Dominique Oden made two straight 3-pointers late in the game, and the Boilermakers pulled off a 75-65 upset Thursday night to end Maryland’s seven-game winning streak. “Obviously, I was disappointed in our play,” Frese said. “We’ve shown some resilience through the whole year, being able to play on the road,” Purdue coach Sharon Versyp said. Purdue outscored Maryland 26-15 in the fourth quarter, making eight of 13 field goal tries compared to 6-for-19 shooting by the Terps. Maryland: Sunday’s game at Minnesota is part of stretch during which the Terrapins play five of six on the road.

Source: National Post February 16, 2018 01:02 UTC