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No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball is looking to solidify the No. 2 seed in the Big Ten Tournament in its final two games of the season, and it will put its hopes to the test against a struggling Ohio State team on the road.
The Terps just finished off a perfect 10-0 Big Ten home record with last Sunday’s win over Northwestern, moving into a four-way tie in the standings with the Wildcats, Indiana and Michigan; Maryland holds the tiebreaker over each of them. Maryland is in search of just its second conference road win, with its only other away Big Ten victory coming at last-place Minnesota.
Maryland defeated then-No. 24 Ohio State, 80-73, at the XFINITY Center on Jan. 8. A lot has certainly changed since then.
Here’s how to watch and listen to the matchup.
The numbers
Maryland: 20-9 (11-7 Big Ten)
Ohio State: 12-17 (4-14 Big Ten)
All-time series: Maryland leads 11-9
DraftKings Sportsbook line: Maryland -1.5
How to watch and listen
Wednesday, March 1, 7 p.m. ET, Value City Arena, Columbus, Ohio
TV: Big Ten Network — Brandon Gaudin (play-by-play), Robbie Hummel (analyst)
Radio: 105.7 FM (Balt.) / 980 AM (D.C.) / SiriusXM Channel 384 — Matt Noble (play-by-play), Chris Knoche (analyst)
Streaming: FOX Sports
Catch up before the game
No. 21 Maryland men’s basketball at Ohio State preview
Maryland men’s basketball re-enters AP poll, checking in at No. 21
Takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s crucial win over No. 21 Northwestern
Maryland men’s basketball uses 3-point barrage to bully Northwestern, 75-59
How Maryland fans came together to create an unforgettable night in College Park
Maryland men’s basketball film breakdown: The Jahmir Young experience
Takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s road demolition of Minnesota
Maryland men’s basketball hammers Minnesota, 81-46
Analyzing Maryland men’s basketball’s Big Ten home/road offensive splits
Ian Martinez didn’t just take the long route from Costa Rica to Maryland — he blazed the trail
Canadian journeyman Patrick Emilien’s work ethic proves it is better late than never
Maryland men’s basketball film breakdown: A look at Donta Scott’s terrific start
Donta Scott is the key piece to Maryland men’s basketball’s puzzle
Under Grant Billmeier, Julian Reese and Maryland men’s basketball’s frontcourt look to make strides
Jahmir Young and Don Carey return home to Maryland to form Kevin Willard’s first starting backcourt
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