over Penn State
- No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball bounces back strong, pummels Penn State, 106-78
- Faith Masonius tears ACL, ruled out for the remainder of season for Maryland women’s basketball