Follow along with your fellow Terp fans as the team takes on the Fighting Illini for the second time this month.
Maryland men’s basketball will look to avoid a three-game losing streak when it takes on No. 17 Illinois for the second time this season.
The first time these two teams met on Jan. 6, the Terps led at halftime, 34-30, as center Kofi Cockburn got into foul trouble early on and sat for a portion of the first half. But ultimately Cockburn went back into the game in the second half and Maryland could not stop him as he finished the day with 23 points and 18 boards en route to Illinois victory.
It was reported this morning by multiple sources that Cockburn will not be playing on Friday night after suffering a concussion against Purdue.
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Catch up before the game
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- Takeaways from Maryland men’s basketball’s ugly loss to Michigan
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- Maryland men’s basketball receives commitment from transfer guard Cashius McNeilly
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