No. 21 Maryland women defeat Michigan, 85-77

In a thrilling matchup, No. 21 Maryland women's basketball team defeated Michigan 85-77, led by an impressive 21-point performance from Sarah Te-Biasu. Te-Biasu, who typically averages 8.2 points per game, played a pivotal role in the victory, scoring crucial baskets to help the Terrapins overcome a challenging start. Shyanne Sellers contributed 18 points and made history by becoming the first Terrapin to achieve 1,500 points, 500 rebounds, and 500 assists in her career before limping off the court late in the game. The Terrapins ended a three-game losing streak at home and improved their Big Ten record to 10-5. Maryland managed to maintain a slight lead throughout the second half, despite a strong effort from Michigan’s freshman Olivia Olson, who scored 26 points. The team’s next challenge comes against Northwestern, marking the first conference matchup between the two this season.