How to watch Maryland men’s basketball vs. Jackson State

After rallying from down 15 against Bucknell on Saturday, Maryland men’s basketball will complete its four-game home stand with a much easier game against Jackson State on Monday.

While the Bison game the Terps a scare, the Tigers should go down without much fight. If Maryland plays with the same intensity it had in the second half against Bucknell, head coach Mark Turgeon should have ample time to play with his lineups.

The Tigers are 1-2 with two blowout losses on their record, and Maryland should give them a third. Anthony Cowan has led the Terps in scoring in each of the first four games, and freshmen Darryl Morsell and Bruno Fernando have both provided a spark for the team. Justin Jackson could be next in line for a breakout game after finally hitting his first three of the season.

Turgeon should have a chance to go deeper in his lineup than in the past two games when the Terps take on the Tigers tonight at 7 p.m. ET on BTN.

The numbers

Monday, Nov. 20, 7 p.m. ET, Xfinity Center, College Park

Maryland: 4-0 (0-0 Big Ten)

Jackson State: 1-2 (0-0 SWAC)

All-time series: Maryland leads, 1-0

How to watch and listen

TV: BTN (Tom Wemme, play-by-play; Dan Bonner, analyst)

Streaming: BTN2Go

Radio: 105.7FM (Baltimore)/980AM (DC), Sirius (138)/XM (195), TuneIn Radio App (Johnny Holliday, Chris Knoche, Walt Williams); WMUC Sports (Noah Gross, Ryan Holmer)

In other news

Field hockey’s tournament run ended in the NCAA championship game. After routing Michigan on Friday, the Terps would fall to Connecticut in Sunday’s title game.

Football’s season is likely one game from completion after losing in East Lansing this weekend.

Women’s basketball was completely overwhelmed against perennial power and No. 1-ranked Connecticut on Sunday.

While basketball is wrapping up a four-game home stand, volleyball’s is only half-done. It started with a four-set win over Iowa Friday, before the Terps were swept by Nebraska on Saturday.

Maryland’s Damonte Dodd was picked up by the Northern Arizona Suns, Phoenix’s G-League affiliate. He’ll replace former No. 1 draft pick Anthony Bennett, who’s heading to Canada to train with the national team in 2019’s FIBA World Cup Qualifiers.

Yannick Ngakoue had a day Sunday. He was the Jaguars’ MVP in their 19-7 win over the Browns and finished with 2.5 sacks and two forced fumbles, the second of which led to the game-sealing recovery touchdown.