We just can’t panic right now,” said Brantley, who scored eight of Maryland’s 31 bench points Wednesday night. Maryland’s struggles on the defensive end sped up the pace of the game, Turgeon said, and the Terrapins’ offense went cold when it mattered most. Maryland didn’t connect on a field goal again until Cowan nailed a three-pointer with 5:49 to play. Maryland didn’t score again until the 3:12 mark on a layup by Trimble, but by then it was too late. But beyond that, Maryland can’t afford another letdown at home after suffering a fourth loss in six games on Wednesday.

Source: Washington Post February 23, 2017 12:22 UTC