For the first time in four attempts this season, the Terps knocked off a ranked opponent by taking down No. 22 UCLA, 79-61.

Maryland men’s basketball led No. 22 UCLA by seven points with less than seven minutes remaining in the game, needing one more push to avoid another late-game collapse. The Terps then embarked on an 8-0 run,

In their first game back from a disappointing West Coast trip, the Terps defeated UCLA, 79-61, as Ja'Kobi Gillespie scored a career-high 27 points and Julian Reese posted a double-double.

Maryland men’s basketball’s West Coast road trip didn’t go as planned. Back-to-back close losses to Washington and No. 15 Oregon put the Terps at 1-3 against conference opponents, well behind the 8-ball in the Big Ten standings.