Gene Wang

The Hoyas coach, still mourning the loss of his mother, gets a lift from his team with a 21-point rout of the Friars, fueled by Micah Peavy’s career-high 30 points.

The Terps surged past Iowa for a 101-75 rout that set the school mark for points in a Big Ten game.

The No. 6 Terps’ 11-7 victory over No. 2 Syracuse in just their third game showed what this team could be.

The Terrapins, led again by another big night from freshman Derik Queen, place all five starters in double figures and turn aside Nebraska, 83-75.

The freshman standout scored a season-high 29 points and was instrumental to the Terps stretching their second-half lead for a 90-81 victory at Xfinity Center.

No. 18 Maryland coughs up a 17-point lead in the first half and an 11-point late in the second before falling, 73-70, at Ohio State.

The Hoyas’ stated goal each game is to reach 70 points — a figure they believe will lead them to victory. Against Butler, it did.

Balanced scoring and tough, timely defense in the second half carried the Terps past another ranked opponent for their sixth win in seven games.

Ed Cooley’s bunch stumbled into a 30-point first-half deficit before falling, 66-41, for its sixth loss in seven games.

Rice made the go-ahead three-pointer with 7.5 seconds left as Maryland prevailed, 79-78, for its fifth victory in six games.