I'm not convinced Maryland is all that good and this will be the Terps' first true road game and second matchup against a Top 25 team (lost to Marquette). Purdue should have no trouble focusing after getting largely dominated last time out at Penn State. But at home, this is a juggernaut (22 straight wins; since the start of last season, leads the country in 3-point percentage in games played in their home arena) and Purdue hasn't started 0-2 in the Big Ten since the 2013-14 season. The Boilers have won the past six at home in this series.