The Terps played a solid first half, but they faded down the stretch against No. 9 Oregon to suffer their third consecutive conference loss.

Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball couldn't climb out of a first-half hole that reached as many as 25 points Sunday vs. Maryland.

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The Terps failed to overcome one of their worst first-half showings of the season in a 75-69 loss to Washington.

Maryland lost to Oregon, 83-79, on Jan. 5, dropping a second consecutive conference game. Joshua Sampson with three takeaways from the loss.

Elements of Sunday's loss should have the Hawkeyes concerned, but not in full-blown panic. Generating productive urgency is Iowa's next challenge.

The Terps improve to 14-0 with a road win against a ranked Iowa team. Kaylene Smikle lead Maryland with 26 points.

No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball traveled to Iowa City, Iowa, to take on the No. 23 Hawkeyes Sunday with recent history not on its side. The Terps were 1-3 in their last four matchups against the Hawkeyes,