Ceko Leads Terps to 87-62 Win over Ohio

NOTE—Injury to Bruno appears to be a low right ankle sprain according to Coach Turgeon. Hopefully it turns out to be a minor one.

Michal Cekovsky made every shot he took, scoring 15 points to go with eight rebounds, and Maryland breezed past Ohio 87-62 Thursday night.

Cekovsky went 6 for 6 from floor and sank all three of his free throws. The 7-foot-1 sophomore from Slovakia was pulled with 7:22 left and finished one point short of his career high.

Kevin Huerter scored 17 points for Maryland (8-3), and Anthony Cowan Jr. contributed 12 points, eight rebounds and seven assists.

Coming off three straight tough games — narrow losses to Syracuse and Purdue, followed by an overtime victory at Illinois — the Terrapins never trailed.

Mike Laster scored 14 for the Bobcats (4-4). Ohio, a member of the Mid-American Conference, previously lost to Clemson, Dayton and Iona.

The Terps made their first five shots and got six points from Cekovsky in grabbing to a 15-2 lead. Maryland then missed six of nine attempts before Jackson peeled off nine straight points to make it 30-14.

Huerter had only six points in the first half, which ended with Maryland up 41-28. The sophomore guard scored eight points in the first eight minutes after halftime, including a soft jump shot that made it 51-31 with 16:55 left.

With Cekovsky and Cowan leading the way, the taller Terrapins finished with a 49-29 rebounding advantage. Maryland has out-rebounded 10 of its 11 opponents on the season

Huerter collected six rebounds, as did Fernando.

Maryland will face Garner-Webb on Saturday afternoon, the second of six straight home games for the Terrapins. The game will be streamed on BTN Plus.

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