In front of a sold out-crowd and former program greats and National Championship winners, Maryland men’s basketball got outmatched by No. 9 Michigan down the stretch, falling 69-62 at home.
It was a tightly contested game that neither team led by more than six points until the final minutes. But even without Charles Matthews for the second straight game, the Wolverines made life hard for the No. 17 Terps on both ends. Michigan’s offense heated up late to hand Maryland its first conference home loss of the season.
Bruno Fernando recorded another double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds, adding a career-high six blocks.