GAME RECAP
Impact player
Aaron Wiggins, Maryland
The 6-6 junior scored eight of his team-high 17 points in the second half, including a three-pointer to answer an 11-0 Gophers run.
By the numbers
6 Losing streak against Maryland dating to the 2016-17 season.
11 Combined points for Marcus Carr and injured Liam Robbins on 5-for-23 shooting.
0-7 Gophers' road record this season, the only Big Ten team winless away from home.
29.6 Minnesota's shooting percentage in the first half, when it trailed 29-10 to start.
52.9 Maryland's shooting percentage for the game, including 58.6% in the first half.
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