Maryland guard Rodney Rice #1 pursues Nebraska’s forward Juwan Gary #4. The Terps beat the Cornhuskers, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)Maryland’s Julian Reese #10 tries to keep the ball away from Nebraska guard Brice Williams #3. The Terps beat the Cornhuskers, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)
Maryland’s Julian Reese #10 looks for an opening under the basket while being surrounded by Nebraska’s Ahron Ulis #2, second from left, and Juwan Gary #4, right. The Terps pulled out the win over the Cornhuskers, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)Maryland’s Derik Queen #25 looks for an opening against Nebraska guard Rollie Worster. The Terps beat the Cornhuskers, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)Maryland guard Selton Miguel #9 shoots over Nebraska guard Ahron Ulis #2. The Terps beat the Cornhuskers, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)
Maryland guard Selton Miguel #9 shoots over Nebraska guard Sam Hoiberg #1. The Terps beat the Cornhuskers, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)Maryland’s Julian Reese #10 looks for an opening under the basket while being surrounded by Nebraska’s Ahron Ulis #2, second from left, and Juwan Gary #4, right. The Terps pulled out the win over the Cornhuskers, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)With less than a minute remaining in the tied game, Maryland guard Ja’Kobi Gillespie #0 gets ready to shoot with pressure from Nebraska forward Juwan Gary. Gillespie’s basket put the Terps ahead Nebraska, 68-66. The Terps won, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)
Maryland guard Ja’Kobi Gillespie #0, left, fights for a rebound with Nebraska’s Ahron Ulis #2 and Andrew Morgan #23. The Terps beat the Cornhuskers, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)Maryland guard Ja’Kobi Gillespie #0 drives toward the basket. Gillespie reached a career record of 1,000 points in the first half of the game against Nebraska, which the Terps won, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)Maryland’s Julian Reese #10 shoots in front of Nebraska forward Juwan Gary #4. The Terps pulled out the win over the Cornhuskers, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)
Nebraska’s Sam Hoiberg #1 on defense against Ja’Kobi Gillespie #0. Gillespie reached a career record of 1,000 points in the first half of the game against the Cornhuskers. (Amy Davis/Staff)MD’s Derik Queen #25 drives past Nebraska’s Berke Buyuktuncel #9. University of Maryland hosts University of Nebraska in a close game. (Amy Davis/Staff)Maryland guard Rodney Rice #1 looks for an opening in a close game against Nebraska. The Terps beat the Cornhuskers, 69 – 66. (Amy Davis/Staff)
During the halftime of the Maryland game against the University of Nebraska, the Terps honored Billy Jones, retired power forward for Maryland. Jones became the first Black player in the Atlantic Coast Conference in Dec. 1965. (Amy Davis/Staff)
