The Terps started the season ranked No. 14 in the nation and were picked to win the Big Ten, but were left out of the NCAA tournament entirely. There were three clear reasons to their sharp decline.
The Terps now need the results of Ohio State to fall their way for a chance to get into the Big Ten tournament.
The Terps blew a 2-0 lead over the final 32 minutes.
The Terps have been shutout in each of their last three contests.
The Terps registered 15 shots and seven shots-on-goal, yet failed to convert on any of them.
The Terps look to avoid a winless September.
Next up, Maryland faces another road test in Madison versus Wisconsin at 1 p.m. Sunday.
The Terps fell to their DMV rival to drop below .500.
The Terps are looking to continue the forward momentum after defeating UNC Greensboro on Sunday.