The game on Sunday was carrying a lot of weight for the Terps. It was a real chance for Maryland to break their recent losing streak. Unfortunately, the actual

Maryland men’s basketball was just what the doctor ordered for ailing Purdue — and a couple other members of the Big Ten. Eager to end a three-game losing skid, the No. 12 Boilermakers found a partner in the Terps,

The No. 12 Purdue Boilermakers and the Maryland Terrapins meet Sunday at XFINITY Center in College Park, Maryland. Tip-off is set for 1 p.m. ET.

The potential best in the league vs. the potential worst in the league should be excellent theater given the recent developments from both programs. All signs point to a get-right spot for Purdue -- it is favored by double digits -- but Maryland has had moments where it is fiesty at home this season under first-year coach Buzz Williams.

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The Boilermakers snapped their three-game losing streak in an emphatic way at Maryland. Here are IndyStar Purdue insider Nathan Baird's instant thoughts.

Fletcher Loyer was the star of the show in College Park on Sunday, leading Purdue to an impressive 93-63 win over Maryland to snap a three-game losing streak.

This is a statement game for the Boilermakers, one way or another. Personally, I hope that statement is “we’re tired of playing just good enough to win.”