to beat #3 North Carolina 88–85 in overtime. Maryland fans rushed the court after the upset victory. March 3, 2010 -Led by first team All-American point guard Greivis Vasquez, the Maryland men's basketball team defeated #4 Duke 79–72. As a result of the 79–72 victory, the Terps would go on to share the ACC regular season championship with Duke. January 25, 2012 – The basketball court was named in honor of Gary Williams, the men's basketball coach who retired after the previous season. That night, the men's basketball team fell to Duke, 74–61. February 16, 2013 – Maryland Men's Basketball upsets #2 Duke in a thrilling 83–81 victory. This was the first victory for the Terps against the Blue Devils since 2010 and the first win against a top 3 ranked team since 2009. This also was the first victory against Duke for Mark Turgeon as the head coach for Maryland Basketball. March 9, 2014 - Maryland Men's Basketball Team took down longtime rival #5 Virginia 75–69 in overtime. This was the last home game for the Terrapins as a member of the ACC. Also it was the last home game with the Terp's venue being named the Comcast Center. February 24, 2015 - Maryland Men's Basketball Team upsets #5 Wisconsin 59–53. November 17, 2015 - Maryland Men's Basketball Team defeats the Georgetown Hoyas behind a 24-point performance from guard Melo Trimble. This game was considered a renewal of the old-school rivalry between these teams. It was the first time they had played since 1993. January 28, 2016 - First matchup featuring two top-ten ranked Men's Basketball teams in the history of the Xfinity Center. The #8 Maryland Terrapins defeated the #3 Iowa Hawkeyes 74–68 in front of a crowd of 17, 950 people. March 8, 2020 - #9 Maryland Men's Basketball Team defeated the #25 Michigan Wolverines 74–66, clinching a share of the 2019-20 Big Ten regular-season championship. It was the first Big Ten title for the men's basketball team in school history. February 16, 2023 - Maryland Men's Basketball Team upsets #3 Purdue 68-54 which was the first top 5 win at home since 2016 for the Terps. See also List of NCAA Division I basketball arenas References External links College basketball venues in the United States Maryland Terrapins basketball venues Basketball venues in Maryland Comcast Sports venues completed in 2002 2002 establishments in Maryland College volleyball venues