Entering last season's Big Ten tournament as the No. 1 seed, Ohio State was eliminated in its first game against Maryland, hitting a low after being outrebounded 55-31. Ohio State was then knocked out of the NCAA Tournament by Duke in the second round.

The Terps, who didn’t account for the Buckeyes’ physicality and full-court press defense in the first meeting, combatted those issues.

Ohio State women's basketball almost got another top-25 road win but came up just short against the Maryland Terrapins on Sunday afternoon.

Sarah Te-Biasu drilled incredible 3-pointer to help the Maryland Terrapins defeat the Ohio State Buckeyes in overtime.

Sarah Te-Biasu’s game-winning 3-pointer lifted No. 19 Maryland over No. 12 Ohio State, 93-90, in overtime. The Terps picked up a fourth consecutive win and their seventh win in the past eight games. Maryland hopes to be awarded a No. 4 seed or higher in the NCAA tournament — and the opportunity to play at Xfinity Center one more time.

On the final day of the Big Ten regular season, No. 12 Ohio State women’s basketball traveled to College Park, Maryland to face the No. 19 Maryland Terrapins. The Buckeyes and Terrapins showed why the Big Ten schedule makers put the two teams against each other twice this season.