No. 2 Maryland loses at home to Wisconsin, 70-57

Feb 14, 2016, 07:07

First. he tackled Wisconsin's Vitto Brown, underneath the basket. But Gard is making a case for himself, and the latest good development is Saturday's 70-57 win over No. 2 Maryland. "I expect he'll be Big Ten Player of the Year, so he's gonna garner a lot of attention obviously with that".

Consider that after suffering a five-point loss January 12 at Northwestern, only two Big Ten teams had worse league records than UW. "We started the game decently and then during that lull period couldn't get out of it for one reason or another".

How's this for a statement?

Wisconsin: The Badgers didn't really change it up after the first game between the teams.

Every time the Maryland Terrapins made a run and got within striking distance Saturday night, Wisconsin seemed to have an answer. Wisconsin's wins aren't exactly an impressive list, as their road wins were over IL and Penn State.

"We've been saying that we can play with anybody in the country now for a while", Koenig said.

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Senior guard Rasheed Sulaimon scored a team-high 17 points for Maryland (22-4, 10-3), which couldn't recover from a major offensive drought in the first half. The sophomore point guard went 1 of 14 from the floor and had five of Maryland's 12 turnovers.

Wisconsin players reacts after guard Bronson Koenig (24) made a 3-pointer during the second half of the team's NCAA college basketball game against Maryland, Saturday, Feb. 13, 2016, in College Park, Md.

Gard immediately installed a new offense and expanded the bench.

"I want to give Wisconsin a ton of credit", Turgeon said. They were quicker, more physical.

And is Wisconsin's interim coach going to be Wisconsin's full-time coach? "I knew we were taking steps in the right direction". Assists_Wisconsin 13 (Koenig 5), Maryland 11 (Trimble 6). "The coaches stressed we have to hit them in the mouth... and take it to them". Maryland struggled to match Wisconsin's physicality - the Badgers held a 20-4 edge in second chance points - and Stone had to be calmed by his teammates after he and Thomas got into a shouting match.

The Badgers shot 46.2 percent from 3-point range - compared to 41.1 percent from the field - and basically led the entire game. After Brown hit a 3-pointer, another layup by Brantley and a dunk by Stone made it 45-39. "That can be discouraging at times".

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The Terrapins were done in by a first half in which they went 7 for 21 from the field with nine turnovers. Maryland had just reeled off 12 straight points when its dry spell began and were leading 14-7.

It had to be frustrating for Maryland, and it appeared that way as its star freshman Diamond Stone received a technical foul after shoving Brown's head to the court two seconds before halftime, per Mike Rutherford of CardChronicle.com. They came out and played focused.

Instead of dwelling on why Stone wasn't ejected, the Badgers collectively turned the page.

"We just tried to make his shots as tough as possible". "It was like a rally for us". That's what we deemed it. We say that was a flagrant one contact foul.

"Our goals are still the same", Hayes said. "But guys like me, Varun [Ram] and [Sulaimon], we've been through stuff like this". We're not anxious about Mr. Lunardi's bracketology, whatever he's got going on. "Tonight was as close to the 40 minutes of complete basketball that we've played".

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