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Once again, Maryland women’s basketball has taken a slide down the latest AP Top 25 rankings.
The Terps were named the No. 20 team in the nation Monday — their lowest ranking thus far — continuing to fall after starting the season ranked No. 4. But despite dropping for the second straight week, they only trail Indiana in terms of Big Ten foes in the rankings.
Head coach Brenda Frese’s squad struggled in the first half against Ohio State on Jan. 6, but rallied behind Kalia Charles’ 28 points to record a 72-62 victory. Charles continued her impressive play on the season with a 26-point outing against Iowa, but the Terps fell on the road, 66-61. Maryland then capped off the three-game week Sunday with a dismantling of then-No. 24 Michigan, 77-49.
Despite the up-and-down start to conference play, the Terps are 12-4 on the year (3-2 Big Ten) and will look to ride some momentum from their win in Ann Arbor when they hosts Nebraska on Jan. 16.
In other news
Maryland fell five spots in the latest AP Top 25 poll, coming in at No. 17 Monday.
No. 17 Maryland hosts the upset minded Wisconsin Badgers on Tuesday. Check out the matchup preview.
Jordan takes a look at the film to find out what went wrong for Maryland in their blowout loss to Iowa.
Here are three things that stood out from Maryland women’s basketball’s 77-49 win over Michigan Sunday.
Big Ten basketball reigns supreme in the Top 50 NET rankings.
12 Big Ten teams rank inside the top-50 in the NCAA's NET rankings – double the amount of the next conference.
— Maryland Basketball (@TerrapinHoops) January 13, 2020
We're back at it tomorrow at Wisconsin ⤵️
PREVIEW : https://t.co/Orx6zYAZeM pic.twitter.com/g19z3fP21n
Red Velvet has been making it splash in Terplanta.
Stay hot, Red Velvet @KevinHuerter x #ProTerps pic.twitter.com/bOr6Xi44uj
— Maryland Basketball (@TerrapinHoops) January 13, 2020
Head coach Sasho Cirovski gave a stamp of approval to Maryland men’s soccer’s latest addition.
“One of the top young strikers in North America” - @SashoCirovski
— Maryland Soccer (@MarylandMSoccer) January 13, 2020
We added another baller to the mix
➡️ https://t.co/IfpI4nWXlG pic.twitter.com/XeCl4VA0n4
Senior attackman Jared Bernhardt reflected on the first week of practice for Maryland men’s lacrosse.
Mindset after week 1⃣ of spring practice
— Maryland Lacrosse (@TerpsMLax) January 13, 2020
️@Jared_bernhardt x #BeTheBest pic.twitter.com/p1mrirhHJ8
86 and counting for the women’s lacrosse team. The team’s home winning streak has been in the making since 2012.
The home field advantage in sports. #FearTheTurtle pic.twitter.com/3bRyltfwLK
— Maryland Women's Lacrosse (@MarylandWLax) January 13, 2020
Three former Terps cracked the All-Decade team for Big Ten baseball.
Only needed half the decade to make our mark
— Maryland Baseball (@TerpsBaseball) January 13, 2020
Three studs right here @MikeShawaryn x @Sweet_n_Lowe5 x @bshaffe13 pic.twitter.com/BkqxPGyHpz
The Maryland gymnastics team made some noise this weekend to place eighth in the national rankings.
After Meet #️⃣1️⃣ Maryland lands in the Top-10 & is the second best in the Big Ten!
— Maryland Gymnastics (@TerpsGymnastics) January 13, 2020
✔️ Highest rank in program history
✔️ Best start in program history#GymTerps || #FTT pic.twitter.com/GR01FThR8U