Maryland rained down a season-high 12 3-pointers in 31 attempts – a .387 percentage that is the offense’s second-best rate so far. Graduate student small forward Selton Miguel and junior small forward Tafara Gapare set the pace with three 3-pointers each.

Bucknell (4-4) was Maryland’s highest-ranked non-high major opponent of the season thus far, per KenPom. The Bison slotted in at No. 223 as of Wednesday afternoon, the Terps’ sole non-power conference opponent ranking inside the top 250.

Maryland men’s basketball cruised to another nonconference win at Xfinity Center Wednesday night, defeating Bucknell, 91-67. The Terps are now 6-1 on the season with one more low-major game against Alcorn State before conference play begins.

It didn’t matter that the Maryland men’s basketball team was up by 25 with two minutes left in its bout with Bucknell on Wednesday. Tafara Gapare burst into the paint at full speed anyway, his eyes on the rim as he threw down a one-handed dunk over a defender, igniting the Xfinity Center crowd.

After a thrilling of a win over Villanova Sunday in the Saatva Empire Classic, Maryland men’s basketball took a break from the dramatics Wednesday. Taking on Bucknell at home, the Terps capitalized early and often as they have in many of their early-season matchups.