Maryland women’s basketball’s undefeated run to start the 2025-56 season is over. But the Associated Press voters didn’t knock the Terps too much for one loss — they fell from No. 7 to No. 8 in this week’s
top 25 poll.
A 73-70 home upset loss to Illinois on New Year’s Day snapped a 14-game winning streak to open the season. But the Terps bounced right back three days later, notching a 15-point victory over Indiana on the road to move to 14-1 on the season and 3-1 in conference play.
Next up for the Terps is a return to Xfinity Center on Friday, taking on 8-7 Rutgers.
In other news
Ben Messinger gave his takeaways from Maryland women’s basketball’s bounceback win over Indiana.
Middle Tennessee State transfer wide receiver Nahzae Cox received an offer from Maryland football. Cox played two years of junior college football before moving to Division I this past season.
Class of 2029 quarterback Brian Snowden — Malik Washington’s replacement at Archbishop Spalding — received an offer from Maryland football.
Maryland field hockey legend Katie O’Donnell Bam was selected for the USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2026.
Three Maryland men’s soccer players were named among TopDrawerSoccer’s top-100 male collegiate players in the country.
Former Maryland football linebacker Caleb Wheatland, who transferred to Auburn after the 2024 season, is back in the Big Ten.
