Photos: Maryland knocks off Nebraska for second straight day
It was a little closer this time, but the Husker men suffered another loss against Maryland on Wednesday as the teams played on consecutive days. Associated Press photos
Nebraska forward Derrick Walker goes up for a shot against Maryland during the first half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Nebraska guard Dalano Banton (45) blocks a shot by Maryland guard Eric Ayala, center, as teammate Shamiel Stevenson (4) helps defend during the first half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Nebraska guard Shamiel Stevenson dribbles up court against Maryland during the first half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Nebraska guard Dalano Banton talks to teammates as he works the floor against Maryland during the first half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Nebraska guard Trey McGowens goes up for a shot against Maryland during the first half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Nebraska forward Lat Mayen shoots against Maryland during the first half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Nebraska head coach Fred Hoiberg walks off the court at the end of the first half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Maryland guard Eric Ayala (5) shoots against Nebraska guard Thorir Thorbjarnarson (34) during the first half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Maryland forward Donta Scott drives as Nebraska guard Teddy Allen tries to swipe the ball away during the second half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Maryland guard Aaron Wiggins shoots against Nebraska during the second half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Nebraska guard Teddy Allen is slow to get up after a turnover against Maryland during the second half Feb. 17 in College Park, Md.
Maryland guard Eric Ayala (5) shoots against Nebraska forward Derrick Walker during the second half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Nebraska guard Shamiel Stevenson dunks on Maryland's Aaron Wiggins (2), Hakim Hart (13), Reese Mona and Jairus Hamilton during the second half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Maryland guard Hakim Hart exults after a shot against Nebraska during the second half Wednesday in College Park, Md.
Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg (left) and Maryland coach Mark Turgeon meet after the Terrapins defeated the Huskers 79-71 on Wednesday in College Park, Md.
The Terps went on a 12-0 spurt after NU got within four points early in the second half, and stayed in control the rest of the way.
The rest of the schedule gives players like Eduardo Andre a chance to gain valuable experience. His coach says he's "got a chance" to be special.