Here’s how Maryland basketball fits into the Big Ten Tournament bracket

When Melo Trimble’s three found the bottom of the net and the final buzzer sounded on Maryland basketball’s 63-60 win Saturday over Michigan State, the Terps assured themselves the No. 3-seed in the Big Ten Tournament, good for a double-bye.

But the rest of the conference tournament picture wasn’t clear until after four Sunday games. Wisconsin clinched the No. 2-seed with a win over Minnesota, who held onto a double bye of its own thanks to Northwestern’s defeat at the hands of Purdue.

Here’s the full, official bracket:

Maryland has the last Friday game, which is likely to tip after 9 p.m. ET. The Terps will play either No. 6-seed Northwestern, No. 11-seed Ohio State or No. 14-seed Rutgers in that contest.

In other news

Maryland women’s basketball is your Big Ten tournament champion thanks to a 74-64 win over Purdue.

Terps baseball went 3-0 this weekend. The highlight was a 9-2 win Saturday over No. 6 NC State, but Maryland also squeaked past Notre Dame and dominated Dayton.

Maryland softball went 1-4 this weekend, but that one win was over No. 25 Missouri. The Terps are now 3-15-1, but two of their victories are against ranked teams.

The lacrosse teams went 1-1 on Saturday afternoon, with the women cruising past Hofstra and the men coming up just short at Notre Dame.

Soccer sophomore Eryk Williamson scored a booming goal in for the American U-20 team.

Maryland football made the cut for a couple 2018 recruits.

(Top-15 lists/edits are hilarious and mean next to absolutely nothing, but Maryland’s still in pretty good company here.)

Finally, we have a really cool story in the Fanposts about Mark Turgeon being a part of Shaq Cleare’s senior day at Texas.