Maryland Terps emerge victoriously against Ohio State in a thrilling overtime win

Sunday's game between Ohio State and Maryland was an instant classic. Two ranked Big Ten opponents are looking to finish the regular season with a win. But ultimately it was the Terps Sarah Te-Biasu hitting the game-winning shot in overtime, sending the fans in Xfinity Center home happy.

"I was really happy. It felt good." said Te-Biasu. "This was an important game for our confidence, a game like this."

En route to their 93-90 overtime win against 12th-ranked Ohio State, the 19th-ranked Terps were led by Kaylene Smikle, who exploded for 26 points.

"I let the game come to me. I think that's when I play my best, when I'm in the flow." said Smikle.

The senior Shayanne Sellers, battling through a knee injury, provided 21 points and 8 assists in what could be her last game at Xfinity Center.

"I've just enjoyed every moment of it. It's real, but I think I mean, if this is what a way to go out." said Sellers.

Now the Terps prepare for the Big Ten Tournament before March Madness. Head coach Brenda Freese believes they've put together a solid resume this season.

With the magic of March Madness already in full effect, we can't wait to see what the future holds for the Terps.