The Terps will search for their first Big Ten tournament title on Sunday in their first championship appearance since 2015.
The Terps failed to record a run outside of the fifth inning.
Freshman Kyle McCoy had his worst outing of the season, allowing nine runs in 2.2 innings.
The win moved the Terps into sole possession of first place in the Big Ten standings.
The Terps slugged seven home runs in the monster offensive performance.
The Terps are 6-0 in Big Ten action on Friday and Saturday’s, but 0-3 on Sunday’s. Their pitching staff has allowed 13 runs a game on Sunday’s, the main reason why they’ve struggled to close out a conference series.
The Terps crushed four home runs in an offensive obliteration over the Dukes’ pitching.
The Terps still won the series despite the Sunday loss.
The Scarlet Knights’ bats gave the Terps’ pitching staff too many problems on Sunday, leading to the series finale domination.
The Hawkeyes scored nine runs in the fifth en route to the win.