Maryland Falls to Washington in 75-69 West Coast Loss

The Terps struggled offensively and defensively in their first Big Ten road game on the West Coast, with key players underperforming.

Maryland's offense faltered as leading scorers Derik Queen and Ja’Kobi Gillespie combined for just five points, well below their season averages.
Senior forward Julian Reese led Maryland with 22 points and eight rebounds, but his efforts were not enough to secure a win.
Washington’s bench outscored Maryland’s reserves 44-20, with standout performances from Vazoumana Diallo and DJ Davis contributing 35 points combined.
The Huskies dominated the rebounding battle 33-29, with Great Osobor grabbing 14 boards and scoring 20 points in a critical double-double effort.
Maryland coach Kevin Willard emphasized the need for physicality and resilience as the Terps prepare for their next game against No. 9 Oregon on Sunday.